Helping People Enjoy the Great Outdoors

Bradley Bozeman: Life After NFL, Back on Alabama Soil

Brian and Cary sit down with former Alabama and NFL lineman Bradley Bozeman, who retired and moved back to Roanoke to build Bozeman Family Farms with his wife Nikki. He shares the farm's growth, leadership lessons from Coach Saban, and the community impact of the Bradley Nikki Bozeman Foundation. Southeastern Land Group agent Spencer Loveless joins in this episode.

Two Shows, One Mic: Southeastern Land Show & The Voices of Land

Join Brian and Cary as they talk with Justin Osborn, ALC, host of "The Voices of Land" Podcast. It's an in-depth conversation on what's shaping the land market today: water rights, the decline of timber, the rise of mini-farms, and why land stewardship matters now more than ever. If you're in the land business or love the land, this one's worth your time.

Helping People Enjoy the Great Outdoors

This week, Brian Watts and Cary Farrington are back with some great vacation stories before sitting down with a very special guest, Tyler Reynolds of Reynolds Outdoors. Tyler shares how he and his father transformed the store since its 2016 opening into a premier destination for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts.

Next-Level Game Cameras with Wise Eye Technology

In this episode of the Southeastern Land Show, hosts Cary and Brian talk with Brian Dunn of Wise Eye Technology to break down the industry's latest game cameras. Learn about the evolution of game cameras… from simple tripwires to today's cellular-enabled devices. He covers everything from choosing the right game camera and SD card to maximizing battery life. Take advantage of Brian's expertise - don't miss this episode!

Southeast Timber Crisis: Causes & Solutions

Join Cary and Brian as they sit down with Scott Pugh, a 30-year registered forester and agent with the Southeastern Land Group. They dig into the declining paper demand, mill closures, and rising operating costs that have added to struggles in the Southeast timber market. Discover solutions in the Longleaf Pine, and explore an often overlooked (and profitable) revenue stream.