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A Man for All Seasons
From renowned artists to leading conservationists and world-class target- and wing-shooters, all hail Martin “Bubba” Wood. By TODD WILKINSON | Photography by RUSSELL GRAVES Bubba. I am not aware of a more misleading nickname than the one given to Martin…
Tagged with: Boone Pickens, Bubba Wood, Collectors Covey, Conservation, Cosmic Cowboys, Dwight Eisenhower, Park Cities Quail, Quail Coalition, Rick Pope, Rick Snipes, skeet shooter, T. Boone Pickens, Walter Matia, Wingshooters
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Posted in News Desk
Land Report November 2021 Newsletter
Our November newsletter offers insights on our fall Investment Issue as well as these great reads: Far Niente acquires Provenance Vineyards Preservation plan proposed for Colorado’s Crystal Mill Powderhorn Ranch on track to become a Texas state park For up-to-the-minute reports…
Posted in News Desk, Newsletter
The Land Report Fall 2021
Our Fall 2021 Issue features a trio of Investment Properties as well as a Timberland Special Section: Garst Farms: The story of the first-ever soil conservation easement. Victory Ranch: This Park City getaway boasts its own backcountry conservancy. Sweetens Cove: Peyton…
Tagged with: Brent Keefer, carbon offsets, Don Weller, Garst Farms, Joe Taggart, Red Emmerson, Sierra Pacific Industries, Sweetens Cove, Victory Ranch
Posted in Back Issues, News Desk
Posted in Back Issues, News Desk
SPI Acquires Seneca; Emmersons Now America’s Largest Landowners
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ROOTS | In the first half of the 20th century, Curly Emmerson and his son, Red, planted the seeds for Sierra Pacific Industries near Lassen Peak. BY ERIC O’KEEFE Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI) has completed its acquisition…
Tagged with: Emmerson Family, Jones Family, Red Emmerson, Seneca Jones, timberland
Posted in News Desk, Oregon
Posted in News Desk, Oregon
Return of the Circles
BY LISA MARTIN | PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMMIE SPERANDEO Long before the advent of the written word, women gathered in circles to tackle tasks and build bonds. In the Old West, the concept of a “circle” conjures up images of pioneer…
Tagged with: agriculture, Amber Smith, Ariel Greenwood, California, Cinch Buckle Ranch, Colorado, Elaine Patarini, Liz Barbour, Montana, New Mexico, nonprofit, Old West, Paicenes Ranch, Ranches, Ranching, Wendy Millet, West, Western Landowners Alliance, Women in Ranching
Posted in California, Colorado, Lisa Martin, Montana, New Mexico, News Desk, Ranching, Rockies Special Section, Southwest, West
Posted in California, Colorado, Lisa Martin, Montana, New Mexico, News Desk, Ranching, Rockies Special Section, Southwest, West
The Sweet Potato Whisperer
BY CARY ESTES To football fans, it’s known as “the trenches.” It’s the battlefield that runs the length of the line of scrimmage where jumbo-size athletes toil in obscurity, digging and sweating and struggling to control every precious inch. That’s…
Tagged with: Baltimore Ravens, Centered, Farming, football, God, Jason Brown, NAACP, NFL, North Carolina, St. Louis Rams, Sweet Potatoes, Tay Brown
Posted in Cary Estes, Farming, FrontGate, North Carolina, South, Spotlight
Posted in Cary Estes, Farming, FrontGate, North Carolina, South, Spotlight
Hallowed Ground
BY CARY ESTES We are trailing Bear through a thick hardwood forest in Central Alabama. No, not Ursus americanus, the four-legged beast. Instead, we are following the same wooded trails once traveled by Paul “Bear” Bryant, the legendary University of…
Tagged with: Alabama, Alabama Black Belt, Bear Bryant, bird-dog, Chilatchee Creek, Curt Gowdy, deer, duck hunting, hunting, Jimmy Hinton, National Field Trials, National Land Realty, Plantations, quail hunting, Sedgefield Plantation, The American Sportsman, turkey hunting, Whitetail Properties
Posted in Alabama, Cary Estes, Editor's Choice, Feature, Fishing, Hunting, Lands We Love, Recreation, South
Posted in Alabama, Cary Estes, Editor's Choice, Feature, Fishing, Hunting, Lands We Love, Recreation, South
Ted Turner Launches the Turner Institute of Ecoagriculture
By TODD WILKINSON During his storied career, Ted Turner has demonstrated an ability to look around corners and identify opportunities long before they become apparent to others. His prowess has been demonstrated with pioneering media platforms, professional sports teams, global philanthropy,…
Tagged with: agriculture, bison, Carter Kruse, Center for Excellence for Bison Studies, Conservation, McGinley Ranch, Mike Phillips, National Bison Association, National Buffalo Foundation, Nebraska, Sandhills, South Dakota State University, Standing Butte Ranch, Ted Turner, Turner Endangered Species Fund, Turner Enterprise, Turner Institute, Turner Ranches, West River Research and Extension facility
Posted in Agriculture, BackGate, Bison, Buffalo, Conservation, Great Plains, Land Report 100, Nebraska, News Desk, Todd Wilkinson
Posted in Agriculture, BackGate, Bison, Buffalo, Conservation, Great Plains, Land Report 100, Nebraska, News Desk, Todd Wilkinson
Elk Creek Ranch Acquires Seven Lakes
By CORINNE GAFFNER GARCIA For those who are passionate about outdoor pursuits, the next great adventure can’t come soon enough. During board meetings, avid anglers daydream about tossing a line in crystal-clear waters, surrounded by pine trees and mountains that…
Tagged with: anglers, Brett Harvey, Chuck Kuhn, Colorado, Colton Brown, conservation easement, Daniel Carter, Elk Creek Ranch, elk hunting, Elk Lodge, Elk migration corridor, Fishing, fly-fishing, Greg Norman, Hayden Outdoors, land acquisition, Miller Creek, Mirr Ranch Group, Seven Lakes Ranch, Sporting Properties, White River National Forest, White River Valley
Posted in Angling, Colorado, Conservation, Corinne Garcia, Editor's Choice, Feature, Fishing, Hunting, News Desk, Recreation, Residential Property, West
Posted in Angling, Colorado, Conservation, Corinne Garcia, Editor's Choice, Feature, Fishing, Hunting, News Desk, Recreation, Residential Property, West
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