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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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75:02

Less Trees, More Deer: How Smart Timber Stand...

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2026/04/16

This episode of Huntin' Land Podcast takes a hard look at one of the most misunderstood ideas in land management: sometimes the best way to grow more wildlife is to have fewer trees. Dr. Richard Cristan of Auburn University College of Forestry Wildlife and Environment breaks down timber stand improvement in plain terms, showing how thinning, clear cuts, and targeted tree removal can dramatically increase habitat quality without sacrificing long-term timber value.The conversation challenges that

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77:29

Healing 200 Years of Worn-Out Cotton Ground - Portia...

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2026/04/16

This episode of Huntin' Land Podcast sits down with Dr. Portia Fulford for a deeply personal look at what it really means to own and steward land over the long term. Her journey starts with a 250-acre worn-out cotton farm in Alabama’s Black Belt and evolves into something much bigger—a shift from production-focused agriculture to a relationship-driven approach centered on restoration, sustainability, and generational impact.Fulford talks openly about early mistakes, including chasing

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77:29

Spray Smarter: How Hunters Can Control Weeds Without...

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2026/04/10

This episode of the Huntin’ Land Podcast zeroes in on a question most landowners eventually face: how to control weeds without constantly starting over on food plots. Joe Baya and Clint Flowers set the stage with real-world problems—like battling dog fennel and managing clover stands—before bringing in weed science expert David Russell to help make sense of it all.Russell reframes the conversation early by challenging the idea that all weeds are bad. Instead, he emphasizes that a “weed” is just a

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53:53

Spring Food Plot Prep - Soil Tests, Seed Blends &...

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2026/03/13

Spring is the perfect time to start preparing food plots for next fall’s hunting season—but the most important step happens before you ever plant a seed. In this episode of Huntin’ Land, host Joe Baya sits down with Caleb Weaver from Southern Seed & Feed to break down how soil tests can completely change the way you approach food plots.They start with the basics of reading a soil test and explain why numbers like pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, CEC, and organic matter matter more than most

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82:35

Conservation That Pays: How To Manage Understory When...

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2026/01/20

In this episode, we break down one of the most common—and frustrating—habitat challenges landowners face: how to manage overgrown understory when prescribed fire isn’t working or isn’t an option. Years of fire suppression have allowed midstory vegetation to block sunlight, eliminate native ground cover, and stall wildlife habitat across much of the Southeast.Joe Baya and Butch Thierry are joined by Jody Pagan of Ecosystems Protection Service and Brian Sheppard of Brush Clearing Services, two

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91:31

Are You Shooting Enough Does? How QDM Fatigue Is...

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2025/12/12

In this episode, we break down one of the most common questions in whitetail deer management: How many deer—especially does—should you harvest each season? Hunters often rely on guesses, trail-cam photos, or instinct, but Dr. Bronson Strickland, one of the leading experts in deer biology and habitat management, explains how to use forage capacity, herd size, buck-to-doe ratios, and fawn recruitment to make science-based harvest decisions.Dr. Strickland walks us through evaluating habitat quality,

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64:48

2025 Hunter's Gift Guide: What We Love to Give and Get

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2025/12/01

Join hosts Joe Baya, Nick Williams, and Butch Thierry as they dive into the best hunting gifts and gear for 2025 in this special holiday episode of the podcast. Whether you're searching for the ultimate Christmas gifts for hunters or just want to upgrade your own outdoor gear, our experts review top-rated hunting equipment and share their favorite stocking stuffers. Discover insider tips on hunting clothing, base layers, smart outdoor tech, stabilized binoculars, premium scopes, and essential

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66:09

Strategic Buck Harvest: Managing for Future Trophies...

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2025/11/20

Join host Joe Baya, co-host Butch Theory, and special guest Dr. Bronson Strickland of Wildlife Investments as they dive deep into the science of deer hunting, strategic buck harvest, and effective wildlife management. In this episode, the team discusses actionable strategies for balancing doe and buck populations, maximizing trophy buck potential, and implementing expert food plot and habitat improvement techniques. Learn proven game camera tips, culling methods, and age-based deer management

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65:17

The Long-Term Advantage of Food Plot Trees

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2025/11/14

In this episode, Joe Baya & Butch Thierry welcome Ian Wallace from Chestnut Hill Outdoors to share expert advice on transforming your property into a wildlife haven. Focusing on food plot trees like the Dunstan chestnut, Ian explains how strategic land management boosts deer hunting success, enhances wildlife nutrition, and creates long-lasting habitat diversity. Learn about effective timber stand improvement, cost-effective ways to increase carrying capacity, and the benefits of integrating

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85:46

Wildlife Stand Improvement | Dr. Deer’s Playbook for...

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2025/10/17

Join host Joe Baya and expert guest Dr. James Crowell, aka “Dr. Deer,” as they dive deep into wildlife management, timber stand improvement (TSI), and maximizing land investment for deer and habitat optimization. This episode covers the essential differences between timber stand and wildlife stand improvement, optimal oak tree diversity (60/40 red to white), thinning practices for healthier hardwood stands, the value of prescribed fire, and strategies to boost deer habitat and forest

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51:02

Building Better Duck Habitat: Why and How to Install...

