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I denne episoden får du møte Gunvald Ottesen og Runa Våge Krukhaug, to sentrale personar bak Bømlo Teater si storsatsing The Sound of Music – for aller første gong på nynorsk og på utescene i majestetiske Moster Amfi. Me snakkar om strekk og sveitte, myggar (altså mikrofonar – ikkje insekt), oversetjingar som både må høyrest fine ut og vere gode å synge, og kvifor Edelweiss fekk gamle karar til å bryta ut i mannskor på aldersheimen.Me får høyre om kvifor det å bygge scenografi i Amfiet er som å bygge eit hus (som straks skal rivast), og kvifor det faktisk kan vere heilt greitt. Og kvifor åtteåringar som står timevis i solsteiken, får Gunvald til å skjerpa seg. Her blir det smil, inspirasjon og ekte teatermagi – ispedd litt matematisk forvirring om kor gamal filmen eigentleg er...Dette er episoden for deg som:elskar musikallurer på kva «strekk» betyr i teaterverdaog som kanskje (bittelitt) vurderer å bli frivillig neste gong Bømlo Teater ropar ut! NB: Billettane går fort! Sponsor: Finnås KraftlagFinnås Kraftlag er eit allmennyttig samvirke, eigd av medlemmene sine.Målet er å fremja interessene til innbyggjarane og verksemdene i konsesjonsområdet.Dette gjer dei ved å driva med produksjon, distribusjon og sal av energi, tilby breibandstenester gjennom attraktive produkt frå Altibox, og ved å dela ut gåver til allmennyttige tiltak i lokalsamfunnet.Medlemmene får også kjøpsutbytte basert på samhandel med selskapa i konsernet.Finnås Kraftlag er ein lokal aktør som er genuint oppteken av utvikling og trivsel i nærmiljøet til kundane sine.Ein stor takk til Finnås Kraftlag for at dei sponsar denne episoden!

I denne episoden av Barnebokprat møter Magnus Harding forfatter og dramatiker Hanne Ramsdal til en samtale om skriving som en kroppslig praksis. De snakker om skriverommet som et sted utenfor virkeligheten, forskjellen på å lede skrivegrupper for ungdom og voksne, og hvordan skriving kan åpne en vei inn til underbevisstheten. Hvordan kan fysiske handlinger ved skriving fremkalle minner og autentiske følelser? De diskuterer også betydningen av trygge rom for deling og skapelse av tekster uten selvsensur – særlig for ungdom.I 2024 mottok Harding NBI-stipendet for et prosjekt som blant annet undersøker hvordan skriving kan skape tilhørighet og fellesskap blant unge. Som del av prosjektet ledet han en kreativ skrivegruppe for ungdom i Bergen. Erfaringene har han bearbeidet i to podkastepisoder – denne er andre og siste del. Del én var en samtale med forfatter og psykiatrisk sykepleier Synne Sun Løes.Magnus Harding er utdannet antropolog og forfatter. Han arbeider som litteraturformidler og skrivelærer. I 2024 mottok han NBI-stipendet fra Kari Skjønbergs fond til sitt forskningsprosjekt, som utforsker hvordan man kan skape trygge rom der ungdom kan skrive, dele og snakke om tekstene sine. Du kan lese mer om stipendprosjektet hans her.Hanne Ramsdal er utdannet litteraturviter og har en master i teater fra KHiO. Hun debuterte som forfatter i 2006 med romanen Jeg lukket døren bak ham da han gikk. Hun arbeider også med tekst og iscenesettelse innenfor film, teater og billedkunst. For scenen har hun bl.a. skrevet Svømmerne, vist ved Dramatikkfestivalen i Oslo i 2017.---Takk for at du hører på Barnebokprat, en podkast fra Norsk barnebokinstitutt.

Ring P1 från Malmö om bland annat PFAS i bekämpningsmedel, återinförandet av mentalsjukhus och sommarteater. Programledare: Sofie Ericsson, ansvarig utgivare: Sabina Schatzl Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

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Dan och Magnus vaknar upp ur sommardvalan för en livestream. Det blir en liten uppdatering kring vad vi haft för oss hittills, innan samtalet i huvudsak kommer att handla om Sverigedemokraternas vitbok och Jimmie Åkessons ursäkt till Sveriges judar.Läs mer om Det fria Sverige på https://www.detfriasverige.seVideoversio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dh4S3Z_lE9gBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/det-fria-sverige--4339034/support.

Dan och Magnus vaknar upp ur sommardvalan för en livestream. Det blir en liten uppdatering kring vad vi haft för oss hittills, innan samtalet i huvudsak kommer att handla om Sverigedemokraternas vitbok och Jimmie Åkessons ursäkt till Sveriges judar.

I dagens episode af Langsomme samtaler har Rune Lykkeberg besøg af den italienske forsker, forfatter og forhenværende politiske toprådgiver, Giuliano Da Empoli. Da Empoli er forsker ved universitetet i Paris, underviser i politisk strategi og politisk kommunikation, han har sin egen pro-europæiske tænketank, er tidligere rådgiver for den centristiske italienske premierminister Matteo Renzi, og så er han forfatter til den overraskende bestsellerroman Troldmanden fra Kreml (2023), som handler om Vladimir Putin i Rusland. Med andre ord har Giuliano Da Empoli en unik tilgang til politik: Han har skrevet fiktion om den politiske magt, forsket i den politiske magt og opereret som rådgiver midt i den politiske magt. Nu har Giuliano Da Empoli så udgivet en ny bog. Den hedder Rovdyrenes tid (2025) og er ét langt essay, skrevet som en række af små glimt. De handler bl.a. om, hvordan en ny klasse af herskere er kommet over os i form af tech-ledere som Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos og Mark Zuckerberg og om konfrontationen mellem de gamle politiske ledere og de nye conquistadors, som han kalder techoligarkiet. Ifølge Da Empoli står vi midt i et kæmpe politisk opbrud, hvor ideer, personer og politiske kræfter, der før befandt sig i periferien, er flyttet ind i magtens centrum – og omvæltningerne viser sig både socialt, politisk, økonomisk, teknologisk og æstetisk. Dét og meget mere – herunder hvad man kan lære om moderne politik ved at se tv-serier som The West Wing, House of Cards og Veep – taler Rune Lykkeberg med Giuliano Da Empoli om i denne udgave af Langsomme samtaler, som er optaget i podcaststudiet på Information i forbindelse med Giuliano Da Empolis besøg i København.

