The Woodsman Perspective
Hunting and Habitat discussions from the perspective of woodsmen. We bring the landowner, forester, agronomist, land manager, hunting club member, and public land hunters all to the table for discussions on various topics.
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Monday Aug 29, 2022
Monday Aug 29, 2022
On this episode we step back from the technical management topics and we focus on what our purpose is for doing the podcast. While we have a common purpose of sharing knowledge and experience, we discuss some different perspectives around that. From the desire to invest in the next generation the way others have invested us, to pushing back against trends and culture shifts in hunting social media platforms, and the unified goal of seeing the best management practices applied across the landscape to improve the quality of wildlife and insure the sustainability of these resources that we treasure so much. We are conservationists and woodsmen, that defines our purpose on this platform.
Sunday Jul 31, 2022
Sunday Jul 31, 2022
Every hunter out there has their own way of preparing food plots. In many cases we do the things we do because that's the way that we've always done it. Some hunters are highly technical and are always looking for a new tool or technique to maximize their efficiency and production. Others have traditions and memories of the camp work day, or planting greenfields with your father or grandfather.
We are a little bit of all that, and our system is all about maximizing efficiency while still enjoying our time on the land and sharing it with family and friends.
Friday Jul 15, 2022
Friday Jul 15, 2022
We take a deep dive into nutrition this week, specifically in the native plant community. Through herbicide application, burning, or tillage or perhaps a combination of all three you can unlock native nutrition on your property.
Wednesday Jul 06, 2022
Wednesday Jul 06, 2022
The guys dive right into growing mature bucks, and go a step further in breaking down how to identify those all stars bucks with the genetic potential to reach 150" status. Chris, Mitt, and Brent share their perspectives on this and more from first hand experience. So, whether you hunt upland tracts, bottomland hardwoods, large ag, or small tracts of leased land, you are in the right place.