Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting Land & Legacy

During this week's podcast Brady Bradley and Matt Dye discuss a refined approach to a hunting strategy. We aren't suggesting buying the latest and greatest blind or a semi-load of new treestands. This approach is to refine the numerous sets and build a better mousetrap across the property. There is no need to flood an area with treestands, in this podcast we tell you how to improve your success with less.

This podcast is going to be super valuable to those who are not only seeking a consultation but for those who are trying to improve their farms on their own. If you are seeking a consultation, then use this podcast to prepare yourself for the experience. Have the answers ready for the day of your consultation.

On this week's podcast Alan and Matt discuss a recent trip to the Volunteer State, Tennessee. This trip was a great one to discuss as the property had many points to discuss and breakdown that are all relevant to many hunting scenarios that the average hunter will face. We discuss these points in great detail to shed light on ways to combat access problems and large scale timber management.

Seeing is believing, but you are going to have to trust the process on this one! Don't focus solely on food or solely on cover to accomplish all the needs of wildlife. It is critical to offer the basics first then graduating into the detail work of land management. You will see compounding results of the work when your foundational needs are met first and foremost!

Kyle Lybarger joins Alan Summerford to talk about turkey hunting strategies that were used on previous hunts. We also break down what we are seeing on different timings of fire, fire intervals, and how it relates to hunting, and nesting based on when the fire was applied.

Today Brady and Matt discuss recent consultations from across the country, they all have one thing in mind, the starting point and the end point of each farm is different. WE will dive deep into how we approach various farms and how no matter what Tier they start at, we know what the following steps will look like. The road to transforming farms is a journey, if you don't know where you are starting and where you are going, you will never end up there.