We have been busy planting 5.5 acres of plots. We talk about everything that goes into planting 1312 lbs of seed. And now we stay out and wait for season to start.Support the show

One of our favorite topics: Food Plots. If you haven't tried a food plot, we both highly recommend trying one. We discuss our opinions on the best way to do just that.Support the show

We both come up with our own top 5 lists for buck success. We did not discuss our list prior to the show. So, each list is our own opinion. Some great advice is shared on this (our 20th) Podcast.Support the show

We sit down and discuss the controversial topic of supplemental feeding of deer or better known as baiting. Our state of Arkansas it is legal to supplemental feed from September through December for whitetail deer. Should you or should you not? Are you less of a hunter if you do? Do you have a bigger advantage in states where its legal? These questions and more in today's topic.Support the show

Chirs and Cody dive into the public land verses private land hunting and the pros and cons of both. They both hunt both public and private land during the season and give some tips for both. Support the show

Whitetail Property Management looked at new property and has started a plan for success for the landowner. We think good things are to come on this property hopefully by this upcoming hunting season. We cannot wait to see what the season brings with the improvements we have planned. And we also talk about the game cameras we use and what we've had the best luck with over the years.Support the show

Summertime always brings busyness for us. And that busyness forced us to take a break from our Podcast. We are now finally getting back on track. We both really missed our time talking all things hunting. And we are excited to get back to our focus. Whitetail deer! A lot of projects coming up as we transition into the late summer. Stay tuned.Support the show

We did a checkup and found sprouting soybeans on Chris's place. We are super surprised to see our first attempt using the No Till Drill looks like a success with more rain to come. And I tilled my new one-acre food plot and got it ready for a soil test and possible liming to raise the PH.Support the show

Chris and Cody spend part of Memorial Day planting soybeans on Chris's place. The urge to use the new No Till Drill was too big. Chris did research to find something they could plant just so they could use it. They loved using the No Till Drill! They can't wait until the fall food plot season to get here. You can check out the Camo Family Outdoors video showing how to set up and plant with the No Till Drill here: https://youtu.be/AwBtCAV5AsMSupport the show

Chris takes a huge step for Whitetail Property Management. He debated and studied all his options before pulling the trigger on a no till drill. This piece of equipment will plant it all and opens up many new possibilities for us in the upcoming fall season and seasons to come. We both can't wait to see what improvements it brings.Support the show

We hit the woods and check on all that grows in the whitetail woods in the spring. Chris and I are both excited about what's to come for the upcoming deer season. We can barely contain our excitement for the improvements that are coming on our properties.Support the show

Well after a long tough turkey season for Chris and Cody. Success finally comes Chris's way due to his unrelenting drive to connect with a tom. After many miles walk and failed hunts, he is finally able to seal the deal. We also discuss screening for food plot and access to stands.  Now is the time to get it in the ground here in the south. Support the show

After a disappointing start to the season in Arkansas, Chris and I decided to take a Missouri trip together to chase some northern turkeys. Support the show

We sit down and discuss our Arkansas turkey season. And we quickly make plans try greener pastures. Support the show

We sit down with Woodsman Custom Calls owner Shawn Cook and talk predator control to help the turkey population. We all want to do our part to help the turkey population rebound in our state of Arkansas. We believe by removing overpopulated regular and nest predator is a step in the right direction.Support the show

Chris and I sit down and talk about our favorite turkey hunts and experiences. Many of our best hunts are with our kids and friends. Hunting is so much more meaningful when shared with others.Support the show

We sit down and talk turkey with avid hunter Kevin Shipman. We discuss the state of turkey hunting in Arkansas as well as tips for beginners.  And the importance of getting the youth in the turkey woods. Join us for the discussion.Support the show

We sit down with Shawn Cook, the owner of Woodsman Custom Calls and talk all things turkey. Shawn shares tips for new turkey hunters as well as the back story of how Woodsman Custom Calls was started. He offers a true custom experience with every call he builds.Contact him at:https://www.facebook.com/woodsmancustomcallsSupport the show

Chris and Cody talk about a few tips for the whitetail woods for March. The work never stops when it comes to chasing whitetails. There are a lot of things that can be done right now to improve your property.Support the show

Chris and Cody tackle some post season projects around their properties. It's a great time to start working toward next season. They discuss several projects that can be done while it is still cool, before the bugs arrive and turkey season is upon us.Support the show