MALAM SERAM THE HORROR TALK SHOW | THE HORROR TALK SHOWSuka bacaan kisah-kisah seram, sila subscribe ke saluran Malam Seram! Malam Seram LIVE show Isnin hingga Khamis 11 malam dan Jumaat 11.59 malam MALAM SERAM adalah segmen LIVE perkongsian pengalaman seram dan misteri. Anggap ia hanya sekadar perkongsian sahaja. Jangan mudah percaya dan terlalu taksub dengan apa yang anda dengar! MALAM SERAM The Horror Talk Show Bukan Sekadar Cerita Seram.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/malam-seram--3347472/support.

First-ever performed at the Sydney Opera House, this is the story of a performance by Indonesian puppet theatre group Papermoon Paper Theatre. - Pertama kalinya tampil di Sydney Opera House, ini cerita dari pertunjukan kelompok teater boneka asal Indonesia, Papermoon Paper Theatre.

Uuema põlvkonna dramaturg Priit Põldma ütleb, et kui ta kirjutab mõne teksti, siis midagi sarnast hakkab ta elus juhtuma.

Ugens gæst hos Rune Lykkeberg er intet mindre end en amerikansk legende inden for organisering, kampagner og bevægelsesbygning. Marshall Ganz er født i 1943 i USA og blev tidligt engageret i den amerikanske borgerrettighedsbevægelse. I 1964 drog han til Mississippi for at hjælpe de sorte med at registrere til valget samme år og kom her til en by stærkt skæmmet af, at tre sorte mænd netop var forsvundet. Det var dén historie, som senere blev fortalt i filmen Mississippi Burning. Marshall Ganz blev siden engageret i Bobby Kennedys præsidentkampagne, som endte brat, da han i 1968 undergik samme skæbne som sin bror, John F. Kennedy, og blev skudt og dræbt. Marshall Ganz fandt herefter sammen med den legendariske mexikanske fagforeningsleder, Cesar Chavez, og blev de næste 16 år en del af hans bevægelse, United Farm Workers. Her lærte han teknikker og praksisser til, hvordan man forvandler folkeligt engagement til magtfulde bevægelser og går fra mobilisering til institutionalisering. Siden var Marshall Ganz stærkt involveret i Barack Obamas præsidentkampagne (2007-2008) og opbyggede hele den græsrodsbevægelse, som var med til at bære USA's første afroamerikanske præsident frem til Det Hvide Hus. I mere end seks årtier har Marshall Ganz altså organiseret politiske bevægelser, og han er netop nu aktuel med en ny bog med titlen: People, Power, Change – Organizing for Democratic Renewal (2024). I denne uges udgave af Langsomme samtaler fortæller Marshall Ganz om, hvor han mener, at bevægelserne står i dag, hvad det kræver at opbygge en holdbar, folkelig modmagt og – måske mere overraskende – hvad venstrefløjen kan lære af Donald Trump. Afsnittet er en særudgave optaget live på Nørrebro Teater, hvor Marshall Ganz var inviteret af Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke. 

Ved Odense Å ligger der et gammelt teaterhus, og i det holder blandt andre Teater Momentum til. Bygningen har også huset en biograf, et bilværksted og en masse tyskere under krigen, så der er store forventninger, når Thea tager på spøgelsesjagt - særligt fordi der går rygter om et spøgelse, der har skaffet sig adgang til bygningen via publikum...Tak til Teater Momentum, Palle Nothlev, Laura Edlefsen, Mik Manley Andersson og Anders Alrune.Vi anbefaler, at du lytter til Scenegeist med høretelefoner, for at opnå den bedste lyd.

I denne episoden forteller Robert Emil Berge om skuespilleren i antikkens teater.

Külaline on Soome Instituudi kultuuriprogrammi juht Duha Elsayed, kellega räägime Teater Takomo lavastusest "Võimlejad".

I Teater är den nya hiphopen berättar Liban Abdule och Sharmarke Elmi om teatern som motståndskraft och dörröppnare. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Vännerna och kollegorna Sharmarke Elmi och Liban Abdule delar med sig av sina erfarenheter och utmaningar i teatervärlden. I en ständig kamp mellan autenticitet och att bryta igenom kulturens stängda dörrar skildrar dokumentärfilmen den djupa förankringen det konstnärliga uttrycket har till deras somaliska kultur.

Nikolaj Hübbe har aldrig set 'Vild med Dans', da han får tilbudt jobbet som dommer i det populære underholdningsprogram. Hans mor vil gøre ham arveløs, hvis han tager det, men presseafdelingen på Det Kgl. Teater mener, det er det helt rigtige for ham og hans flossede image – og for teatret. Nu skal han vænne sig til at være hvermandseje.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nytt lagförslag om bättre kontroller ska minska risken för sprängningar i Sverige. Teater berättar om diskriminering mot döva personer. Vårdhunden Alba sprider glädje. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

Nytt lagförslag om bättre kontroller ska minska risken för sprängningar i Sverige. Teater berättar om diskriminering mot döva personer. Vårdhunden Alba sprider glädje. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

V parlamentu že skoraj pet ur merita moči koalicija in opozicija. Na predlog SDS poslanke in poslanci obravnavajo interpelacijo o delu celotne vlade. Največja opozicijska stranka SDS jo je vložila februarja zaradi - kot je pojasnila - manipulativnih izjav predsednika vlade o pokojninski reformi leta 2012. Druge teme: - Diplomatski pritisk za končanje vojne v Ukrajini: se bo Kijev odrekel ozemljem, ki jih nadzoruje Moskva? - Verniki se v Vatikanu poslavljajo od papeža Frančiška. Pred baziliko svetega Petra čaka več tisoč ljudi. - Ob dnevu knjige in avtorskih pravic se vrača Lastovka - ARSov natečaj za najboljšo kratko zgodbo.

