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Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting

The Land & Legacy podcast brings expert advice each week on everything from habitat management, hunting, and recreational land investments. We unpack real world scenarios that we experience through consulting across the country to help you become a more productive landowner and hunter. If you own land, this is the podcast for you!

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00:50:45

A 6.5 Year Old Buck Goes Down

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/10/06

Follow along with us this week as we chat with Seth Harker who relives the story and multi-year hunt for a buck him and Trace call Hefty. Young bowhunter Trace Harker finally connects on this buck at just 25 yards. This podcast breaks down that journey of highs and lows. Several seasons ago, Trace Harker shot Hefty at 4.5 years old. Unfortunately, the arrow didn't penetrate but thankfully the buck survived the shot and lived to be chased again. Following the same path and pattern in 2020, Hefty

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01:01:26

Leaving a "Living Legacy" with Dr. Sanchez

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/10/06

It's been too long since we had Dr. Sanchez back on the podcast but without any more waiting we breakdown what it means to leave a "Living Legacy". This podcast and topic is special to us as the work Legacy is within our own name. In this podcast, we go deep into the long term impact of relationships. How do you maximize them? How do you use the outdoors and creation to connect with people? How do you support people and share wisdom with them? This podcast is incredibly relevant to how hunters,

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00:43:48

Habitat Management - Quick Results and Quick Kills

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/29

Learning from someone else's mistakes and also their best practices is a lot easier than trying to learn from your own mistakes. Land & Legacy Client Eric Pitcock bought his farm in 2016 and began the process of land management. In the beginning he started with planting food plots, fruit trees, and switchgrass. Results were limited and it was until the year 2020 when the fruit trees produced the first fruit. Over the years he's modified his management style to focus more on long term effects that

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00:55:36

Chasing a Missouri Velvet 8-Pointer

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/29

On this podcast, we complete a multi-day hunt for a velvet 8-pointer in southern Missouri. We take you through the techniques and strategy we go through over several days of the hunt. This is an installment with almost play-by-play action. After observing a big 150 inch 8 pointer, Chad goes in after him. We break down the strategy we deploy to get within bow range. This group of bucks is feeding each night in an alfalfa field on a cattle farm. To say there are a few variables to this hunt is an

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01:04:06

Observing Whitetails From the Treestand

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/22

Whitetails reveal all that we need to know if we can read their body language. As bow season has opened up here in Missouri and only a few hunts in, a few observations have hit us squarely in the face. Deer tell us everything we need to know. We've observed a large destination food plot twice now. This plot has had 25-30 deer in it each night. With that many deer, it is easy to observe common whitetail deer behavior. During this podcast, we breakdown how to read deer behavior. What does it mean when

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00:58:15

How Many Does Should I Shoot with Kip Adams

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/22

During this podcast, you will hear from Kip Adams the Conservation Director of the QDMA. Kip is a long time hunter and land manager with extensive knowledge of whitetail deer management. Kip and his family own roughly 700 acres in north-central Pennsylvania. This farm is situated in a heavily hunted portion of the whitetail's range. With his class and willingness to educate fellow hunters, Kip shares his farm's personal trail camera history with us to learn from. In this podcast, you will hear Kip

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00:38:13

What Happened to the Quality Bucks?

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/15

On this podcast, you will hear our take on a listener question. This question falls right in line with some of the recent podcasts we are having regarding herd management. This time it is on a bigger scale. We look beyond a single property and involve regions and states. During the podcast, we talk about a real life example form Southern Iowa. This podcast follower has seen a decrease in the number and quality of bucks over the course of 8 years, despite completing some pretty serious land and herd

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01:05:19

What's in Our Hunting Pack for 2020

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/15

As the bowhunting season is opening up across the country, we are putting the finishing touches on our gear selections for this season. Today's podcast revolves around the bowhunting gear we plan on taking to the deer stand this fall. You will get a list of the new products we are trying. As we move through the season, you will hear about our experiences with each one. Every year, there are new products to choose from and try. Although we don't often get bogged down by the product game, it is still

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01:14:45

Managing For Improved Age Structures

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/08

On this podcast, you will hear the recipe for having more big bucks on the landscape. This isn't rocket science, yet it seems hunters get caught up in genetics and food plots constantly. If you want more deer with bigger antlers then develop an age structure that allows deer to reach maturity. Plain and simple. As the season begins to open up in your neighborhood, you are immediately faced with decisions. Do you harvest certain bucks or not? Without fail, we will hear, if I don't my neighbor will..

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00:53:40

A Deeper Understanding of Weather Fronts with Bryan...

