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This week on Fist Full of Dirt we’re back with part 2 with Jeremy Aron and Daniel Lemmon from the YouTube channel “Do it Yourself Hunter”. Trust me when I tell you these two fellas are really good at what they do. I’m asking them a million questions on everything from late season tactics to
This week on Fist Full of Dirt we’ve got some no-nonsense “how to” late season deer hunting tips from a couple of no nonsense hunters who do most of their hunting on public land. You may recognize them from their YouTube channel, DoItYourselfHunter. Some good nuggets in Part 1. Thank y’all for listening! Fist Full
We’re starting 2024 off right on Fist Full of Dirt. Two of my best and oldest buddies get interviewed by Cranky and brother Matt. Bubba Bruce and Greg Briggs were up for a bow hunt and the boys were wearing them out with questions about hunting, me and back in the day. My bride said
We’re back in the camo cave after back to back road trips and celebrating TWO HUNDRED episodes! I’ll be recapping the past couple of weeks and sitting down with my son-in-law Richard who harvested a 9+ year old monarch at @bentcreeklodge. He’s usually sitting with Cranky but got to hunt himself one afternoon. Thank y’all
Key Takeaways Colorado land photographs well, but terrain, access, and water rights complicate almost every deal. Mountain views come with real costs, including switchback driveways, snow removal, longer utility runs, and harder build sites. Zoning runs by county. What builds easily in one county fails permitting in the next. Water rights in Colorado are their
Key Takeaways The statewide average sits around $4,670 per acre, but Texas land prices swing hard by region. West Texas runs cheapest at roughly $1,700 per acre. East Texas climbs to $3,000 to $5,000, and Central Texas pulls about $7,000 because of Austin and San Antonio buyers. Gulf Coast tracts top the list at $8,000
Key Takeaways Arkansas cropland prices split by water access. Irrigated cropland averages $3,680 per acre, with non-irrigated at $2,360. Northwest Arkansas around Fayetteville and Bentonville runs around $8,500 per acre because of population growth. The Ozarks pull a middle ground at roughly $4,000 per acre, mixing scenic value, hardwood timber, and recreational potential. Central Arkansas
Missouri, known as the “Show Me State,” is more than just its famous Gateway Arch and sprawling farmlands. This state offers a diverse landscape that caters to a variety of uses and investments. From the bustling city life in St. Louis and Kansas City to the serene Ozark Mountains and the fertile plains of the
Mossy Oak Properties, Inc. is pleased to announce the members of its 2024 1st Quarter Pinnacle Club. The Pinnacle Club recognizes ten of the top land brokers each quarter from a network of more than 600 agents and brokers across 30 states. Chris Hawley, CEO/President and Co-Founder of Mossy Oak Properties, Inc., stated: “We are
Y’all answered the call! Why do turkeys gobble some days and not others? Is it weather related, barometric pressure, humidity, the moon? This week on @ffodpodcast we put the question to our listeners and y’all left hundreds of voicemails and we’re gonna play some. This is one of my favorite episodes, no lack of opinions
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