LPO har i samarbeid med en arbeidsgruppe bestående av Ellen Horn, Erik Rudeng, Erik Collett, Peter Butenschøn og Eilif Holte utarbeidet et forslag til utvidelse og opprustning av Nationaltheatret, som en forlengelse av Henrik Bulls teater fra 1899. Forslaget har blitt mottatt med stort engasjement og begeisetring, og mange spørsmål, så Lars og Alexander satt seg ned i studio og dro igjennom historien til hvordan dette forslaget har kommet i stand, og hva som blir veien videre for Byens Hjerte.  Du kan lese mer om prosjektet på www.lpo.no Send oss en mail på podkast@lpo.no og følg oss gjerne på Instagram! 

Brancheorganisationen Dansk Teater skifter navn til Dansk Scenekunst blandt andet fordi ordet teater klinger gammeldags. K-live taler blandt andre med Sofie Diemer, huskunstner på Aveny T, som lige nu er ansat til at gøre teaterscenen progressiv og aktuel. Og så ser vi nærmere på det nye populære sydkoreanske svar på computerspillet SIMS, InZoi - blandt andre med en forfatter, der har skrevet en digtsamling om SIMS. Medvirkende: Christine Kærulv, digter, Anne Mette Thorhauge; lektor ved Københavns Universitet, Rie Hammer; chefredaktør ved scenekunstmediet Iscene, Peter Mark Lundberg; direktør i Dansk Scenekunst og Sofie Diemer; huskunster ved Aveny T. Vært: Jesper Dein. Producer: Sarah Randeris. Redaktør: Lasse Lauridsen.

På självaste världsteaterdagen så bjuder lyssnare på sina erfarenheter och upplevelser från scenen- uppe på den, bakom den eller som publik framför. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Svenska kyrkans ursäkt till samerna sätts upp som pjäs i höst i Uppsala och världsteaterdagen uppmärksammar man det i unika i just teaterkonsten och dess universella roll för människor. Många människor är med i teaterföreningar som amatörer, andra älskar att gå och se på teater och ett helt gäng jobbar förstås bakom scenen med allt som sker runt omkring showen. Här bjuder lyssnare på sina minnen, känslor och upplevelser från teaterns värld! Teatern i mitt liv med Annika IlmoniRing oss, mejla på karlavagnen@sverigesradio.se eller skriv till oss på Facebook och Instagram. Programmet startar 21:40.

Londoni hetke menutükist, Tsehhovi Kajakast, kus peaosas särab Cate Blanchett, kevadest maailma moes, kuulujuttudest ja vandenõuteooriatest pungil Vatikanist.

Morten blir 39, Vegard har vært på tiktok og hvorfor har Aksel Lund Svindal ankelsokker?

Demirok utsågs på samma förljugna sätt som Lööf. Kanske blir det bäst om Demiroks ersättare utses i slutna rökfyllda rum, skriver SvD:s Torbjörn Nilsson.

Verkligheten är drama nog när Norrbottensteatern sätter upp den dokumentära pjäsen Omställningen. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Omställningen bygger på autentiska berättelser om människorna som befinner sig mitt i de stora industriella satsningarna i norra Sverige som krävs för att ställa om till miljövänlig produktion. Journalisten och dramatikern Amanda Glans har intervjuat 50 personer som berörs av omställningen och tillsammans med regissören Andreas Kundler valt ut några av dessa berättelser som utgör pjäsen.Det handlar om batterifabriken Northvolt och de som jobbar där, om stålindustrierna som drar arbetskraft pengar från offentliga sektorn, om konflikten runt Per Geijerfyndigheten av jordartsmetaller, mellan LKAB och renskötande samer.Skådespelarna Albin Grenholm, Vanja Kittelmann-Flensner, Karin Paulin och Hans Brorson gestaltar flera olika karaktärer som berättar om sina liv, kärlek och relationer, förutom hur det är att befinna sig i den stora omställningen.Det är företagschefer som den före detta VDn för batterifabriken Northvolt, Peter Carlsson och mannen bakom SSABs gröna stål, Martin Pei, men också människor som jobbar på golvet i industrierna, i vården eller som renskötare.Reporter: Helene Alm.

