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Huntin" Land Podcast

Great Days Outdoors

Stay up to date on Hunting Tactics, Land Management, Land Values, and Land Market dynamics with hosts Joe Baya, Butch Thierry, and Clint Flowers.

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47:30

Strategies For Windy Day Turkey Hunting With Dave...

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2025/03/06

On this episode of the Huntin' Land Podcast, Joe sits down with Dave Owens of the Pinhoti Project. The Pinhoti Project is all about capturing raw, unfiltered turkey hunting experiences, showcasing the true essence of woodsmanship and the skill it takes to pursue wild turkeys. Joe shares his admiration for Dave’s content, especially how it highlights different terrains and the tactics needed to get close to gobblers.This episode dives into one of the toughest challenges in turkey hunting: windy

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61:37

Calling In Raccoons: An Alternative Method of Nest...

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2025/01/29

In this episode, Joe and Butch dive into the exciting world of raccoon calling for nest predator management with expert Geoff Nemnich, known for his work on “The Last Stand” and “Eastman’s Predator Pros.” Geoff shares his journey into raccoon calling, exploring effective techniques, call selection, and strategies for successful hunts. They discuss the importance of understanding raccoon behavior, seasonal patterns, and using the right tools for nighttime setups. Tune in for valuable insights and

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58:20

Why Rye Grass Doesn't Belong in Your Food Plot (And...

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2025/01/14

On this episode we interview Dr. Will Gulsby from Auburn University to discuss the prevalence of ryegrass in deer food plots and why it is not an ideal planting. Dr. Will Gulsby explains that annual ryegrass is less palatable to deer, produces less forage, and can negatively impact turkey brooding habitat compared to other cool season grains like wheat and cereal rye. Ryegrass is also highly invasive and can spread easily through equipment. Dr. Gulsby and the hosts discuss strategies for controlling

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62:49

Step-by-Step Pre-Rut Strategies for the Deep South...

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2025/01/03

Travis Lee, an experienced whitetail hunter in Alabama, defines the pre-rut, when bucks start splitting up, working scrapes, and searching for does. He emphasizes the importance of hunting during cold front days, as bucks will often move to green food sources on those days. Travis also discusses the value of using trail cameras to pattern mature bucks and their bedding areas. He is not as focused on scrapes as he is on finding big rubs near bedding areas.The group also discusses the use of calls and

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53:47

How to Provide Hard and Soft Mast Year-Round on Your...

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2025/01/03

On this episode, we discuss strategies for providing year-round hard and soft mast production on hunting properties to attract and hold wildlife with Iain Wallace from Chestnut Hill Outdoors. The hosts cover the current deer season and challenges with food plots, then dive into the benefits of growing oak trees and other fruit-bearing plants to create a diverse, reliable food source. Iain shares insights on a variety of adaptable fruit tree options for the South, including timing of production,

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43:59

Trust and Estate Planning For Landowners

Huntin" Land Podcast ·

2024/12/19

The podcast discusses the importance of estate planning for landowners, particularly those with timber or recreational land. The guests, Jeffrey Winick and Scott Pugh from Regions Private Wealth Management, provide insights on the essential elements of an estate plan, including wills, trusts, and beneficiary designations. They emphasize the need for open communication with family members to understand their preferences and avoid potential disputes over the land.The conversation highlights the

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66:21

How to Successfully Harvest and Plant Acorns From...

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2024/12/16

On this week's episode of Huntin' Land we are joined by Iain Wallace from Chestnut Hill Outdoors who provides detailed advice on when and how to harvest acorns, the best methods for germinating and growing oak seedlings, and tips for protecting young trees from deer and other pests. The conversation focuses on how to successfully harvest acorns and plant oak trees to provide a year-round food source for wildlife. The hosts discuss the importance of having a variety of oak species that drop

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54:36

How Hunting Abroad Supports Conservation Causes

Huntin" Land Podcast ·

2024/11/04

This episode of Huntin' Land features an interview with Luke Gerhart, founder of Gerhart Outdoors. Luke shares how he started his business helping people experience the outdoors in remote locations around the world after a disappointing elk hunt early in his career. He discusses how international hunting trips can directly support conservation efforts and local economies in places like Africa and New Zealand. Luke emphasizes the importance of vetting outfitters to ensure clients have a positive

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53:06

The Expert’s Guide to Shooting House Placement

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2024/10/25

In this episode, Joe Baya and co-host Butch Thierry dive into the fascinating world of deer vision with Gino D'Angelo, an Associate Professor of Deer Ecology and Management. The discussion centers on how deer perceive their environment and what hunters can do to optimize their camouflage and stand placement. Gino shares insights from his extensive research at the University of Georgia, explaining how deer see differently than humans, particularly in low light and with UV perception. The episode

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69:13

The Science Behind How Deer See

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2024/10/14

On this episode we interview Gino D'Angelo, Associate Professor of Deer Ecology and Management at the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources at the University of Georgia. Gino discusses the latest deer vision research. D'Angelo explains how deer have superior night vision and can see in the UV spectrum, but have limited color perception compared to humans. This impacts how deer perceive movement, contrast, and camouflage. The research shows deer have a very wide field of view,

