How to spot hidden value? Ask the Man Behind the Land.

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.

How to Turn Your Passion Into a Career

What if you could make a living hunting, fishing, guiding, or running a ranch? Brian and Cary sit down with professor Dylan Thomas, a professor with Auburn University's Wildlife Enterprise Management program — one of only two in the country — blends wildlife science, hospitality, and business to train the next generation of outdoor industry professionals. Outside the classroom, Dylan is growing his business "Diamond Bird Dog," training dogs how to partner with their owner in this rewarding lifestyle.

How to spot hidden value? Ask the Man Behind the Land.

In this episode with Cary and Brian, they sit down with Brandon Caldwell, who works with Poultry South as an agent through Southeastern Land Group. Brandon talks about identifying value, acting on it, and how to disarm skepticism by meeting people where they are. Laugh, learn, and deepen your faith in this fantastic episode.

Before You Buy: Dream, Plan, Purchase

Clayton and John are in-studio with Brian and Cary speaking to their 24 years of friendship. From college to current day… they have spent years hunting together and making memories with their families. John is a land agent and Arkansas Broker with Southeastern Land Group, and he helped Clayton fulfill his dream to purchase and work his own land. Listen for key takeaways we should learn before purchasing land and how to build a legacy of memories outdoors. This episode has it all!

Watermelon Farming and Nascar Racing

What do the words "watermelon" and "Nascar" have in common? Ross Chastain! Ross and his brother Chad are 8th-generation in a long line of watermelon farmers. While Ross spends his days racing, he also advocates for all farmers… with a spotlight on his family's Florida watermelon farm. Ross is grateful to be able to be a voice for agriculture in the Nascar world, where he has become known as one of the most fearless competitors.