If I Sell Inherited Land, Is It Taxable?
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
Why More Landowners are Planting Chestnut Trees for Deer
Across the eastern United States, landowners are reviving a tree that once dominated the American landscape—the chestnut. Once devastated by blight, this iconic species is
How To Grow Chestnut Trees For Deer
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
The Tax Advantages of Being A Landowner
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
Chemical Vs. Mechanical – Choosing the Best Weed Killer For Food Plots
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
How to Attract Deer to Your Property and Keep Them There
Want to know how to attract deer to your property and hold them there throughout the year? Food plot trees are one of the answers,
6 Deer Habitat Projects You Can DIY
When it comes to managing land for deer hunting, many hunters instinctively zero in on food plots. But according to Dr. Bronson Strickland, a longtime
2,4-DB (Butyrac 200) vs 2,4-D: How Understanding The Difference Means More Food For Wildlife
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,
Combined Land and Construction Loans Explained
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
Finding a Do-it-All Climbing Treestand
There’s no such thing as the perfect treestand. I know, because I’ve sat in most of them. I have a much-coveted 5 lb. Windwalker hanging
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