Posts in Land Management
Quality Deer Management "FTW"

We’ve all heard the saying, “If it’s brown it’s down!” However, in recent years, it seem more common that hunters are preaching, “Let them go. Let them grow!” In fact, in 2001, for every 3½-year-old or older buck that was harvested nationally, hunters took two to three yearling bucks. As of 2019 the number of yearling bucks and 3½-year-old or older bucks taken were nearly identical. Much of this change can can be attributed to the prevalence of quality deer management (QDM) and has become generally understood and practiced in some form by the vast majority of deer hunters.

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Purchasing Your Own Whitetail Paradise

It’s the dream of nearly every whitetail hunter out there; owning your own piece of ground (or more of it) that you can shape into your personal whitetail hunting paradise. Let’s face it, purchasing hunting property is an enormous decision and an often overwhelming process, especially for a first-time buyer. If you’re thinking about purchasing your first piece of hunting property, we have put together an overview of the process including financials and land features to consider. Along with these considerations, the best recommendation we can make is to work with a reputable agent specializing specifically in hunting property. They will be able to guide you through the entire process with confidence and answer the many questions you may have along the way. Ultimately an educated buyer will make a smart land purchase.

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Changing Minds in Changing Times

Throughout history, America has been the land of freedom and opportunity. Anyone could come here, and if you worked hard enough, you could reap the benefits of your hard work. These benefits include having financial stability, a surplus of food for hardships, or maybe just a fresh start in a new place. There are some of us who live this mantra as a lifestyle every day. We work hard and love what we do and most are reaping the benefits right now when all of the worlds is looking for answers. I am of course talking about hunters.

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