Goats: An alternative brush management tool
For some land managers, goats may be an alternative to expensive brush management methods.
Trickle Down Economics for Wildlife
Is maintaining or even boosting your bottom-line while improving wildlife habitat a pipe dream? It’s an economics topic that is worth exploring.
Herman Jones Named ODWC Landowner of the Year
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation acknowledges Adair County landowner Herman Jones of Stilwell as the 2022 Landowner of the Year.
The Ins and Outs of “Tiger Bass®”
If you're interested in boosting the largemouth bass trophy potential of your pond and truly growing giants, you may want to look into stocking hybrids of some sort, like tiger bass®.
The Importance of Shrub Cover for Quail
Are some shrubs better than others? What should a suitable shrub thicket look like for quail and how many should be there? We discuss the importance of shrub cover for quail.
Online Tools for Identifying Songbirds
Get recommendations for apps that can help with identifying songbirds.
Benefits of Trapping for Landowners
A brief history on the evolution of trapping and how landowners can use regulated trapping in a variety of management strategies.
How to Fix a Stunted Bass Pond
Biologist Cliff Sager gives advice for one of the more common pond-related questions, how to fix a stunted bass pond.
The White-tailed Diet: More than just Acorns and Corn
A discussion about the white-tailed diet that extends to browse, forbs, mast, and other native foods.
Locust Trees: A Thorny Problem for Some Landowners
Considerations for managing honey locust on private lands.