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David Hawkins Ask any game manager to name the top threats to the long-range health of wildlife and most will include “habitat loss.” Urban and suburban sprawl is eating up fields and forests at a record rate. No longer is it rare to see big game, including deer, elk, bear, and moose roaming the streets
David Hawley Several years ago, I began to hear whispers of wild turkey populations declining in certain areas of traditional bastions for the wild turkey areas such as Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri, and New York. Because the quality of the hunting I was experiencing in my corner of the universe was largely the same as it
Todd Amenrud Answering a question we receive often, can you broadcast corn in your food plots? Some believe you must have a corn planter or drill to plant corn. We don’t. If you understand a few intricacies, broadcasting corn in your food plot can easily be done! Seed rate and ratios, and seed depth are
Dana Rogers The “more the better,” or perhaps more aptly we’d like “more with higher quality” when it comes to cover, especially that all-important “edge cover.” That isn’t just for whitetails but many different species. Are you interested in increasing deer populations where you hunt? Deer populations rise and fall, and today, it seems we’re
As Gamekeepers, we believe that the earth and soil are things of beauty, something to be nurtured and seeded. We are firm believers that the more dirt that gets under your fingernails, the higher your spirits are lifted. For us, conservation means leaving things better than we found them – leaving the world a better place for
Austin Delano Food plot fencing options: As gamekeepers, we are constantly preaching on the importance of spring and summer nutrition for whitetails. There are huge upsides for your deer herd when they are provided quality, high-protein groceries during the growing months. However, anyone who has tried to grow a small food plot of soybeans, peas, or
1. WHAT PURPOSE DO TREES SERVE IN THE HUNTING WORLD AND IN THE MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY? “In the hunting world they mainly provide a food source for all the species we love. Not just acorns, but also bugs for things like birds and turkeys. They can also serve for aesthetics and erosion control. They’ve got a
Rockville, Indiana– Mossy Oak Properties-Indiana Land and Lifestyle is proud to announce it has expanded its presence into Illinois with the launch of Mossy Oak Properties Illinois Land and Lifestyle. According to co-owner, Chad Renbarger, this expansion strategy will further their companies’ market impact into a key rural land market. “Four years ago when we
Camden, AR- Mossy Oak Properties is pleased to announce the opening of Mossy Oak Properties-Land and Home in Camden, Arkansas. Michael Clayton, co-owner and responsible broker, has extensive experience in the land sales market. “The sales team at Mossy Oak Properties-Land & Home brings over 50 years combined experience in the local land/timber markets. Our staff consists
Chris Hawley, Mossy Oak Properties Back when I first began my career in the rural and recreational land market in the mid-1980s, most of the parcels of land I dealt with were best described as “one-dimensional,” in that there was typically only one primary use for that property. Many agricultural tracts were not properly set
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