EP:225 | Wildlife’s Most Interesting Man - Part 1

This week we’re thrilled to be joined with one of the most interesting and well versed wildlife and forestry professionals we’ve ever met, Mark Thomas. Marks insane resume proves he’s been exposed to more than can be explained in one podcast. We have a fun discussion and look back at what he has learned over his lifetime of managing properties for enhanced wildlife experiences to help the average guy be a better Gamekeeper. You’ll learn about ecotones or edges, QVM, hunting pressure, fire ants, turkeys, herbicides, limbing roads, sanctuaries, tarsal glands, agricultural food plots, could you be burning too much, timber management and much more. We guarantee you’ll learn something and laugh more than normal. Listen, Learn and Enjoy.
Show Notes:
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[@horntagger9596]

In the history of modern day wildlife management you you just interviewed the Aldo Leopold of our time. In the history of Mossy Oak best interview you have done. In the history of RUclips best interview work watching. He is the Albert Einstein of Wildlife and Habitat management and glad to call him my friend of past 30 years.

[@BobP-w2k]

Great information! Love the information on fire ant control, the little things (broadcasting Amdro) that can make big differences to help improve quail, turkey and deer recruitment. Thanks for the info guys.

[@AjRyan-lu9tt]

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I listen to the podcast in my shop. I love the many different topics. You never know what you’re going to learn. Its like Christmas with every new episode I love the information guys. Ive been an outdoorsman for 38 years and a taxidermist for 23. Still learning and your podcast is very informative. Love what yall are doing keep it up

[@piningbuck]

Everyone who watches this needs to like it lets help spread the word of conservation and management

[@tylercagle1486]

How has this podcast not exploded!? This is amazing stuff