Land Management

Inheriting land can be both a financial opportunity and an emotional burden. Maybe it is the family farm where you grew up hunting. Maybe it

Long ago, I discovered that clusters of oak trees are like a magnet to white-tailed deer when the first cool breezes arrive in September and

Most people do not buy land because they are excited about the tax code. They buy it because they want a place to hunt, grow

A good food plot does not have to look like a golf course. That may be hard for some landowners to accept, especially after spending

A good clover plot is one of those things that feels easy only after it is already working. Getting there takes soil tests, lime, seed,

The traditional pattern for many folks’ rural land and building construction efforts is simple: buy the land first and at some point later build the

How do you find a nice deer to hunt that other people don’t? We spoke with some experts and got their recommendations on planting food

Wild animals have an innate ability to find the best forage available within their home range any time of the year. If you’ve ever tilled

Those of us who have spent considerable time in the South take a few things for granted. We presume the coldest weather will hold off

For most hunters and anglers, the idea of owning land starts the same way. It’s a picture in your head. Maybe it’s a small tract