Regardless of how chaotic things might feel, remember that our lives are carefully planned journeys. No matter what, follow your gut and trust your instincts—whenever you doubt your power, you power your doubts.In this episode, we uncover the magic of one of the most sensitive souls I've ever encountered: Stephanie Teater. Despite having her intuitive gifts for as long as she can remember, Stephanie's ascension journey skyrocketed after two near-death experiences she had within just under two years.You'll hear about Stephanie's first encounter with angels when she was a little girl and how her gifts developed growing up in a household with contrasting beliefs. We also discuss timelines and spiritual connection, and Stephanie shares her thoughts on the power of thoughts and emotions and why she decided to experience depression.Plus, you'll learn about the transformative power of adversity, parallel lives, multidimensional existences, why we forget our spiritual origins, and much more.Tune in to Episode 248 of Uncover Your Magic and learn why finding magic in the chaos, while embracing the transformative power of adversity, might be your best partners in your ascension journey.Connect with Stephanie Teater:Email: loveliveson111@gmail.comLet's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, Jon Teater and Jake Ehlinger (Habitat Solutions 360) discuss various aspects of managing hunting properties, focusing on design concepts, challenges faced, and strategies for successful hunting. He emphasizes the importance of integrating food sources into property layouts and the need for careful planning to enhance hunting experiences. The conversation also touches on the unpredictability of weather and its impact on property management, as well as the significance of reading the landscape to optimize hunting success. In this conversation, Jake Ehlinger shares his extensive experience in habitat management and hunting strategies, focusing on the importance of understanding the landscape, particularly wetlands, and how to manage edges for wildlife diversity. Jake and Jon emphasize the balance between economic considerations and ecological stewardship, highlighting the need for patience and observation in land management practices. Teater also discusses the excitement of new projects and the continuous learning that comes with managing land effectively. Takeaways: The importance of integrating food sources into property design. Understanding the ecological function of plants is crucial. Unpredictable weather can significantly impact hunting plans. Small property design requires careful planning and layout. Access management is key to successful hunting. Balancing human activity and deer movement is essential. Utilizing edible plants can enhance property value. Reading the landscape helps in making informed decisions. Diversity in plant selection improves habitat quality. Planning for seasonal changes is vital for property management. Reading the landscape is crucial for successful hunting. Wetlands can be complex ecosystems that require specific management strategies. Managing edges can enhance habitat diversity and attract wildlife. Economic factors play a significant role in habitat management decisions. Patience is essential in observing and understanding land management outcomes. Diversity in plant species is vital for a healthy ecosystem. Experience in habitat management leads to better decision-making over time. Safety is paramount when working in potentially hazardous environments. Innovative approaches can lead to improved land management practices. Smaller properties can be just as successful as larger ones in habitat management. Social Links http://habitatsolutions360.com/ https://www.facebook.com/HabitatSolutions360 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCetSptPTK0gmg0BE5oRnTTA https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, Jon Teater and Jake Ehlinger (Habitat Solutions 360) discuss various aspects of managing hunting properties, focusing on design concepts, challenges faced, and strategies for successful hunting. He emphasizes the importance of integrating food sources into property layouts and the need for careful planning to enhance hunting experiences. The conversation also touches on the unpredictability of weather and its impact on property management, as well as the significance of reading the landscape to optimize hunting success. In this conversation, Jake Ehlinger shares his extensive experience in habitat management and hunting strategies, focusing on the importance of understanding the landscape, particularly wetlands, and how to manage edges for wildlife diversity. Jake and Jon emphasize the balance between economic considerations and ecological stewardship, highlighting the need for patience and observation in land management practices. Teater also discusses the excitement of new projects and the continuous learning that comes with managing land effectively.Takeaways:The importance of integrating food sources into property design.Understanding the ecological function of plants is crucial.Unpredictable weather can significantly impact hunting plans.Small property design requires careful planning and layout.Access management is key to successful hunting.Balancing human activity and deer movement is essential.Utilizing edible plants can enhance property value.Reading the landscape helps in making informed decisions.Diversity in plant selection improves habitat quality.Planning for seasonal changes is vital for property management. Reading the landscape is crucial for successful hunting.Wetlands can be complex ecosystems that require specific management strategies.Managing edges can enhance habitat diversity and attract wildlife.Economic factors play a significant role in habitat management decisions.Patience is essential in observing and understanding land management outcomes.Diversity in plant species is vital for a healthy ecosystem.Experience in habitat management leads to better decision-making over time.Safety is paramount when working in potentially hazardous environments.Innovative approaches can lead to improved land management practices.Smaller properties can be just as successful as larger ones in habitat management.Social Linkshttp://habitatsolutions360.com/https://www.facebook.com/HabitatSolutions360https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCetSptPTK0gmg0BE5oRnTTAhttps://whitetaillandscapes.com/https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater discusses the complexities of deer management with Rocky Burruss (SA Farm Management Service). They explore the responsibilities of hunters in managing both deer populations and habitats, share personal hunting success stories, and delve into the dynamics of deer populations and management strategies. The conversation emphasizes the importance of creating ideal habitats for deer while balancing populations with neighboring hunters' practices. In this conversation, Teater and Burruss discuss the complexities of deer management, emphasizing the importance of habitat quality, understanding deer behavior, and tailoring management strategies to local conditions. Both argue against a one-size-fits-all approach to deer management, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of population dynamics and the impact of environmental factors. Teater highlights the need for education in the hunting community to promote sustainable practices and improve hunting success. Takeaways: Hunters have a responsibility to manage both deer populations and habitats. Successful deer management requires understanding the dynamics of herd populations. Creating a balanced forage environment is crucial for deer health. Personal hunting success stories can provide insights into effective management strategies. The best hunting properties often have minimal human interference. Controlling daylight movement of deer can enhance hunting success. Deer populations can self-regulate under certain conditions. Habitat quality directly impacts deer health and population dynamics. Strategic doe management can lead to healthier buck populations. Collaboration with neighboring hunters is essential for effective deer management. Managing deer populations requires understanding local conditions. Habitat quality directly influences deer health and hunting success. Population dynamics are affected by environmental factors and hunting pressure. Education is crucial for effective deer management strategies. Tailoring management practices to specific properties can yield better results. Deer behavior varies significantly based on habitat and hunting pressure. Sustainable hunting practices can lead to healthier deer populations. Collaboration with neighbors can enhance deer management efforts. Selective harvesting can improve the quality of deer in an area. A balanced approach to doe and buck management is essential for population growth.   Social Links https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en SA FARMS Management Service | Facebook https://www.instagram.com/safarmmanagementservice/?hl=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater discusses the complexities of deer management with Rocky Burruss (SA Farm Management Service). They explore the responsibilities of hunters in managing both deer populations and habitats, share personal hunting success stories, and delve into the dynamics of deer populations and management strategies. The conversation emphasizes the importance of creating ideal habitats for deer while balancing populations with neighboring hunters' practices. In this conversation, Teater and Burruss discuss the complexities of deer management, emphasizing the importance of habitat quality, understanding deer behavior, and tailoring management strategies to local conditions. Both argue against a one-size-fits-all approach to deer management, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of population dynamics and the impact of environmental factors. Teater highlights the need for education in the hunting community to promote sustainable practices and improve hunting success.Takeaways:Hunters have a responsibility to manage both deer populations and habitats.Successful deer management requires understanding the dynamics of herd populations.Creating a balanced forage environment is crucial for deer health.Personal hunting success stories can provide insights into effective management strategies.The best hunting properties often have minimal human interference.Controlling daylight movement of deer can enhance hunting success.Deer populations can self-regulate under certain conditions.Habitat quality directly impacts deer health and population dynamics.Strategic doe management can lead to healthier buck populations.Collaboration with neighboring hunters is essential for effective deer management. Managing deer populations requires understanding local conditions.Habitat quality directly influences deer health and hunting success.Population dynamics are affected by environmental factors and hunting pressure.Education is crucial for effective deer management strategies.Tailoring management practices to specific properties can yield better results.Deer behavior varies significantly based on habitat and hunting pressure.Sustainable hunting practices can lead to healthier deer populations.Collaboration with neighbors can enhance deer management efforts.Selective harvesting can improve the quality of deer in an area.A balanced approach to doe and buck management is essential for population growth. Social Linkshttps://whitetaillandscapes.com/https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=enSA FARMS Management Service | Facebookhttps://www.instagram.com/safarmmanagementservice/?hl=en

