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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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01:02:55

Live Q&A Podcast with Ohio DNR

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/03/26

On this week's podcast, we sit down with a group of eager whitetail hunters in the state of Ohio. These whitetail hunters devoted a day to come and invest in an educational event hosted by the local QDMA Branch. We had the privilege of speaking at the event along with several other great presenters discussing all things food plots, habitat, forestry, aging deer on the hoof, and state of Ohio deer population. To wrap up the event, we did a live recording of a Q & A session with everyone in

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00:50:27

For The Love Of The Land: It's Not Just A Wetland

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/03/26

Often times wetlands get a bad name for wasted space or unusable acres. This cannot be farther from the true. In today's podcast, we are joined by Brian Towe to discuss the role and management of our wetlands. Wetlands are dynamic and support thousands of critters with a home. They are vital to the health of our land and should be respected for that! Wetlands often are put down for their "fowl" smell, yet we forget that they are a filter system producing quality water resources for our

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01:18:52

For The Love Of The Land: Conserving our Land Through...

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/03/19

This week we presented a special presentation at the Missouri State Quail Forever Meeting. This presentation was built to reach folks interested in what hunters do with open arms. As hunters, we have much more in common with others than what we think. We review in full detail presentation during this week's podcast. It's our duty to reach new folks! The natural world is incredibly diverse and connected from insects all the way up to mature trees. Topics like pollination, photosynthesis, grasses,

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01:15:38

Habitat Hero's: How to Boost Quail Numbers

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/03/19

This week we sit back down with Frank Longcarich at the Missouri State Quail Forever Meeting. As usual, we get talking bobwhite quail and the conversation is off to the races. Frank covers many of the common questions quail enthusiast ask. In the podcast, we cover topics like dormant season discing, prescribed fire and predators. Predators play a large role in quail numbers, but as Frank can attest too, quality habitat must be in place prior to managing various predators on the landscape. Not all

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01:04:30

Habitat Hero's: Bringing Back the Bobwhite with...

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/03/12

If there was a podcast that would help to reiterate our philosophy of habitat management, this one is it! We sit down with Frank Loncarich, of the Missouri Department of Conservation to discuss his years of devotion to managing grasslands in the Midwest for upland birds. Grab your notebook and a pen, you are gonna need it! Throughout the podcast, we cover Frank's history of managing and studying bobwhite quail on native grasslands. We discuss reproduction rates on various landscapes, the value of

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01:04:45

For The Love of The Land: 8 Ways to Make an Income...

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/03/12

Every piece of property is truly unique. Every parcel has limits and different ways that it can produce an income or return on the investment for the owner. Most properties to keep them operational and improving need to produce an income so funds can be put right back into making additional improvements. This is where it gets interesting, the ways to achieve additional income varies greatly! In this podcast, we cover the top 8 ways that land can produce the owner money. Some of the topics include

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01:04:57

Habitat Hero's: Public Land Forest Management

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/03/05

On this week's habitat podcast we sit down with Tyler Ross to discuss the management of public lands. Public land is a hot topic right now among hunters. This topic continues to be debated as who has the right to manage and oversee these lands. Anything political is debatable, but what can't debate the fact that public lands should be void of active management. Wilderness areas can be found across the country, however, these areas do not receive any habitat management. Disturbances like prescribed

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01:01:39

For The Love of The Land - Trophy Pond Management

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/03/05

In this week's podcast we get back on the phone with Todd Watts, owner of The Hogan property in Southeast Ohio. This property has one of the most well-designed bass fishing lakes in the Midwest. Even with proper design, there is follow-up management that needs to be done to keep the lake working and functioning at its peak performance. In addition, to better learning the management of an incredible fishery, we discuss the bass food chain. The food chain is important to understand so target fish of

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01:03:13

For The Love of The Land: Farming Roots Run Deep

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/02/26

In this podcast, we speak with Glenn Dye a third generation full-time farmer in Virginia. Glenn's story is one that brings together the importance of family history, working the land, managing natural resources, and supporting his family. As his operation continues to expand, his techniques must evolve as well. Glenn actively works with the local NRCS offices to utilize cost-share programs to further improve the tillable acres on his farm. To date, programs like, cover crops, diverse cover crops,

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00:53:15

Habitat Hero's: Taking A Stand with Sportsmen's Alliance

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/02/26

During this podcast, we chat with the minds behind Sportsmen's Alliance, an organization taking a stand for all outdoorsmen. This group is the main force behind protecting the legislative rights of anyone who enjoys the outdoors. There is a real fight from the "other side" to eliminate the opportunity to hunt, fish, and trap as we know it. These groups are well funded and take action daily to attempt to pass laws and bills that could change the way we all recreate and destroy millions of

