Land & Legacy
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The Land & Legacy podcast brings expert advice each week on everything from habitat management, hunting, and recreational land investments. We unpack real world scenarios that we experience through consulting across the country to help you become a more productive landowner and hunter. If you own land, this is the podcast for you!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed field reasoning turns habitat work into a sequence of choices whose effects on deer, turkeys, and vegetation can be tested.
Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting treats a managed property as a web of consequences. Hosts Adam Keith and Matt Dye connect hunting decisions to vegetation, wildlife behavior, season, and the quality of the work itself.
On Adam Keith and Matt Dye's show, that old field may outrank your ambitious food plot.
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A clear timber-harvest case study showing deer shifting toward the 360-acre side after habitat and forage changed.
This episode treats the timber harvest as a practical before-and-after look at how deer respond when cover and forage change. The 2024 and 2025 surveys both landed at 167 deer, but the distribution moved hard toward the 360-acre parcel, with about 120 deer there and the…
A clear lesson on how the right tools can still miss the mark when the work is too light.
Adam Keith and Matt Dye use a farm example to make a plain point: timber stand improvement and prescribed fire only matter when the work is done well.
Drone talk that stays tied to the work, the gear, and the acreage.
Land of Legacy spends its time on drone spraying as a land-management tool, and the best part is how grounded it stays. The hosts work through water supply, mixing tanks, battery swaps, charging, and the reset between flights, which makes the setup feel more hands-on than any…
A native old field can do more late-season work than a food plot if it is being managed well.
Adam Keith and Matt Dye frame onX as a practical land management tool, then use an old field example to show that native habitat can carry real value on its own. The property in question is about 10 acres, with about five acres of fields managed as old field.
A practical rethink of the weeds, browse, and native forage deer already use.
The discussion makes a strong case that deer forage reaches well beyond food plots, with native browse getting the attention it deserves. Adam and Matt move through burning, thinning, old fields, early successional plant communities, and wildlife openings, showing how each one…
Burn timing, visual obstruction, and brood habitat in a practical habitat-management discussion.
This episode focuses on a practical land-management question: how burn timing changes what shows up on the ground. It compares late-season and earlier-season burns through visual obstruction, then ties that measure to deer bedding and turkey brood cover in a grounded way, not an…
A practical March turkey lesson that connects habitat change to what birds are doing on the ground.
This Land and Legacy episode keeps its focus on the turn from March into spring, when warmer soil, new insects, and fresh green-up start changing where turkeys move.
Boston chatter with a running start.
Faith, grit, Scripture, and hard talk.
Recovery talk with the rough edges left in.
Gaming arguments with a lived-in party-chat pulse.
The episode explores how drone technology is revolutionizing land management, featuring an interview with Brock Knapp of Accudrone Solutions.
Kyle and Frank analyze a 10-year research study comparing late spring and fall prescribed burns in upland hardwoods.
The hosts and guest discuss whether to plant spring food plots, emphasizing habitat management over planting.
Matt Dye discusses seasonal changes in property assessment and critiques a video example of poorly executed timber stand improvement and prescribed fire, emphasizing that these techniques require proper execution to benefit wildlife habitat.
The hosts discuss research on the nutritional value of forbs for whitetail deer, revealing that common weeds like marestail and ragweed meet the high phosphorus and protein needs of lactating does.
This episode of Land & Legacy, in collaboration with NWTF, focuses on wild turkey management during March and April, covering turkey behavior, foraging habits, and habitat techniques like prescribed burning and old field management.
Matt Dye reviews thermal drone survey data showing how timber harvesting on a 360-acre property led to a significant redistribution of deer, with density doubling post-harvest.
This episode discusses land management tools and the importance of using OnX for planning habitat and hunting strategies.
The hosts announce upcoming 2026 workshops on habitat management, hunting, and land ownership strategies.
Hosts Adam Keith and Matt Dye introduce the podcast and discuss a recent LandBeat video about habitat management and hunting strategies.
Hosts discuss habitat management, hunting strategies, and recreational land investments, with a sponsor segment for Vortex apparel.
Hosts discuss the importance of using the OnX app as a tool for land management and hunting strategy.
Hosts Adam Keith and Matt Dye introduce a podcast episode featuring guest Sean Luchtel from Heartland Bowhunter, discussing his journey as a bowhunter and land manager, with updates on consulting season and membership offers.
Hosts Adam Keith and Matt Dye discuss habitat management and hunting with guest Alan Somerford, covering weather impacts on land and wildlife.
Hosts discuss summer habitat management challenges, including invasive species and heat, while sharing practical advice for landowners and hunters.
Hosts discuss habitat management and hunting strategies with a consultant, focusing on client consultations and land management practices.
This episode covers habitat management, hunting strategies, and promotes an upcoming hands-on workshop at the Kentucky Buck Factory.