On today's episode of The American Land Man Podcast, we are back in the studio with Steve Purviance.

We discuss:

• Oklahoma still offers affordable trophy hunting land
• Western deer are easier to locate and pattern
• Kansas prices continue pushing buyers south
• Drainages and cover matter more than county lines
• The right land agent changes everything
• Deer visibility increases farther west
• Big western bucks often travel huge distances
• Cedars can dramatically increase hunting value
• Habitat improvements raise resale value fast
• Recreational land can build long-term wealth

And So Much More!

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On today's episode of The American Land Man Podcast, we are back in the studio with Aaron Karo. We discuss:

• Stewardship applies to land AND your body
• Buffalo County terrain creates older age-class bucks
• Great hunting farms are often found through relationships
• Mature bucks avoid pressure differently than young deer
• Recovery and sleep are critical for aging hunters
• Health care should be proactive, not reactive
• Peptides work best alongside good habits
• Nutrition drives long-term performance and recovery
• Terrain fitness matters for serious hunters
• Longevity determines how long you can hunt hard

And So Much More!

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On today's episode of The American Land Man Podcast, we are back in the studio with Brent Grosse. We discuss:

• Iowa land still offers opportunity despite major price swings post-COVID
• Entry-level farms can build massive equity through habitat improvements
• The right neighbors matter more than the farm itself for long-term success
• Habitat diversity (edges, CRP, timber) consistently outperforms monoculture
• Smaller “starter farms” can lead to larger acquisitions over time
• Most buyers enjoy improving land more than actually hunting it
• Northeast Iowa offers strong hunting with less competition than southern zones
• Water, terrain, and soil quality all drive long-term land value
• Nonresident tag changes may increase future demand and pricing
• Even overlooked counties can produce Boone & Crockett caliber deer

And So Much More!

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