Huntin' Land Podcast Great Days Outdoors

On this episode we discuss how landowners can maximize profits through leasing land for recreational activities with LandTrust.com founder Nic De Castro. Nic shares how his company connects landowners with hunters, anglers, and others seeking outdoor experiences. Short-term bookings through platforms like Land Trust can generate more income than long-term leases, while still allowing landowner control. Landowners can list properties for activities like hunting, fishing, camping, birdwatching, artifact hunting, and farm tours. High-quality habitats support diverse wildlife and experiences that attract paying visitors. Land Trust prioritizes safety through verified IDs, maps, and insurance. The platform helps landowners profit from conservation by showing incentives like higher income from recreational opportunities on well-managed lands. Landowners learn about income opportunities through Land Trust's website and personalized support team. Diversifying income sources through leasing land helps landowners afford stewardship and keep their land intact for future generations.

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Joe and Butch kick off the podcast by sharing their extensive experiences with tractors, setting the stage for a deep dive into the world of tractor selection. In an insightful interview with Shannon Moore from LS Tractor, they explore the nuances of choosing the right tractor for specific land needs. They delve into different classes of tractors, from sub-compact to utility, making it easier for listeners to grasp the distinctions. Shannon sheds light on crucial questions to ask when determining the ideal tractor size, considering factors like acreage, tillable land, soil type, and terrain. The conversation also covers important tractor ratings such as horsepower, torque, and PTO power, explaining their relevance in practical usage. Maneuverability and stability considerations are addressed, particularly for navigating tight spaces or uneven terrain. Transmission options and the necessity of 4WD in today's market are thoroughly discussed. Comfort features like cabs and air conditioning are examined in relation to tractor size choices. Shannon provides insights into determining lift capacities for both 3-point and front-end loader operations. The discussion expands to include hydraulic functions and their impact on tractor size selection. Maintenance and service considerations, including the importance of a reliable dealer network, are explored. Finally, Shannon shares any new developments from LS Tractor and offers ways for listeners to stay updated.

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This week's show discusses the importance of having an emergency action plan when spending time outdoors in remote areas. Guest Wes Madden shares his experience as an Army medical evacuation helicopter pilot in Alaska and the many outdoor emergencies he responded to. He emphasizes having communication devices, signaling devices, food, water, shelter, and first aid supplies. The show also discusses that health insurance may not fully cover lifeflight costs and provides information on AirMedCare network membership programs. Additionally, they stress the importance of telling someone where you are going and having basic outdoor safety knowledge and training in case an emergency occurs.

On this episode, Joe and Butch talk with Mike Sievering to discuss predator trapping. Late winter is crucial to focus on trapping predators like coyotes, foxes, and bobcats, which have a negative impact on wildlife management. Trapping controls their population and protects other species. For property owners, set traps in areas with signs of predator activity, use proven bait and lures, and set multiple traps when necessary. Common mistakes include improper anchoring and infrequent checks. Overall, predator trapping is important for wildlife management.

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On this episode, Joe Baya and Nick Williams talk with Mark Olis of Moultrie Mobile on using game cameras as an essential tool for hunters looking to improve their success in the field. When used strategically, these cameras can provide valuable information on mature bucks’ movement patterns, helping hunters pattern and ultimately harvest these elusive animals. But how exactly can hunters use game cameras to their advantage? It all starts with strategically placing the cameras in the right locations. This could include areas like heavily used deer trails, near food sources, or on the edges of bedding areas. In addition to proper placement, hunters should also pay attention to the different phases of the season and adjust their thought processes accordingly. For example, mature bucks may be more active during the rut and travel longer distances, so cameras should be placed in different locations to capture this movement. Interpreting the data collected by game cameras is equally important. This can help hunters understand the movement patterns of mature bucks and adapt their hunting strategies accordingly. In some cases, the information gathered from cameras can influence how a hunter sets up for a hunt. Overall, game cameras are a valuable tool for hunters and can greatly increase their chances of success in the field. By properly placing, interpreting, and utilizing this data, hunters can hone in on the movements of mature bucks and ultimately achieve their hunting goals.


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This week's show discusses land management and income streams for landowners. Zack Parisa from NCX joins to discuss their platform which provides a free and easy way for landowners to determine eligibility for various conservation programs and opportunities. NCX aims to be a one-stop site where landowners can manage their land's full potential across different income areas with minimal effort. The show covers potential programs for carbon credits, regenerative agriculture, tree planting, wildlife habitat, and recreation. We emphasize the importance of understanding program payments and stacking opportunities to maximize financial returns. Landowners are encouraged to visit NCX.com to explore over 100 available programs, soon to be more, and incentives. With continued program growth, NCX's vision is to make conservation accessible for all landowners seeking to balance ecosystem and economic goals through diverse land management.

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If you like to stay up to date on Hunting Tactics, Land Management, Land Values, and Land Market dynamics, Huntin' Land is the podcast for you.