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/08

We had to reach out to the experts on this topic. Bryan Jackson of the National Weather Service is an experienced meteorologist who works day in and day out studying weather. Bryan is a part of an experienced team that predicts the precipitation levels across the country. He joins us this week to teach us more about the weather. Any hunter or land manager needs to have a comprehensive understanding of interpreting weather conditions. We spent time this week discussing how weather fronts are formed

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00:42:57

Why We Burn in Late Summer

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/01

On this habitat focused podcast, we discuss the benefits of the burning during the late summer. Yes, we burned during a drought recently here in southern Missouri with strict goals and objectives for this burn unit. On this podcast, we examine, how, why, when, and where. Growing season fires are not like dormant season fires, they result in different outcomes. A growing season fire usually allows the forbs to flourish while controlling the woody saplings in the unit based on the time of the fire

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00:51:15

Our Outlook on a New Lease

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/09/01

New opportunities are on the horizon for Land & Legacy this fall. With one phone call, we packed the truck and headed west to a new hunting opportunity. A generous client has offered an invitation for this fall to hunt a large property with him and his crew. We quickly jumped on the chance and this podcast, is our plan of attack to chasing whitetails in Oklahoma.This property is managed intensely for waterfowl. However, that doesn't mean there aren't ample opportunities for quality whitetails

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01:01:24

Land Management vs. Herd Management

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/08/25

Have you ever heard of the phrase "that farm is managed"? Have you stopped to consider what that means? Do you wonder, what type of management they are talking about? Overtime we have seen this term become devalued and over-generalized. During this podcast, we clearly outline the difference between herd management and land management. These two different types of management play huge roles in the progress we aim to see on land. Land management involves, TSI, prescribed fire, old-field, etc. Herd

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00:35:10

Proven Dove Hunting Tactics

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/08/25

During this podcast, we sit down with Kyle Hedges of Land & Legacy to discuss the cheat codes for dove season. The opening day of dove season in many states is just as important as deer season. The heritage and tradition built around this sport is impressive, so give this podcast a listen to learn how to be successful every summer. Last year at this time, we discussed how to plant and manage a pristine sunflower patch for opening day. This year, we discuss what natives should you be hunting over for

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00:33:53

Ohio Update

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/08/18

On this weeks podcast, we discuss the flexibility of land. We have worked a certain property in Ohio for several years now. Despite working the same property, the ownership has changed hands. This means plans change! We cover this week, how new owners means new objectives, but the question is, can the land handle the change? Since the property has sold, the new owners are now full time residents of the property with a young family. This means the property has more hands to work it, but more hunters

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01:01:40

Hindsight is 20/20 - Mistakes on the Land

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/08/18

Sometimes the best way to learn is to look back in history at what worked and most importantly, what didn't work. During this podcast we discuss some of the biggest failures we've ever committed on our family farm and some of the most common we see people making. If you're looking to make an impact on your farm without it costing a fortune don't miss this podcast. We're walking through techniques we used that we're still trying to correct today, like deep tillage, hinge cutting, and even road

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00:42:23

Overhauling an Iowa Hunting Property

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/08/12

During this weeks podcast we bring you an update from the owners of Bur Oaks Bluff. This 280 acre property is getting a habitat facelift. Since the owners took possession earlier in 2020, many things across the property have changed. We cover topics such as cedar removal, food plot expansion, TSI, edge feathering, tillable acres expansion, fishing pond improvements, and more! This property is well on its way to creating a dynamite whitetail property in a under estimated period of Iowa. Southern Iowa

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01:00:19

Wool and Whitetail Hunters with Kevin Harlander of...

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/08/12

It’s been coming for a while, the wool revelation for the typical eastern whitetail hunter. Wool has been used for hundreds of years as a premium fabric for all kinds of clothing. This week, we speak with Kevin Harlander of First Lite to learn about the company and the secrets of wool based hunting gear. Are your tired of the overheating on your way to the treestand, but freezing your tail off as you sit the whole day? We were too! After much research and trial and error we have switched to wearing

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01:05:26

The Foundational Element of Landscape Architecture

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/08/04

During this week's podcast, Matt and Frank discuss one of the largest and overlooked fundamental aspects of land management, location! Your specific region matters. The east is not the west and the north is not the south. Despite bobwhite quail living in all of these regions and despite it being the same animal you are managing for, the management will be different! The region you live in and manage is likely the second largest factor when it comes to management decisions. The first being, what

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01:00:53

Step by Step Fall Food Plot Planting Guide

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2020/08/04

Are you ready for fall like we are? Ready or not here it comes. During this week's podcast we discuss how fall food plots actually work. We start at the basis with the understanding of how seeds germinate. Germination of seeds starts when adequate moisture is available, yet, most food plots start off with a practice of removing all the soil moisture, like discing. In addition, after discussing how to get the most out of your food plot planting, we dive into soil improvement techniques. The phrase

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