What to Really Look For When Buying Land & Easist Land Projects With the Biggest Impact!

Do you want to improve your premises and reach your hunting goals? Whether you are a resident or a landowner, there are many ways to make your property more attractive to deer. The key is not just putting up feeders but also implementing other management practices that will change how deer move on and use a property. Pay attention to the land and ensure it is healthy, manage vegetation, and have a good game plan. Another way you can do this is by planting food plots. The food plot will attract deer to the area and provide a more natural environment for them to feed. Learn these tips and much more with Sam Bilhorn in today’s episode. Sam Bilhorn is the founder of Whitetail Partners and a hunting land improvement in the Wisconsin Region. He is a life-long whitetail hunter, having taken multiple P & Y and B & C bucks. Sam owns land in Sauk County, WI, ground that has produced bucks in excess of 200". Sam has consulted in 14 states and counting, priding himself in providing rock-solid planning and results for his clients. In addition to providing leadership to all Whitetail Partners Team Members, Sam personally consults on properties in Wisconsin and surrounding states. Key Highlights from the Episode [00:01] Episode intro and what’s in for you today [01:34] Meet and know Sam Bilhorn [02:17] What inspired Sam to whitetail hunting [04:06] Sam’s first property deal [07:52] What whitetail hunters should be thinking of in the last week of 2022 [10:38] The greatest deficiency in hunting farms [12:10] Preparing for the spring and the species of timber to be planting [19:12] Small land projects that create the biggest impact [26:12] What you need to know before buying your first piece of property [33:26] What you can do to one acre of food on a small parcel of land [36:50] Sam’s checklist before buying a piece of property [41:37] Mistakes that most whitetail landowners are doing [44:40] Common misconceptions in the world of whitetail hunting [47:05] Sam's story of transforming one of his hunting properties [50:05] Golden nuggets about land buying from the guest [51:15] How you can reach out and connect with Sam Bilhorn Notable Quotes A mixture of hardwoods and softwoods is advised if your property is for habitat and hunting. The anchor of food in your piece of property meant for hunting is crucial. It should be your biggest consideration. The bigger the property, the more it gives you opportunities to make many adjustments. What do you think most of the whitetail habitat land owners have wrong right now? Connect with Sam: Whitetail Partners Connect: https://linktr.ee/TheLandPodcast https://linktr.ee/exodustrailcamera https://bit.ly/TheDeerGearPodcast