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01:04:08

For The Love of The Land: Our Dream Farms

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/02/18

We get asked all the time, what would you do on your dream farm? Would you have this on your farm? How big would your farm be? Obviously, that is a loaded and dynamic question with difficult answers. However, this week we keep it simple and hit the major points and components that we would want to accomplish on our farms down the road. As you might imagine, there would be many aspects of each farm, from livestock to bees, to riparian areas, to hardwood savannas, and orchards. The most important

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01:15:10

Habitat Hero's: After Hours Live Q & A Session

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/02/18

We are live this week recording from the National Wild Turkey Federation Convention in Nashville, TN. With the assistance of Pure Air Natives, we hosted a get-together with listeners attending the convention to discuss land and habitat management topics. After the seminar, we opened up the mic and invited attendees to join in on the live question and answer podcast. We had people from Minnesota to Kentucky, Georgia, and Tennessee represented at the After Hours Event. During this podcast we discuss

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00:57:57

For The Love Of The Land: Farming Practices Old and New

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/02/12

On this week's For Love of the Land Podcast Adam sits down with his Grandpa to discuss the evolution of farming practices since the 1950s. There is no question much has changed from our understanding of soil health down to implements and farming practices that we use on a daily basis. Deep tillage was a common practice in those days as there was a big push for preparing a proper seedbed. Herbicide usage has drastically increased over time, as well as the use of a brush hog. To understand where we

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01:23:04

Habitat Hero's: 200 Inch Deer and Habitat Management...

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/02/12

Passionate, obsessive, determined, and skilled are a few words to describe Greg Glesinger a Drury Outdoors Team member. Greg began hunting in Nebraska chasing ducks and upland birds as a young man. This introduction to the outdoors then lead to bowhunting and now harvesting two 200+ inch deer in back to back years. Years ago, Greg understood the importance of land management in producing top end deer each year. Deer are only as good as their environment. Since then, he has been studying and working

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01:02:19

Habitat Hero's: A New Focus of Land Management

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/02/05

On a recent consulting trip to the Mid-Atlantic region of the county, we have some unique findings to share! During this trip, we visited 5 different properties, each unique in their own way. Every property had specific aspects that created topics and points to discuss during this week's podcast. Many of the farms need a new direction and focus applied to the timbered areas. It is easy to overlook the importance of these areas on farms, however, in most cases, they need the most improvement. Past

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01:10:21

For The Love Of The Land: Designing and Building A...

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/02/05

It's not every day you meet someone with a driving passion that fuels them daily. Todd Watts is an individual who is determined to further his education in all things land. He got his start by studying ponds and fisheries management for the last 20 years. Todd has devoted countless hours to learning about fisheries from fluffy to dense cover all way down to the daily needs of largemouth bass. Several years ago, Todd was able to purchase a property and construct the pond he has dreamed of for all

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00:57:57

For The Love Of The Land: Total Land Management with...

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/01/29

Here is another podcast this week that will set you back on your heals. We chat with Communications Director of the QDMA, Lindsay Thomas. This podcast is proof that whitetail hunters are among the leading conservationist helping to protect, enhance, and manage private lands across the country. Lindsay and his family own a fascinating property in SE coastal Georgia called Grace Acres. This land has been in the family since the days of the Civil War. Since this time, it has seen many changes from

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01:10:46

Habitat Hero's: Managing and Improving Quail Habitat

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/01/29

Grab your note pad and prepare for a mind-blowing podcast! This week, we interview Kyle Hedge of MDC to discuss the most recent findings regarding ongoing quail research. Every week we discuss the importance of habitat management and disturbances across the landscape. These events can create and maintain an ideal habitat for the bobwhite quail. Kyle and his team are looking deep into better understanding the relationship between grazing the landscape, prescribed fire, and bobwhite quail numbers

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00:58:57

For The Love Of The Land: Sunshine Legacy Farms

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/01/22

There is a growing evolution with hunters and landowners to work and improve the land. For the owners of Sunshine Legacy Farms, Mark Toney and Russell Kiser, this is no different. As clients of Land & Legacy, we discuss their previous projects and what they're most excited about as they progress on the new plans laid out by us. This will be an exciting project to follow as their property will a transformed to provide habitat for deer, turkey, and most importantly quail! With such an interest in

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01:03:21

Habitat Hero's: Important Winter Habitat Management...

Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting ·

2019/01/22

This time of the year is not the time to slack. Many states have closed deer season now, but you should still be in the woods. Trade in the bow for a chainsaw, it's time to give back and put some trees on the ground. Over 80% of a deer's diet is woody browse. Do you have enough woody browse available on your property to keep feeding deer? We are about to enter the most stressful time period for whitetails. Put a hold on shed season and do work that will produce a return for you and your hunting for

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