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The Woodsman Perspective

Hunting and Habitat discussions from the perspective of woodsmen. We bring the landowner, forester, agronomist, land manager, hunting club member, and public land hunters all to the table for discussions on various topics.

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48:44

Cutover, Overlooked and Undervalued

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2025/11/12

On this episode Chris and I take a look at cutover. This is the last thing that most people want when shopping for hunting land, especially if they have visions of a legacy farm that their family will enjoy for years. We are going to examine why that thinking is flawed, and how you could be missing a great value as well as the opportunity to design a property layout economically. Not only that, but cutovers are absolute deer factories. We hope you enjoy this one, thanks for listening.

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63:13

Inside the foodplot seed blend, with MDWFP's Pierce...

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2025/09/21

These days everyone has a seed blend with a fancy bag and marketing tagline. Do you really know what is in there, and should those things be in same bag to be planted with the same methods? With cereal grains requiring up to a 1" seed depth, and clover no more than 1/4", how to you plant them both from the same bag and get a successful stand? Often times seed blends serve as an insurance policy for seed companies. The more varieties that are in the bag, the more likely that something will turn green

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83:50

Management Bucks with MDWFP Private Lands Biologist...

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2025/09/15

Pierce Young has been around deer his whole life. Early on in his career he was instrumental in the success of the deer tagging program that was conducted in NE MS across 27,000 acres of private land. He has worked along side many of the best deer researchers in the world, including Drs Steve Demarais and Bronson Strickland. Now Pierce is a biologist and assistant coordinator of the MDWFP Private Lands program. They work as consultants for private landowners across the state of Mississippi. On this

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30:03

Episode 56: Clover Varieties and Maintenance with...

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2025/07/20

Clover is a high protein legume that whitetail deer and turkeys love to eat. Additionally it fixes nitrogen in the soil, and when maintained it will return year after year without replanting. It is no wonder that clover is at the top of every land manager's list when it comes to food plot plant varieties.But there are varieties and practices that can be implemented to fine tune your approach with clover to maximize deer utilization, plant production, and economic efficiency. Mitt unpacks

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01:28:23

Episode 54: Summer Food Plots with Dr. Bronson...

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2025/05/23

Dr. Bronson Strickland is the foremost authority in whitetail deer research right. He is also our friend. Over the years we have had a great relationship with Bronson centered around the mutual love for whitetail deer and a desire to properly manage habitat in a way that maximizes the overall herd health as well as antler production. On this episode we will be talking about summer foodplots and deer nutrition. We also discuss Bronson's transition from MSU to private consulting. He and Mitt

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46:01

Episode 49: Hunting and Habitat management as a...

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2025/03/03

Whether you are planning your summer food plots, picking up sheds, or calculating your cost per pound in venison, just about everything in hunting and habitat management comes back to numbers. This is something that we always come back to in our discussions about whatever project we are working on, so we bet that you have too. While at first it can seem to complicate things, especially if math isn't your thing, it actually helps to take the guesswork out and makes us all more efficient.So whether

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01:09:22

Episode 43: The Dark Side of Giant Whitetails

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2025/01/21

Behind almost every grip and grin hero photo of a hunter with a giant whitetail there is usually a string of hurt feelings, strained relationships, and sometimes even criminal activity. The bottom line is that giant whitetails will make otherwise good people do things they would not normally do. This often results in damaged relationships, lost leases, and in some cases more trouble than the deer was worth. We have a guest with a story about how a giant buck came between friends, family, and

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01:18:43

Episode 41: People, Places, & Turkeys with Dave Owens...

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2025/01/08

On this episode we talk with Dave Owens of the Pinhoti Project about his approach to turkey hunting, traveling, and trends. We don't get too deep into techniques, because each situation is different with turkeys. But we do talk about some of the similarities that are found in turkey hunters. Me, Chris, and Hunter took Dave on a trap line with us before we recorded, so he had gotten to see Hunter in his element trapping coyotes, bobcats, and beavers. He also got to see Chris in his, observing

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01:00:39

Caleb Westmoreland Managing for 12 year old deer

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2024/11/27

On this episode we have our good friend, neighbor, and all around woodsman Caleb Westmoreland in to talk about a doe he took on a bowhunt this year. It will blow your mind how old this deer is, and the story of how we know exactly how old she was.

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57:07

Episode 37 Planting and feeding deer in a drought

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2024/10/17

Late summer droughts in the south stress our deer, arguably as much as the long cold winters in the midwest and northern states. Planting and feeding during this time becomes somewhat of a toss up, or maybe an art. We talk about some of those challenges and more. Thanks ‪@HRAgriVideos‬ for the hat. We mention a few of our friends on this one, I hope I don't miss anyone but thanks ‪@MidSouthResourceManagement‬ and Mitt, Lowndes farm supply, ‪@MossyOakGameKeepers‬ ‪@farmingforwildlife‬

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48:22

Episode 36: Working Man's Dove Field

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2024/07/31

On this episode we cover the "other" method of dove hunting. You don't hear much about this because there is a perceived gray area as far as legality. The regs allow for hunting doves on areas that have been top seeded for wildlife food plots or for erosion control. There are some things that you can not do, and probably shouldn't say, but you can have a great hunt without the expense of planting acres of sunflowers or other crops. Check your local regs, and we certainly do not condone breaking or

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57:40

Whiskey Waffles TSS and Stories with APEX

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2024/07/11

On this episode we are joined by Jared Lewis and Boomer Brown with Apex ammunition. We get some background on the Apex beginnings as well as their growth. But what we really wanted to talk to them about is how they have revived an area NWTF chapter and banquet. It's a good story about taking initiative and making it happen. Check out @Apex_ammunition and @j_lewisphoto on Instagram for more.

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01:29:20

Archery and Bowhunting with Slade Fancher Episode 32

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2024/06/14

This week we invited our good friend and lifelong bow hunter Slade Fancher. Slade made his living for nearly 2 decades selling, tuning, fixing, and setting up bows. From hunting whitetails in central Mississippi to Elk out west, Slade has a lifetime of experience in bowhunting and archery. We cover a lot of bowhunting history and stories in this one. We'll have a follow up with Slade and get really technical soon.

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01:15:52

Episode 28: Managing an Individual Buck with Brandon...

The Woodsman Perspective ·

2024/03/06

These days with the technology available most of us have an intimate knowledge of the deer on our hunting tracts. We are always hoping watching for the deer that is an all-star, or has the potential to become one if we can keep him alive a few more years. When we identify that special deer, we find ourselves making decisions and planning around that one single deer. From working as hard as we can to protect and nourish him, to eventually working to pattern and kill him. It can be a roller

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