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This week we’re in the Camo Cave north with Jeremy Aron, a lifelong self-employed logger who recently completed his bucket list of traveling to all 50 states. Jeremy is a wealth of knowledge after years of hunting the country (mostly public land) and we’re sitting down to pick his brain on all things DEER!! Listen
This bunch of shoots straight (pun intended). Hear about hunting and the outdoors affected their lives, their kids, and how they were introduced to all of that. A bonus segment about “buttergate” and raising kids outside in today’s social media world. It’s a very candid and very good Fist Full of Dirt podcast! Listen here:
Mossy Oak Properties’ 4th annual Fox Hole Shoot Out charity event raised over $160,000 on September 15 in West Point, MS. The event is a favorite of area locals, and friends of Mossy Oak Properties drive and fly in from all over the country to attend. All proceeds from the golf tournament, dinner, and auctions
We’re covering part two of my conversation with former Deer T.H.U.G., Kevin Burleson. Kevin just secured the iconic Ford Ranch for his hunting operation @heartoftexasbowhunting It’s still the best deal out there for budget minded bowhunters and your odds just went up with this new dirt! Listen to episode 144: Fist Full of Dirt is
I made it over to Brady Texas & the Ford Ranch recently and sat down with former Deer T.H.U.G., Kevin Burleson. Kevin just secured the iconic ranch for his hunting operation. @heartoftexasbowhunting Heart of Texas Bowhunting is still the best deal out there for budget minded bowhunters and your odds just went up with this
This week on Fist Full of Dirt, we’re chatting with one of my favorite people in the outdoors. If you’ve ever been to a NWTF, DU or RMEF banquet (or any other wildlife conservation fundraiser) you’ve seen Dwight Jones in person. He is, in my opinion, the nation’s top auctioneer. Dwight is super talented and
This week on Fist Full of Dirt, we’re sitting down and catching up on our deer season so far! Cranky is on the board with his first ever archery deer and we’re reliving the hunt. He was hunting the same little plot where his brother Matt got his first deer 9 years ago with the
Bobby Cole | Originally published in GameKeepers: Farming for Wildlife Magazine. To subscribe, click here. It’s a fact that you can attract and hold waterfowl if you plant areas with specific crops. We really don’t refer to them as food plots when in regards to waterfowl, but in essence, that’s what they are. Ducks, just like deer
Brodie Swisher With rising prices on land access these days, a team effort is becoming a more viable option all the time to help share the cost and expense of private land hunting opportunities. And despite what you may have heard, the hunting club, or group lease option, may actually be more affordable than you
Bob Humphrey SAWTOOTH OAK CHARACTERISTICS If you could design the ideal oak to create mast orchards for attracting wildlife, especially deer, what characteristics would you give it? People are inherently impatient so you’d want something that grows quickly and produces mast at an early age. That impatience might apply to the seasons as well, so you’d want
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