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater and Thomas Mlsna, founder of Untamed Ambition, discuss various aspects of hunting property management, including reflections on the current hunting season, the importance of ecological systems, and strategies for improving habitat diversity. The conversation emphasizes the significance of understanding deer physiology, the role of soil health, and the application of permaculture principles to enhance landscape design. Teater and his guest explore how to raise the potential of hunting properties through effective management practices and the creation of ecological refugia. In this conversation, Teater and Mlsna discuss the importance of enhancing landscape design to improve ecological systems, emphasizing soil health and the role of food plots. Both highlight the significance of observation and perception in landscape management, advocating for a rethinking of traditional orchard systems to create resilient landscapes. The discussion culminates in a call to push the limits of land management practices and to adopt a new perspective that focuses on sustainability and abundance. Takeaways: Maximizing hunting property requires understanding ecological systems. Client success stories provide valuable insights for future management. Every property has a ceiling that can be raised with proper management. Diversity in habitat is crucial for attracting wildlife. Soil health is a fundamental aspect of habitat management. Creating ecological refugia enhances wildlife interest in an area. Focus on the health of does for better fawn development. Permaculture principles can improve landscape design and function. Fire can be used strategically to reset and improve soil health. Understanding deer physiology helps in creating better habitats. Enhancing landscape design can improve ecological systems. Soil health is fundamental for successful food plots. Observation and perception are critical in land management. Rethinking traditional orchard systems can lead to resilience. Pushing the limits of land management can yield better results. Creating resilient systems reduces maintenance needs. Understanding your property as a whole system is essential. Maximizing abundance requires a shift in perspective. Investing in soil health benefits wildlife and ecosystems. Sustainable practices lead to long-term success in land management. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater and Thomas Mlsna, founder of Untamed Ambition, discuss various aspects of hunting property management, including reflections on the current hunting season, the importance of ecological systems, and strategies for improving habitat diversity. The conversation emphasizes the significance of understanding deer physiology, the role of soil health, and the application of permaculture principles to enhance landscape design. Teater and his guest explore how to raise the potential of hunting properties through effective management practices and the creation of ecological refugia. In this conversation, Teater and Mlsna discuss the importance of enhancing landscape design to improve ecological systems, emphasizing soil health and the role of food plots. Both highlight the significance of observation and perception in landscape management, advocating for a rethinking of traditional orchard systems to create resilient landscapes. The discussion culminates in a call to push the limits of land management practices and to adopt a new perspective that focuses on sustainability and abundance.Takeaways:Maximizing hunting property requires understanding ecological systems.Client success stories provide valuable insights for future management.Every property has a ceiling that can be raised with proper management.Diversity in habitat is crucial for attracting wildlife.Soil health is a fundamental aspect of habitat management.Creating ecological refugia enhances wildlife interest in an area.Focus on the health of does for better fawn development.Permaculture principles can improve landscape design and function.Fire can be used strategically to reset and improve soil health.Understanding deer physiology helps in creating better habitats. Enhancing landscape design can improve ecological systems.Soil health is fundamental for successful food plots.Observation and perception are critical in land management.Rethinking traditional orchard systems can lead to resilience.Pushing the limits of land management can yield better results.Creating resilient systems reduces maintenance needs.Understanding your property as a whole system is essential.Maximizing abundance requires a shift in perspective.Investing in soil health benefits wildlife and ecosystems.Sustainable practices lead to long-term success in land management.

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater and Perry Battin (Drury Outdoors) discuss various aspects of hunting, including personal experiences, the challenges of trespassing, and the importance of maintaining good relationships with neighbors. The conversation highlights the use of technology, such as cell cameras, to monitor properties and manage trespassing issues. Battin and Teater share stories of both humorous and serious encounters with trespassers, emphasizing the need for respectful communication and understanding in the hunting community. The episode concludes with insights on navigating property purchases and leases, and the significance of building positive relationships with fellow hunters. Takeaways The importance of land management and habitat improvement. Big deer can lead to risky behavior among hunters. Trespassing can have serious consequences for both parties. Using technology like cell cameras can help monitor properties. Building relationships with neighbors is crucial for a harmonious hunting experience. Respectful communication can prevent conflicts over property lines. Tracking deer across property lines requires cooperation and understanding. Social media can exacerbate trespassing issues. Humor can be found in challenging situations with trespassers. Navigating property purchases requires sensitivity to existing relationships.   Social Links https://www.instagram.com/perrybattin_druryoutdoors/?hl=en https://www.druryoutdoors.com/ https://www.plantbiologic.com/ https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en DruryOutdoors - YouTube DeerCast | Get Ahead of Your Game Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater and Perry Battin (Drury Outdoors) discuss various aspects of hunting, including personal experiences, the challenges of trespassing, and the importance of maintaining good relationships with neighbors. The conversation highlights the use of technology, such as cell cameras, to monitor properties and manage trespassing issues. Battin and Teater share stories of both humorous and serious encounters with trespassers, emphasizing the need for respectful communication and understanding in the hunting community. The episode concludes with insights on navigating property purchases and leases, and the significance of building positive relationships with fellow hunters.TakeawaysThe importance of land management and habitat improvement.Big deer can lead to risky behavior among hunters.Trespassing can have serious consequences for both parties.Using technology like cell cameras can help monitor properties.Building relationships with neighbors is crucial for a harmonious hunting experience.Respectful communication can prevent conflicts over property lines.Tracking deer across property lines requires cooperation and understanding.Social media can exacerbate trespassing issues.Humor can be found in challenging situations with trespassers.Navigating property purchases requires sensitivity to existing relationships. Social Linkshttps://www.instagram.com/perrybattin_druryoutdoors/?hl=enhttps://www.druryoutdoors.com/https://www.plantbiologic.com/https://whitetaillandscapes.com/https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=enDruryOutdoors - YouTubeDeerCast | Get Ahead of Your Game

