JUST SHOT: Heartland Bowhunter

For years, trail camera companies have focused on adding more features and better apps. But what if the most important things are still reliability, image quality, and confidence that your camera will simply work when it matters most? In this video, we take an in-depth look at the all-new Reconyx HyperFire 4K Cellular Camera and break down why it may be the last trail camera you'll ever need to bu

Three years ago, I started removing and restoring an 11-acre cedar monoculture one winter at a time. Like a lot of habitat projects, I expected the biggest changes to come years down the road as native vegetation returned. What surprised me most wasn't how the habitat responded-it was how quickly the wildlife did. In this video, I walk through the biggest lessons I've learned over the last three y

On just 40 acres in Missouri, Mike has built one of the most consistent stand setups we've ever seen. He's killed 3 mature bucks in 4 years from this ONE stand… and it's not by accident. In this video, we break down exactly why this stand is so deadly-from access and wind to natural movement and terrain-and then take it a step further.

Matt Dye from Land & Legacy came to visit the HB farm for a complete consult. We break down the entire farm and how we can improve it in every aspect. In this video we target how TSI (Timber Stand Improvement) can benefit all wildlife across the entire farm.

Matt Dye from Land & Legacy came to visit the HB farm for a complete consult. We break down the entire farm and how we can improve it in every aspect. In this video we target how Prescribed Fire or Controlled Burns can benefit all wildlife across the entire farm.

Matt Dye from Land & Legacy came to visit the HB farm for a complete consult. We break down the entire farm and how we can improve it in every aspect. In this video we target designated bedding and how we intend to help localize bedding with more cover and food in certain areas across the farm.

Matt Dye from ?Land & Legacy came to visit the HB farm for a complete consult. We break down the entire farm and how we can improve it in every aspect. In this video we target invasive species on the farm in the first half. In the second half, Shawn goes over some of the common invasive species found and how to combat them.

Shawn breaks down in a side by side comparison 3 major food plot types and how and why each one would be beneficial to you or which would be best for your specific scenario!

Mike breaks down everything you need to know about Frost Seeding Clover! This is one of our favorite and most effective ways to make one of the best food plots out there!

Rex and Shawn have been planting corn plots for deer for years now and finally have a system dialed. This old school 1950s planter might be small and simple but sometimes simple is best and budget friendly. Rex goes over what seed blend he is planting and the design/layout of this antique planter.

Shawn is continuing on with his project of cedar eradication or thinning in this video. He goes over the process of lighting them on fire, why he is doing this, what conditions he's looking for when lighting them on fire and why timing is important. The transformation from where he completed part of this project last year and into this year has been solid evidence as to why this is crucial as well

Shawn & Chandler started on a whitetail bedding thicket last March. This is where they would combine hunting tactics that are already working with land management tactics to only improve this particular stand site. Shawn went back earlier this month to check in on this thicket to analyze what he liked and what he might change.

In this July Habitat Update VLOG, I am taking you along as I tackles three big projects designed to improve habitat for deer and all wildlife. This episode is a continuation of some previous updates, and you'll see how the property is evolving over time. I really enjoy this type of work and would love to hear your feedback on what I am doing as well as the projects you have done on your farms.

In this video, Shawn breaks down a killer clover plot setup for bowhunting. He covers everything from mowing and maintaining the clover to improving the nearby habitat that holds deer close. He talks about why we hung the stands where we did, trimming shooting lanes for clean shot opportunities, and even making mock scrapes on the edge of the plot to pull bucks into bow range.

I picked up a $73 water tank and turned it into a DIY deer watering hole. After placing it out and filling it up, I wanted to see how long it would take for deer to actually find it and start using it. It took 5 days before the first deer showed up, and from there the results were really cool to watch. Adding water can be a game-changer for your hunting property, especially in the hot summer and e

Our season is over but the work continues. In this episode, Shawn goes over his habitat plans this winter and what his goals are.

In this video, I break down my cedar eradication process on a 1-acre section. I walk through the tools I used, the time involved, what worked, what didn't, and what I'd do differently next time. If you're managing land, improving habitat, or considering taking on cedar removal yourself, this deep dive will give you a realistic expectation of the effort required.

Shawn meets up with Matt Dye from Land and Legacy to spend the day touring our western Kansas property and breaking down real, in-field habitat strategy. While a wide range of topics came up during the walk, this video is narrowed down to three proven habitat improvements that Shawn plans to implement across his own hunting properties-and believes every whitetail prope kwhunting kwwhitetail kwjust