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47:25

Tips and Techniques for Using Deer Attractants This Fall

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2024/10/01

On this episode, we discuss the upcoming deer hunting season and getting ready for it. We interview Zach Clark from Big & J Attractants to talk about using deer attractants effectively. Zach shares his background in marketing and sales at the company, as well as his own lifelong experience as a deer hunter.Zach explains the importance of using nutritional attractants rather than just empty calories like corn. He highlights Big & J's focus on deer nutrition, with a team of PhD

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66:54

Saddle Hunting Safety With Hang Free

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2024/09/13

This podcast discusses the safety and gear considerations of saddle hunting. Van Wilkes, co-owner of Hang Free, provides in-depth advice on selecting safe and reliable saddle hunting equipment. He emphasizes the importance of using gear from reputable manufacturers, properly inspecting and maintaining equipment, and avoiding homemade or modified components. Nick Williams, an experienced saddle hunter, explains how he got into the sport to hunt public land more efficiently. Van covers topics like

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51:57

Waterfowl Impoundment Planning for Landowners

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2024/08/27

On this episode of Huntin’ Land we talk with Jake Spears of Ducks Unlimited about Waterfowl Impoundment Planning for Landowners. We discuss the feasibility of creating waterfowl impoundments on recreational properties, even in areas not known as major waterfowl flyways. Clint Flowers emphasizes the importance of managing impoundments well and documenting their productivity to increase property value. The guests explore factors to consider when selecting a site, including choosing low-lying areas

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45:58

Forestry: Why It's A Growing Field With Endless...

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2024/08/16

On this episode of the Huntin’ Land podcast we interview Stephanie Fuller from Forestry Works about careers in the forestry industry. We discuss the misconceptions many people have about forestry being limited to jobs like logging and forestry, when in reality there is a wide range of career opportunities from business roles like accounting and marketing to more technical positions using new technologies like drones. Stephanie explains how the forestry industry in Alabama has a $36 billion annual

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56:27

Creating the Proper Mix for Seeding Food Plots

Huntin" Land Podcast ·

2024/07/19

On this week's show, Joe and Butch discuss creating successful food plot seed mixes with Caleb Weaver from Southern Seed and Feed. Caleb explains the importance of soil testing and selecting seed varieties suited to soil and climate conditions. Listeners learned that seeding rates must account for factors like seed coatings, purity, and germination rates. Planting methods and deer browse pressure may require adjusting seeding rates. The show covered balancing different seed varieties to provide

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51:31

Why Every Camp Needs A Deer Cooler

Huntin" Land Podcast ·

2024/07/11

On this episode of Huntin' Land we talk with Brad Lockwood of Koola Buck. Brad discusses the benefits of aging deer by hanging them for improved meat quality as well as valuable insights for hunters looking to improve their deer processing experience. Brad covers topics such as the optimal temperature range (38-41°F) for aging deer by letting them hang , the convenience of being able to process deer on your own schedule and the advantages of using a portable deer cooler compared to a permanent

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49:13

How To Determine if Your Deer Need Supplemental...

Huntin" Land Podcast ·

2024/07/03

This episode we interview Chuck Sykes, the director of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, about deer supplemental feeding. Sykes shares his background and how he became the director, despite initial reluctance to take the state job. He emphasizes the importance of habitat management over supplemental feeding for deer. Sykes defines supplemental feeding as providing additional nutrition beyond what deer need to survive, typically during lean periods like late winter and

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46:58

Stewardship Success Stories - How This Landowner...

Huntin" Land Podcast ·

2024/06/17

This week's show featured an interview with Jeff Kahn, a landowner who recently enrolled his property in a forest carbon program. Jeff grew up in Queens, New York but was drawn to rural land ownership. He purchased an 80 acre property in Virginia that had woods, pastures, and a creek. Over 40 years, Jeff undertook various projects like building a house, renovating pastures, installing a pond, and raising cattle. He discussed putting the property in a conservation easement to protect it from

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82:13

A Landowner's Experience with Wagyu Cattle

Huntin" Land Podcast ·

2024/05/24

This week on Huntin' Land Butch and Joe interview: Wes and Laura Madden of 9 Line Farms to discuss starting their farm in Florida after falling in love with wagyu beef brought by friends from Oregon. They explain the importance of genetics, water quality, forage and low stress in raising their fullblood wagyu cattle. The Maddens discuss challenges selling directly to consumers and restaurants. They provide advice for those interested in wagyu farming and recommend farms committed to regenerative

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42:19

Is It Worth it to Mill Your Own Lumber?

Huntin" Land Podcast ·

2024/05/16

This episode of Huntin' Land discusses whether it is worth it for landowners to own a personal sawmill. Stephen Gordon from Woodmizer is interviewed to provide information on sawmills. Some key points discussed include: Reasons people own sawmills include milling lumber from their own trees for projects, enjoyment of the process, and potential cost savings. Portable sawmills allow milling lumber anywhere trees are located. Hydraulic log handling makes the process easier but costs more. Smaller

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