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, Jon Teater discusses the current state of deer activity, the importance of landscape management, and the impact of weather and soil quality on hunting success. He reflects on personal hunting experiences, emphasizing the need for patience and observation in understanding deer behavior. The conversation also covers practical strategies for improving hunting properties through effective water management and understanding geological factors. Teater encourages listeners to focus on the overall health of their hunting environments to ensure future success. Takeaways Deer activity peaks in November, requiring careful observation. Mature deer may be in poor condition due to heavy breeding. Letting younger deer go can improve future hunting opportunities. Feeling defeated in hunting can be a learning experience. Observation of deer movement patterns is crucial for success. Weather significantly impacts deer behavior and habitat quality. Soil quality and terrain features are essential for effective land management. Water management is critical for maintaining healthy ecosystems. Understanding geology helps in assessing soil composition and health. Planning for future seasons is key to long-term hunting success. Social Links https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, Jon Teater discusses the current state of deer activity, the importance of landscape management, and the impact of weather and soil quality on hunting success. He reflects on personal hunting experiences, emphasizing the need for patience and observation in understanding deer behavior. The conversation also covers practical strategies for improving hunting properties through effective water management and understanding geological factors. Teater encourages listeners to focus on the overall health of their hunting environments to ensure future success.TakeawaysDeer activity peaks in November, requiring careful observation.Mature deer may be in poor condition due to heavy breeding.Letting younger deer go can improve future hunting opportunities.Feeling defeated in hunting can be a learning experience.Observation of deer movement patterns is crucial for success.Weather significantly impacts deer behavior and habitat quality.Soil quality and terrain features are essential for effective land management.Water management is critical for maintaining healthy ecosystems.Understanding geology helps in assessing soil composition and health.Planning for future seasons is key to long-term hunting success.Social Linkshttps://whitetaillandscapes.com/https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater discusses the intricacies of designing a hunting property. He emphasizes the importance of understanding personal resources, limitations, and the ecological aspects of the land. The conversation covers the significance of asking the right questions when hiring consultants, the potential pitfalls of purchasing a property that requires extensive work, and the need for a thorough site assessment. Teater encourages listeners to connect with their property and consider their goals and vision for the future. In this conversation, Jon Teater discusses the essential steps for effectively managing and designing a property. He emphasizes the importance of mapping, observation, and understanding the climate and geography of the land. Teater outlines how to set clear goals for property use and the significance of design principles, including patterns, zones, and sectors. He also highlights the necessity of building infrastructure to support land management and wildlife, ultimately guiding listeners toward a successful property design. Takeaways: Maximizing your hunting experience requires thoughtful land management. Asking the right questions is crucial when hiring a consultant. Understanding your personal resources can guide property decisions. Buying a property that requires a lot of work may not be wise. Connecting with your property enhances your hunting experience. Designing your property involves understanding its ecological potential. Personal limitations can impact property management decisions. A thorough site assessment is essential for effective planning. Your vision for the property should align with your goals. Building relationships with consultants can lead to better outcomes. Start to develop a cadence and understanding of what you want. Observation is key to success in property management. Always start with climate when analyzing your property. Define your goals clearly for better outcomes. Everything on the landscape is patternable and interconnected. Focus on the edges and margins for biodiversity. You can change some features of the landscape, but not the climate. Each piece of your design should connect to one another. A well-structured design minimizes risk and enhances creativity. Next week will cover more detailed fundamentals of property assessment. Social Links: https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater discusses the intricacies of designing a hunting property. He emphasizes the importance of understanding personal resources, limitations, and the ecological aspects of the land. The conversation covers the significance of asking the right questions when hiring consultants, the potential pitfalls of purchasing a property that requires extensive work, and the need for a thorough site assessment. Teater encourages listeners to connect with their property and consider their goals and vision for the future. In this conversation, Jon Teater discusses the essential steps for effectively managing and designing a property. He emphasizes the importance of mapping, observation, and understanding the climate and geography of the land. Teater outlines how to set clear goals for property use and the significance of design principles, including patterns, zones, and sectors. He also highlights the necessity of building infrastructure to support land management and wildlife, ultimately guiding listeners toward a successful property design.Takeaways:Maximizing your hunting experience requires thoughtful land management.Asking the right questions is crucial when hiring a consultant.Understanding your personal resources can guide property decisions.Buying a property that requires a lot of work may not be wise.Connecting with your property enhances your hunting experience.Designing your property involves understanding its ecological potential.Personal limitations can impact property management decisions.A thorough site assessment is essential for effective planning.Your vision for the property should align with your goals.Building relationships with consultants can lead to better outcomes. Start to develop a cadence and understanding of what you want.Observation is key to success in property management.Always start with climate when analyzing your property.Define your goals clearly for better outcomes.Everything on the landscape is patternable and interconnected.Focus on the edges and margins for biodiversity.You can change some features of the landscape, but not the climate.Each piece of your design should connect to one another.A well-structured design minimizes risk and enhances creativity.Next week will cover more detailed fundamentals of property assessment.Social Links:https://whitetaillandscapes.com/https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en

