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really cool episode!!!

Great Stuff!

Oh the irony of this video!! when settlers first came to America there were endless stands of incredible trees for the eyes to behold .. miles and miles of old growth forest's all managed by nature ..Google Tom Wessels

Overpopulation? Where have people said "overpopulation"? Did I miss where they discuss how humans kill millions of sharks a year? Scientists are worried about the number of sharks still alive, and no species on sharks would be considered "overpopulated!"

Awesome podcast, guys!

This episode especially resonated with me. The top predator in my backyard is a Sharp-shinned hawk. I had Coon from West Point, MS tattoo one on me a few years ago 😅 #accipiter

yall been putting out some good podcasts lately, keep em coming!

This is about how to get rid of the other effects of poison ivy

VC gonna be like the BC

DO has been robbed repeatedly because of a big money sponsor. Trash

Rubens little headbobs❤

Use use that Tecnu first, than Ivarest topically until all the rash is gone. I’ve had to go to the doctor before, and got a steroid shot, bc i didn’t have those products then.

Virginia taxidermy I listen to the podcast in my shop. I love the many different topics. You never know what you’re going to learn. Its like Christmas with every new episode I love the information guys. Ive been an outdoorsman for 38 years and a taxidermist for 23. Still learning and your podcast is very informative. Love what yall are doing keep it up

My favorite podcast by far, as long as yall make em im gonna be watching em

I can’t keep the wild hogs from destroying my farm. They root up every square inch of soil searching for nut grass tubers, so chuff is a hard no for me because of hogs. I put hunting pressure in 1 area and they move to the other side. Farm is only 80 acres, so trapping hasn’t been overly successful, new one show up faster than you can get them out of the trap.😀

I needed this im gonna be planting for the first time this year. My daughter is old enough to go now so I'm gonna try to make a place to increase her chances

I like listening to this guy.

Ppl be happy cmon

Im a young hunter and love all the tips and wisdom in this podcast and i will definitely be using them to better the wildlife and habitat on our land.

These guest I fish with all the time. Especially Ted he will take all the fish I don’t want

The silent tree killer!!! 🤧

I have a stormy kromer gamekeeper cap and want to get some more. Maybe a nice vest. Think i have my fiance talked in to letting me wear camo for our wedding

C'mon all gamekeepers and fans of the show. Everyone hit the like button and drop a comment to help the algorithm spread this gem of a podcast

That liquid name please sir

$38? Just mix dish soap 1:4 with mineral spirits or turpentine. Cut your fingernails and clean your nails with a it and a nail brush. In the shower or sink, start close to the core of your body washing to the tips your fingers/toes (depending where you might have been exposed). I keep a bottle near my kitchen sink and in the shower.

We bagging less birds on public land, not because there's less birds but because there was so many "tiktok turkey hunters" driving all the way into where they hunting getting out calling making all kinds racket I'm all for people getting into hunting but my goodness use some common sense

This was an awesome one!

Big old trees close to your houses, they do not only damage your houses and garages’ floors, but they are places for snakes, hidden cameras, and hiding intruders!

all chemical fish not healthy to eat

Great podcast!

This was a great topic,thank’s guys.

I wanna know if she has crappie in there? I swear I saw one in there live well.. that is the worst thing to have in a pond trying to grow big fish.. the baby eater dressed in scales

Is this method works on Prosopis juliflora trees

Got a dandelion problem?? Any suggestions???

Some a55hole around here 10-15yrs ago was catching hogs and releasing them around here now we're over ran with them, i still get on birds but I gotta walk 1500yrds one way, that makes it hard on taking my daughter i don't want to drag her up and over the hills, through thick patch she'd be miserable and it's ready to go b4 we get in to where we can just start hunting

Id be interested if deer harvested were tested for herbicides in their systems. Not a big fan of this idea. Here we found mixed wildflowers, switch grasses, and clover, oats, millet, sunflower mix planted once and left alone holds more deer and wildlife than managed clover or other deer mix

We have pronghorn antelope here in Yuma, Arizona

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That turkey that gobbled for 13hrs as George Mayfield says you gotta know when to shut up

Love hearing Mark's stories.

Don't through me at away, asking as it's cooked all the way, anything is killed, unless it tastes horrible

Great content, I love to catch and eat big pan fish, Red ears/ shell crackers being my favorite, but catching 2 lb + bull gills on ultra lite tackle wow, what could top that! P.S I have a degree in Wildlife Biology and have been buying your magazine since it first came out! keep up the good work!

This segment was to short. Y’all should have Dr Harper on ounce a month this summer talking about each section of a hunting area, bedding area, nesting area,and food plots just talking about the management on each with fire and chemicals.

Love the Massey 240. Abbeville SC

hack and squirt is straight trash

What if turkeys flew around like eagle, spending lots of time in the air. Be hard on us

This is how information needs to be presented, excellent video, Dr. Harper is a excellent presenter ! Thanks

So cool!!

Would love to see more information on brood habitat improvement. I follow must of the Turkey biologist that are on internet, they describe good turkey brood habitat, but a picture is worth a 1000 words. Dr. Harper did an excellent video on this. This would be a very helpful topic to cover, especially for the smaller land owners.

I’ve had the same belief about shooting the gobbling birds changing the gobbling trait In birds for 20 years. I’ve only hunted turkeys on public land ( mainly same 2 wma’s) for 30 years. The majority of Tom’s just don’t gobble much from the tree and forget getting them to shock gobble. I’ve learned to listen closely for drumming and to limit the amount and volume of my calling. In 1994 you could just walk thru the woods crunching leafs and get birds to gobble and come to you.