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2025/10/03

Join host Joe Baya with co-hosts Butch Theory and Nick Williams as they welcome Kent Grimm from Duck Hut to discuss innovative strategies for wood duck conservation and waterfowl habitat management. This episode dives deep into the benefits of installing wood duck boxes, the importance of predator guards, and practical tips for improving wetland and hunting land for wildlife. Kent shares his journey developing durable plastic wood duck boxes and explains how these artificial nesting sites can

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70:34

Your Own Slice of Paradise: What It Takes to Buy and...

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2025/09/22

In this episode of Huntin’ Land, host Joe Baya is joined by Butch and special guest Parker Godwin of Farm Credit of Northwest Florida to explore what it really takes to buy, finance, and manage your own hunting land. The conversation digs into the emotional and practical hurdles of land ownership, from overcoming the intimidation factor and saving for a down payment, to the sense of control and fulfillment that comes with managing your own property.Listeners will hear candid stories from Joe and

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53:01

A Step-by-Step Guide to Killing A Buck In the Early...

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2025/09/05

In this episode of Huntin’ Land, host Joe Baya is joined by Butch and Nick Williams to break down the art and science of early season deer hunting and buck patterning. The conversation dives deep into the practical steps for identifying and targeting mature bucks, from establishing and monitoring food plots to deploying trail cameras and analyzing weather patterns for consistent success. The hosts share their personal experiences on both private and public lands, offering real-world insights into

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49:25

Bowfishing the Heartland with The Obsession Outdoors

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2025/09/03

In this episode of Huntin’ Land, host Joe Baya is joined by Butch and special guest Captain CT Meyer for an action-packed adventure on the Ohio River, right on the Kentucky-Indiana line. The crew dives deep into the world of bowfishing, targeting invasive Asian carp and sharing firsthand experiences from a high-energy night on the water. Listeners will get an inside look at the challenges and excitement of controlling carp populations, the environmental impact on native fish like paddlefish, and the

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82:01

Clover, Carrying Capacity, and Cooperating With...

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2025/08/15

In this episode of Huntin’ Land, host Joe Baya is joined by Albert Truesdale to explore the ins and outs of managing clover food plots for better wildlife and deer hunting success. The conversation covers everything from the fundamentals of soil testing and pH balancing to the practical use of herbicides, mowing, and overseeding for establishing and maintaining productive clover stands—even on challenging soils. Albert shares his boots-on-the-ground experience, offering a step-by-step look at how to

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66:12

Managing Hunting Pressure with Travis Lee

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2025/08/15

In this episode of Huntin' Land, we interview expert whitetail hunter Travis Lee to tackle one of the most overlooked aspects of land management: hunting pressure. Travis, who has harvested over 30 Pope and Young bucks in the Deep South, shares his hard-won wisdom on how to minimize your impact and increase your chances of seeing mature deer during daylight. From entry and exit strategies to the nuances of doe management and the effective use of modern technology like Ozonics, this conversation

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55:58

Fall Food Plot Blueprint – Designing the Plan for...

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2025/07/11

In this episode of Huntin’ Land, we interview Caleb Weaver with Southern Seed and Feed to focus on laying the groundwork for a productive hunting season through smart food plot planning. From the importance of soil sampling and weed control to choosing the right seed blends for your land’s specific conditions, this conversation breaks down the core steps every land manager should take ahead of fall. Whether you're improving an old plot or starting from scratch, the episode offers timely insights

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51:23

Minerals, Myths, and Monster Bucks: What Deer Really...

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2025/06/27

On this episode of Huntin’ Land, Dr. Will Griffin, Ph.D. in animal science and lead designer for Big & J, joins us to break down the science behind mineral supplementation for whitetail deer. We discuss when it's effective, how it supports herd health and antler development, and why not all products are created equal.Dr. Griffin explains what hunters should look for on product labels, how to properly place mineral sites, and clears up the common confusion between salt and mineral licks. We

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67:59

Manipulating Deer Movement: Habitat Strategies That Work

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2025/06/13

In this episode of Huntin’ Land, Dr. Bronson Strickland from Mississippi State University’s Deer Lab joins the show to talk all things habitat management and deer movement. The discussion focuses on how landowners—especially in the South—can strategically manipulate food, cover, and pressure to attract and hold deer more effectively.Key topics include minimizing human disturbance, leveraging terrain features like clearcuts and hardwood stands, and optimizing food plots to create consistent movement

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46:44

Is the 7mm Backcountry the Future of Hunting Cartridges?

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2025/05/30

In this episode of the Huntin' Land Podcast, Eric Miller of Federal Ammunition joins the show to break down the innovative new 7mm Back Country cartridge. The conversation explores the cartridge’s cutting-edge peak alloy case technology, which allows for higher pressures and increased velocities—even from shorter barrels—delivering magnum-level performance in a standard long action. Eric and the hosts discuss its advantages for suppressed shooting, reduced recoil, and versatility across a range

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