Handsome, talented, and a splendid companion – the Boykin lives up to its rich heritage. He’ll flush your upland game, fetch your ducks and doves, and look great lying on your sofa. No matter where you live, if you’re an…
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The Land Report Summer 2012
Did you know that the Supreme Court just issued a landmark ruling? I’m not talking about health care. I’m talking about land. That’s right, the high court came down 9-0 for landowners in a suit that was brought against the…
Tagged with: Fay Ranches, Greg Fay, Tim Mellon
Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Back Issues, Cattle, Conservation, Dogs, Energy, Equities, Farming, Federal Policy, Great Lakes, Great Plains, International, Midwest, Minerals, Northeast, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, Residential Property, South, Southwest, Taxes, West
Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Back Issues, Cattle, Conservation, Dogs, Energy, Equities, Farming, Federal Policy, Great Lakes, Great Plains, International, Midwest, Minerals, Northeast, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, Residential Property, South, Southwest, Taxes, West
Land’s Best Friend: Blue Lacy
In the heart of cattle country, the Blue Lacy shines. In 2005, the State of Texas designated the Blue Lacy Texas’s official dog breed. This selection took place almost 150 years after Kentucky’s Lacy brothers — Frank, George, Ewing, and…
The Land Report Spring 2012
Learn the stories of America’s Best Brokerages in our second annual survey. More than 70 are profiled from coast to coast. Find out why George Clooney has such strong ties to the land in the Academy Award-winning movie The Descendants. For…
Tagged with: America's Best Brokerages, George Clooney, The Descendants
Posted in 2012 Spring, Agriculture, Auctions, Back Issues, Bankruptcy, Cattle, Conservation, Developers, Dogs, Energy, Equestrian, Equities, Farming, Federal Policy, Great Lakes, Great Plains, Hunting, Magazine, Midwest, Minerals, Northeast, Pacific, Recreation, South, Southwest, West
Posted in 2012 Spring, Agriculture, Auctions, Back Issues, Bankruptcy, Cattle, Conservation, Developers, Dogs, Energy, Equestrian, Equities, Farming, Federal Policy, Great Lakes, Great Plains, Hunting, Magazine, Midwest, Minerals, Northeast, Pacific, Recreation, South, Southwest, West
Land Report March 2012 Newsletter
The Spring issue of The Land Report has arrived! Right now it’s en route to bookstores such as Barnes & Noble and subscribers’ offices around the world, but thanks to the miracles of modern technology you can read right now…
Tagged with: Alexander Payne, Bernard Uechtritz, Bernie Uechtritz, Best Brokerages, Blue Lacy, Camp Cooley Ranch, Deal of the Year, George Clooney, Louis Moore Bacon, The Descendants
Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Bankruptcy, Cattle, Conservation, Developers, Dogs, Energy, Equestrian, Equities, Farming, Federal Policy, Great Lakes, Great Plains, Hunting, International, Midwest, Minerals, News Desk, Newsletter, Northeast, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, South, Southwest, Timber, Topics, Water, West
Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Bankruptcy, Cattle, Conservation, Developers, Dogs, Energy, Equestrian, Equities, Farming, Federal Policy, Great Lakes, Great Plains, Hunting, International, Midwest, Minerals, News Desk, Newsletter, Northeast, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, South, Southwest, Timber, Topics, Water, West
Our Holiday Gift to You: The Story of Taylor’s Trees
Most everyone who knew Taylor Emmons marveled at his athletic abilities, sense of sportsmanship, love of the outdoors, and his empathetic nature. His untimely passing was felt by thousands, as evidenced by the capacity crowd at his celebration of life…
Tagged with: Mike Emmons, Sarasota, Taylor Emmons Foundation, The Out of Door Academy
Posted in Dogs, Feature, Florida, Maine, Nancy Myers, Northeast, South, Timber
Posted in Dogs, Feature, Florida, Maine, Nancy Myers, Northeast, South, Timber
Land’s Best Friend: German Shorthaired
The German shorthair lineage began with the old Spanish pointer — progenitor of the modern pointer — crossed with the bloodhound for scenting ability, foxhound for speed and endurance, and, finally, the pointer. The result was a large, powerful, methodical…
Land’s Best Friend: Chesapeake Bay Retriever
If you’re a field trialer and perfectionist who expects a highly tractable retriever that always handles precisely, get a Lab. But if you’re a hardcore waterfowler and a bit of a maverick who admires resourcefulness and pure, cussed determination more…
Tagged with: Chesapeake Bay retriever, Henry Chappell, hunting
Posted in 2011 Summer, Dogs, Feature, Henry Chappell, News Desk
Posted in 2011 Summer, Dogs, Feature, Henry Chappell, News Desk
Land’s Best Friend: Labrador Retriever
Don’t be fooled by this breed’s easy-going nature — Labs can hunt, and fetch, and countless other tasks.
Tagged with: Henry Chappell, Labrador Retriever, land's best friend, Wyman Meinzer
Posted in 2010 Fall, Dogs, Feature, Magazine, News Desk
Posted in 2010 Fall, Dogs, Feature, Magazine, News Desk
Land’s Best Friend: Catahoulas
The world’s grittiest dog? The Catahoula. The boar weighed at least 300 pounds. Guthrie, a two year-old Catahoula, weighed about 60 pounds. The two collided with predictable results. Guthrie, flattened and addled but far from finished, righted himself and pursued.…
Tagged with: Catahoula, Henry Chappell
Posted in 2011 Spring, Dogs, Feature, Henry Chappell, Magazine, News Desk
Posted in 2011 Spring, Dogs, Feature, Henry Chappell, Magazine, News Desk
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