This week Mike and Charlie discuss various saws including the newest addition to our arsenal. They also talk a bit about some of the recent jobs we have been on and close the podcast out with a quick conversation about our new bee hive adventure.

This month Rachel and Mike traveled to our village in Senegal. This is Rachel's third trip and on this week's BCA we get the perspective of a high-school senior on what life is like in sub-Sahara Africa.

This week we talk with Travis Harmon of Creative Habitat about wildflowers, fruit trees, bee keeping and hunting. We started purchasing wild flower seeds from Creative Habitat about three years ago and have been really impressed with the results. The colors, the quality, and the increased pollinators and other wildlife have brought a new level of joy to what we are doing on our property. You can find Creative Habitat online at https://www.creativehabitatllc.com/ Check out the Creative Habitat page on Instagram, and follow along as Travis transforms properties. https://www.instagram.com/creativehabitatllc/

This week Charlie and Mike speak briefly about some of the tools they have used to encourage deer to move about their property. Successful land management should not only provide for the deer but also the hunter.

Spring is often when people want to plant their gardens. This weeks guest is a Micro-Farmer who locally sources restaurants, farmers markets, and a produce stand. Tim Brick joins us with some of the ins and outs of farming on a smaller scale and give many practical hints for those of us gardening at home. You can find him on Facebook and Instagram, and if you enjoyed this episode gives us a like and follow. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086498397430 https://www.instagram.com/pas_produce_offical/

With trout season now open in NY we brought in one of the most knowledgeable fly fishermen in western NY. He also just happens to be my brother. Enjoy our brotherly banter, some tales of old, and a great discussion about fly fishing in WNY. At the end of the podcast Dave mentions that he is selling flies sets again. If you are interested contact us at [email protected]

Charlie and I debate the practices and difficulties of managing for a healthy forest versus managing for wildlife habitat.

As a young hunter in the 80's and 90's you couldn't turn on any of the outdoor channels and not come across Larry Weishuhn. Today, we got to spend an hour with one of the "greats" of the hunting world. We talk deer habitat, handgun hunting, and so much more. Folks he is as genuine, kind, and graceful as he sounds. Sit back and enjoy this one. You can connect with Larry Weishuhn on Facebook, Instagram and: https://www.larryweishuhn.net/ And find out more about the Dallas Safari Club at: https://www.dscf.org/ www.texas-wildlife.org https://www.biggame.org/

This week Charlie and Mike review the banquets from last week, discuss last week's podcast, and talk about getting their bucks measure. Following this they go in to tree climbing and rope work to some depth.

This week we were joined by DEC Deer/Bear Biologist Jessica Haggerty. She focuses on our large game species here in western NY. We talk about habitat, deer diets, coyotes, and diseases. Jessica was fantastic to speak with and her passion for wildlife comes through. Our hope is that what was discussed today helps to dispel many of the deer camp myths but more important to encourage NY hunters as they pursue these wonderful animals.