#63 Balancing Dad Life & Being a Man of the Outdoors with Brian Lemke

#64 The Deals, the Diagnosis, and the Dirt: T Bone Turner Unfiltered

Tyler sits down with outdoor icon, humorist, and land investor T Bone Turner for a wide-ranging conversation that spans his entire journey—from a kid obsessed with archery to a tournament champion, pro shop owner, and one of the most recognizable faces in hunting TV through Realtree and Bone Collector. T Bone pulls back the curtain on the early days with David Blanton and Michael Waddell, the real story behind both the "Bone Collector" name and his own "T-Bone" nickname, and the wild logistics of filming hunting TV in the OG generator-and-truck era. He also gets candid about the DIY Iowa buck that changed everything, his transition into buying, managing, and flipping land across Kansas, Georgia, and Oklahoma, and the relationships that made it all work. But the heart of this episode is bigger than trophies. T Bone shares his battle with cancer and how it reshaped his outlook—why he now values health and relationships over any rack on the wall, and the legacy he hopes to leave behind for the next generation of hunters and outdoor entrepreneurs. Whether you're here for the hunting stories, the land investing wisdom, or the hard-earned life lessons, this one delivers.

#63 Balancing Dad Life & Being a Man of the Outdoors with Brian Lemke

Father's Day is right around the corner — and this episode hits different.Bryan Lemke, Co-Owner of Almond Eye Productions and founder of the new lifestyle brand Dad'n, joins Tyler for a conversation about what it really means to build something that lasts. We're talking storytelling, legacy, fatherhood, and why the most powerful marketing isn't a sales pitch — it's a memory.Bryan built his career filming the outdoors, but the story that defines him most happened in a Wisconsin farm field with a 5-year-old, a spike buck, and four words he'll never forget: "This is the best day of my life." That moment is the heartbeat of everything he does — and it'll hit close to home for any dad listening this week.In this episode, Bryan breaks down how Almond Eye Productions creates cinematic, emotion-driven content that actually moves people — not just scroll past them. He shares how authentic storytelling is reshaping the outdoor industry, shifting the focus from trophies to legacy and from promotion to real human connection. You'll hear how he balances brand needs with meaningful messaging, why stewardship matters more than the hard sell, and how showing up consistently — with heart — is the only marketing strategy that builds something generational.Bryan also pulls back the curtain on Dad'n, his brand-new movement built to celebrate fathers and the power of presence over perfection. It's part community, part mission, and part reminder that being a dad is legendary — and worth owning with pride.Whether you're an outdoor entrepreneur, a content creator, or a dad trying to figure out the legacy you're building, this one's for you. And if you're looking for something meaningful to reflect on this Father's Day weekend — this is it.🎙️ New episodes drop every other week. Subscribe so you never miss one.👉 Follow Legacy Through Land on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook for more content on land, legacy, and the outdoors.Connect with Bryan Lemke:🌐 www.almondeyeproductions.com | www.justdadn.com📸 Instagram: @bryan_lemke📧 blemke21@gmail.com

#62 Legends Never Die: Stories Behind the Giants with Cody Idol

Most land lovers and outdoor storytellers underestimate the power of legacy, history, and storytelling behind legendary deer—until they meet Cody Idol. In this electrifying episode, Cody reveals how the stories behind iconic whitetails and their tangled histories shape a generation's understanding of the sport—and why preserving that heritage is more urgent than ever. From his Montana roots to the Florida lifestyle, Cody shares how his family's legacy fuels his mission: to safeguard the stories, history, and spirit of hunting for generations to come. Discover the incredible journey of legendary deer like the Hole in the Horn, the General, and the Minnesota Monarch—stories shrouded in mystery, controversy, and awe-inspiring size. We break down how those giants became symbols of heritage and the lessons hidden in their stories about authenticity, integrity, and the true meaning of legacy. In this episode, you'll uncover: * The behind-the-scenes story of the world's most famous whitetail bucks—how they were found, scored, and sometimes questioned. * The role of storytelling in shaping hunting culture, and why the truth behind giants matters for the future. * Cody's perspective on the responsibility of carrying the torch for heritage, artistry, and history. * The fascinating details of historic transactions, legendary bucks, and the parallels between hunting and divine design. * The importance of authenticity in storytelling—how truth, transparency, and humility can elevate the entire ecosystem. Why does all this matter? Because the stories we tell today will echo through the generations, inspiring young hunters and preserving our natural heritage. Ignoring this legacy risks losing it altogether—much like the deer in history that are never seen again. This episode isn't just about big bucks—it's about the bigger picture of purpose, authenticity, and the stewardship of Our Land. Perfect for landowners, hunters, outdoor creators, and anyone who understands that land is more than dirt—it's a testament to legacy. If you believe stories have power and heritage is worth defending, this conversation will shake you awake to your role in the future of hunting and land stewardship. Join Cody Idol, a passionate storyteller, land steward, and art broker who's dedicated his life to preserving history—one incredible deer story at a time. As he says, "It takes all of us," so buckle up for a deep dive into the heart of true legacy, authenticity, and the wild stories that define us. Connect with Cody Idol:Instagram: @cody_idolFacebook: Cody IdolWebsite: www.originalbygod.com [http://www.originalbygod.com] Keep an eye out for Cody's upcoming film dropping July 4th, a new chapter in the story of the $1 million antlers of The General.

#61 Unlocking Land Management: Timber, Invasives, and Wildlife Strategies with Dylan McNabb

In this episode, Dylan shares how county programs can save landowners up to 95% on invasive removal and timber thinning—saving thousands while improving wildlife habitat and timber quality. You'll discover how to identify invasive trees like tree of heaven and autumn olive, and learn simple herbicide treatments—like backpack spray applications—to eradicate them effectively, even in winter. Dylan also dives into the vital role of mid-story and overstory management, explaining how strategic thinning can create a thriving forest floor for future timber or wildlife benefits. We break down the crucial timing for invasive treatments, from March invasives exposure before leaf-out to fall treatments like basal bark applications, ensuring you get maximum results. Dylan introduces you to CAUV—a valuable property tax reduction—showing how proper planning can drastically lower property taxes and boost your farm’s profitability. Plus, we explore the importance of continuous inspections, respecting timber value, and coordinated harvests that benefit both landowners and wildlife. Whether you’re managing 50 acres or 500, this episode empowers you to take control with simple, proven techniques to improve your land while saving money and enhancing habitat. Perfect for landowners, hunters, and conservation-minded farmers, this conversation reveals how small adjustments and strategic timing can transform your property into a generational asset. Dylan McNabb is a county forester at Muskingum Soil and Water Conservation District, with deep expertise in forest management, invasive control, and wildlife habitat programs. His passion for sustainable land stewardship makes this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to maximize land value and wildlife potential.

#60 What it Takes to Know Your Ground with Brett Smith

What separates a real outdoor consultant from someone just claiming the title? Brett Smith has the answer — and it starts with getting your boots on the ground. In this episode, Tyler sits down with Brett Smith to talk about what it actually takes to consult across different hunting environments, why no two properties are the same, and how hands-on experience beats theory every single time. Brett breaks down his "do-roo" mindset — the idea that real value only comes from being in the trenches, testing, adapting, and learning from the land itself. If you've ever questioned cookie-cutter hunting advice or wondered what elite-level land consulting really looks like, this episode is for you.