by Michelle Meredith | Aug 4, 2020 | Management Minute
My bow was shooting okay last year. My sights are on. I cannot get pumped about season until it gets a little cooler temperature. These are all excuses that hunters use as to why they do not partake in summertime archery practice. Does practicing throughout the summer...
by Michelle Meredith | Jul 27, 2020 | Management Minute
With the dry conditions many folks in the mid-south and southeast have dealt with this planting season, early fall food plots may have been a bust. Using a no-till drill can also be a life saver when you have to plant late or in dry fall conditions. Often times a...
by Michelle Meredith | Jul 14, 2020 | Management Minute
On my first trip to Texas, I was warned that just about everything there will either stick, sting, stab or bite you. There’s a bit of embellishment in that statement, though it’s not too far from the truth. And though the risks may be a tad less elsewhere, there are...
by Michelle Meredith | Jul 13, 2020 | Management Minute
Of all the dangers we face in the outdoors, there are few that instill more pure dread and abject fear than the limbless serpents. Fortunately, the odds of encountering one are as slim as the reptiles themselves, and the chances of being bitten are slimmer still....
by Michelle Meredith | Jul 6, 2020 | Management Minute
As you may have noticed, we have recently experienced a name change to our firm in North Carolina as well as in Virginia. Mossy Oak Properties NC Land and Farms has merged with Mossy Oak Properties of Virginia to create what is now Mossy Oak Properties Land and Farms...
by Michelle Meredith | Jul 1, 2020 | Management Minute
Over the last 30 years, I have received hundreds of phone calls from landowners requesting Florida bass or tiger bass to be added to their lakes in order to increase the average size of bass caught. Most of these callers feel that by changing the genetics, the size...