In this episode of 'Maximize Your Hunt', host Jon Teater shares insights on improving hunting properties through effective land management and habitat improvement strategies. He discusses personal hunting experiences, the importance of soil health, and how to design backyards to attract deer. The conversation delves into regenerative agriculture, creating hospitable environments for plants, and the significance of ecological systems in enhancing wildlife habitats. Teater emphasizes the need for thoughtful design that works with nature to maximize sunlight, photosynthesis, and overall ecosystem health. Takeaways: Hunting success stories can inspire and motivate others. Soil health is the foundation for successful land management. Designing your backyard can create opportunities for deer sightings. Creating hospitable environments for plants enhances growth. Regenerative agriculture focuses on restoring soil health and function. Effective design should consider sunlight, moisture, and wind. Ecological systems can support diverse wildlife habitats. Maximizing sunlight exposure is crucial for plant health. Guilds of plants can create beneficial relationships in ecosystems. Thoughtful design can lead to sustainable and productive landscapes. Social Links https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of 'Maximize Your Hunt', host Jon Teater shares insights on improving hunting properties through effective land management and habitat improvement strategies. He discusses personal hunting experiences, the importance of soil health, and how to design backyards to attract deer. The conversation delves into regenerative agriculture, creating hospitable environments for plants, and the significance of ecological systems in enhancing wildlife habitats. Teater emphasizes the need for thoughtful design that works with nature to maximize sunlight, photosynthesis, and overall ecosystem health.Takeaways:Hunting success stories can inspire and motivate others.Soil health is the foundation for successful land management.Designing your backyard can create opportunities for deer sightings.Creating hospitable environments for plants enhances growth.Regenerative agriculture focuses on restoring soil health and function.Effective design should consider sunlight, moisture, and wind.Ecological systems can support diverse wildlife habitats.Maximizing sunlight exposure is crucial for plant health.Guilds of plants can create beneficial relationships in ecosystems.Thoughtful design can lead to sustainable and productive landscapes.Social Linkshttps://whitetaillandscapes.com/https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host John Teater shares insights from his recent hunting experiences, discussing deer movement patterns, breeding behavior, and the importance of observation in hunting. He emphasizes the need for persistence and adaptability in hunting strategies, as well as the significance of having the right equipment and setup for success. The conversation delves into the dynamics of deer behavior during the breeding season and how hunters can better understand and capitalize on these patterns to improve their chances of success in the field. In this conversation, Jon Teater shares his insights on tactical hunting strategies, emphasizing the importance of mindset, preparation, and understanding deer movement. He discusses the significance of having a well-designed hunting property and reflects on his successful hunting season, highlighting the lessons learned along the way. Teater encourages hunters to adopt a purposeful approach and to be adaptable in their methods, while also recognizing the value of distractions and maintaining a positive attitude in the field. Takeaways The podcast focuses on land management and habitat improvement for hunting. Jon has been hunting for 17 consecutive days, sharing his experiences. Observation is crucial for understanding deer movement and behavior. Deer exhibit three modes of movement: breeding, exploratory, and observational. Hunters should be deliberate and slow when accessing their stands to avoid spooking deer. Persistence and consistency are key to successful hunting. Deer behavior can be erratic, requiring hunters to adapt their strategies. Equipment choice is important for comfort and effectiveness in the field. Understanding deer dynamics during the breeding season can enhance hunting success. Trail cameras may miss a significant amount of deer activity. Use observation and data to improve hunting success. Mindset and attitude are crucial for a positive hunting experience. Preparation and the right equipment can enhance your hunt. Understanding deer movement is key to effective hunting. Designing your property can significantly impact deer activity. Success in hunting can take many forms, not just kills. Distractions in the stand can be beneficial for mental health. Unevenness in habitat can create better conditions for deer. A well-managed property can hold more deer and improve hunting outcomes. Reflecting on past hunts can inform future strategies. Social Links https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host John Teater shares insights from his recent hunting experiences, discussing deer movement patterns, breeding behavior, and the importance of observation in hunting. He emphasizes the need for persistence and adaptability in hunting strategies, as well as the significance of having the right equipment and setup for success. The conversation delves into the dynamics of deer behavior during the breeding season and how hunters can better understand and capitalize on these patterns to improve their chances of success in the field. In this conversation, Jon Teater shares his insights on tactical hunting strategies, emphasizing the importance of mindset, preparation, and understanding deer movement. He discusses the significance of having a well-designed hunting property and reflects on his successful hunting season, highlighting the lessons learned along the way. Teater encourages hunters to adopt a purposeful approach and to be adaptable in their methods, while also recognizing the value of distractions and maintaining a positive attitude in the field.TakeawaysThe podcast focuses on land management and habitat improvement for hunting.Jon has been hunting for 17 consecutive days, sharing his experiences.Observation is crucial for understanding deer movement and behavior.Deer exhibit three modes of movement: breeding, exploratory, and observational.Hunters should be deliberate and slow when accessing their stands to avoid spooking deer.Persistence and consistency are key to successful hunting.Deer behavior can be erratic, requiring hunters to adapt their strategies.Equipment choice is important for comfort and effectiveness in the field.Understanding deer dynamics during the breeding season can enhance hunting success.Trail cameras may miss a significant amount of deer activity. Use observation and data to improve hunting success.Mindset and attitude are crucial for a positive hunting experience.Preparation and the right equipment can enhance your hunt.Understanding deer movement is key to effective hunting.Designing your property can significantly impact deer activity.Success in hunting can take many forms, not just kills.Distractions in the stand can be beneficial for mental health.Unevenness in habitat can create better conditions for deer.A well-managed property can hold more deer and improve hunting outcomes.Reflecting on past hunts can inform future strategies.Social Linkshttps://whitetaillandscapes.com/https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, Jon Teater and Ty Jennings discuss various hunting strategies, focusing on deer behavior, weather patterns, and the importance of in-season scouting. He shares insights from his experiences hunting on public land, emphasizing the need for adaptability, and understanding deer movement. The conversation also touches on the significance of gathering intel on deer, the challenges of navigating dense vegetation, and the importance of being aggressive in hunting tactics. Teater reflects on a personal encounter with a deer, discussing the lessons learned from failure and the value of persistence in hunting. Ty and Jon discuss being aggressive and going after mature bucks and key points that will help you this fall. Ty discusses balancing and recalibrating his tactics to be successful, and going after mature bucks on the ground. Ty explains his tactics to access and identify bedding locations, and how deer are using wind. Jon and Ty explain how vegetation funnels air flow to deer bedding locations. Jon discusses hunting funnels and a misnomer of hunting funnels during the rut. Takeaways: Pay attention to weather systems for hunting success. Understanding deer behavior is crucial for effective hunting. Gathering intel on deer can significantly improve your chances. Aggressive hunting tactics can lead to better outcomes. Navigating dense vegetation requires careful planning and patience. In-season scouting is essential for adapting to changing conditions. Deer often prefer open cover for safety and visibility. Access routes should be varied to avoid patterning by deer. The relationship between food sources and deer movement is complex. Learning from failures is a key part of becoming a better hunter. Social Links https://www.instagram.com/thewhitetailproject/ https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, Jon Teater and Ty Jennings discuss various hunting strategies, focusing on deer behavior, weather patterns, and the importance of in-season scouting. He shares insights from his experiences hunting on public land, emphasizing the need for adaptability, and understanding deer movement. The conversation also touches on the significance of gathering intel on deer, the challenges of navigating dense vegetation, and the importance of being aggressive in hunting tactics. Teater reflects on a personal encounter with a deer, discussing the lessons learned from failure and the value of persistence in hunting.Ty and Jon discuss being aggressive and going after mature bucks and key points that will help you this fall. Ty discusses balancing and recalibrating his tactics to be successful, and going after mature bucks on the ground. Ty explains his tactics to access and identify bedding locations, and how deer are using wind.  Jon and Ty explain how vegetation funnels air flow to deer bedding locations. Jon discusses hunting funnels and a misnomer of hunting funnels during the rut.Takeaways:Pay attention to weather systems for hunting success.Understanding deer behavior is crucial for effective hunting.Gathering intel on deer can significantly improve your chances.Aggressive hunting tactics can lead to better outcomes.Navigating dense vegetation requires careful planning and patience.In-season scouting is essential for adapting to changing conditions.Deer often prefer open cover for safety and visibility.Access routes should be varied to avoid patterning by deer.The relationship between food sources and deer movement is complex.Learning from failures is a key part of becoming a better hunter.Social Linkshttps://www.instagram.com/thewhitetailproject/https://whitetaillandscapes.com/https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/

