Today, the guys have on Frank Aiuppa to talk about archery set ups.  Frank is an experienced archer and hunter who ran a pro shop for years before a recent career change.

During this podcast you will hear how two Land & Legacy listeners used us to help find them the perfect property to reach their goals.

In this podcast we talk the role of buying agents, selling agents, and the truths behind the real estate marketing schemes you commonly see.

Nick is joined by a true expert in the field of conservation, Shane Mahoney. He and his partners are undertaking an amazing project of quantifying the wild harvest of hunters, anglers, and foragers. Being able to calculate the amount of wild foods harvested is a powerful tool in helping educate both sportsmen and non-sportsmen alike. Additionally they discuss the current effect COVID on society’s food system. Does the recent food shortage lead to an awakening of the home kitchen? Shane also dives in a dish that only folks from Newfoundland can obtain. Get ready to get waist deep in this episode. Here we go!

Southern Ground Hunting is kicking off our Local Legends series strong with Virginia public land deer killer, Nathan Killen. We're talking public land mountain buck strategies THAT WORK!

Dave and JP sit down to discuss the three major points in identifying what to lease, how to lease, and strategies to make the most out of it.

On today's episode Marcus is joined by Zach Snyder of Michigan. The guys talk about conservation at a local level in MI and how Zach got involved.

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with representatives from two popular tree saddle companies, Aero Hunter and Tethrd.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Andy Mclaughlin of Indiana in a unique Hunter Profile Podcast.

This week on the show we discuss all the craziness that has happened in the world over the last few months.

On this episode of the Land & Legacy podcast, the guys discuss the great habitat debate between food and cover.

During this podcast, we break down a contract on an existing Land & Legacy project. These are real numbers applied to real habitat management projects.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Arlando Chiles about how a drunk driving arrest let to him finding a Randy Newberg video that changed his life.

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Rudy Nunez, the Brand Manager at Tactacam.

Parker and Drew discuss some of their new gear for the 2020 Whitetail season, as well as some things they've used that just really sucked.

On today's episode Marcus is joined by the owner of 2% Certified Business Refraction Guide Service, Ethan Demi.

On this episode of the Iowa Sportsman, Dan is joined by Kent Boucher to discuss certain disasters to avoid with your gundog.

Today I have Skip Peterson on the podcast, the Director of Operations for Gearhead Archery. I wanted to get Skip on because I've had a fair number of questions and comments about Gearhead.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Ian Eckerstorfer about a recent move to Alaska and a crazy story about connecting on a huge bull moose.

In this episode, we discuss a couple of options that are close enough to Ohio for a relatively short drive and don't' take a ton of money to pull off. 

On a recent trip to the mid-Atlantic region, Matt was able to spend time reviewing success from a client who planted diverse natives as well as met with a new landowner who has converted just 1.5 acres into a food production mecca! You will hear about both wonderful stories on this week's podcast.

This week we fly off the cuff and provide listeners with an in-depth look at why we love land.

In this week's episode, the guys get to talk about some whitetail.  This time of the year is always fun for us as we start to put out cameras, freshen up mineral sites, and start doing more work preparing for the season looming in a few short months. 

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Kyle Vedder about lean manufacturing principles and if it couple possibly work for correcting whitetail strategies.

On this episode Nick chats with the Sporting Chef, Scott Laysath. Having a handful of television shows, and an unusual start to his culinary career, Scott creates wildgame dishes that use sound kitchen technique, yet easy enough for even a first timer to grasp.