In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson interviews Jon Teater from Whitetail Landscapes about habitat management for hunting properties. They discuss the importance of understanding the complex environment that deer live in and how it affects their behavior. Teater explains that the most common goal for clients is to shoot bigger quality deer, but this goal can be abstract and requires a deep understanding of the deer composition and the specific makeup of a high-quality deer. They also discuss the role of risk and pressure in deer behavior and how to create a habitat that reduces risk and holds deer on the property. Teater emphasizes the importance of good habitat and cover, as well as the balance between food availability and cover value. He also explains how to assess the carrying capacity of a property by measuring the amount of biomass consumed by deer. Jon and Dan discuss the importance of habitat improvement and deer management. They cover topics such as diverse diets for deer, equating the number of deer to be removed from a property, and the impact of deer behavior on habitat management. They also discuss the role of aesthetics in deer management and the need for a holistic approach to habitat improvement. Jon emphasizes the importance of pushing oneself to experience difficulty and learn from different environments. He also provides insights on how to choose a habitat consultant and the key factors to consider. Takeaways: Understanding the complex environment that deer live in is crucial for effective habitat management on hunting properties. The most common goal for clients is to shoot bigger quality deer, but this goal requires a deep understanding of the specific makeup of a high-quality deer. Creating a habitat that reduces risk and holds deer on the property is key to successful hunting. Balancing food availability and cover value is important for attracting and holding deer on a property. Assessing the carrying capacity of a property can be done by measuring the amount of biomass consumed by deer. Diverse diets for deer and understanding the volume of edible biomass are important factors in habitat improvement. Equating the number of deer to be removed from a property requires considering recruitment, residential and non-residential deer, and the availability of food. Understanding deer behavior and individual preferences can help in making management decisions. Aesthetics and creating a good environment for deer are important aspects of habitat management. Pushing oneself to experience difficulty and learn from different environments can lead to better habitat management practices. When choosing a habitat consultant, consider their experience in your region, their ability to provide ongoing support, and their approach to habitat management. Consultants should consider the specific goals and challenges of the property and provide tailored recommendations. August and September are good times to consult for hunting season preparation and to assess the status of the environment. Habitat improvement requires a holistic approach and attention to detail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson interviews Jon Teater from Whitetail Landscapes about habitat management for hunting properties. They discuss the importance of understanding the complex environment that deer live in and how it affects their behavior. Teater explains that the most common goal for clients is to shoot bigger quality deer, but this goal can be abstract and requires a deep understanding of the deer composition and the specific makeup of a high-quality deer. They also discuss the role of risk and pressure in deer behavior and how to create a habitat that reduces risk and holds deer on the property. Teater emphasizes the importance of good habitat and cover, as well as the balance between food availability and cover value. He also explains how to assess the carrying capacity of a property by measuring the amount of biomass consumed by deer. Jon and Dan discuss the importance of habitat improvement and deer management. They cover topics such as diverse diets for deer, equating the number of deer to be removed from a property, and the impact of deer behavior on habitat management. They also discuss the role of aesthetics in deer management and the need for a holistic approach to habitat improvement. Jon emphasizes the importance of pushing oneself to experience difficulty and learn from different environments. He also provides insights on how to choose a habitat consultant and the key factors to consider. Takeaways: Understanding the complex environment that deer live in is crucial for effective habitat management on hunting properties. The most common goal for clients is to shoot bigger quality deer, but this goal requires a deep understanding of the specific makeup of a high-quality deer. Creating a habitat that reduces risk and holds deer on the property is key to successful hunting. Balancing food availability and cover value is important for attracting and holding deer on a property. Assessing the carrying capacity of a property can be done by measuring the amount of biomass consumed by deer. Diverse diets for deer and understanding the volume of edible biomass are important factors in habitat improvement. Equating the number of deer to be removed from a property requires considering recruitment, residential and non-residential deer, and the availability of food. Understanding deer behavior and individual preferences can help in making management decisions. Aesthetics and creating a good environment for deer are important aspects of habitat management. Pushing oneself to experience difficulty and learn from different environments can lead to better habitat management practices. When choosing a habitat consultant, consider their experience in your region, their ability to provide ongoing support, and their approach to habitat management. Consultants should consider the specific goals and challenges of the property and provide tailored recommendations. August and September are good times to consult for hunting season preparation and to assess the status of the environment. Habitat improvement requires a holistic approach and attention to detail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices