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In this episode we have a long over do podcast interview Mike Daquilante of Pa. Plotters. Mike is a dedicated conservationist in Pennsylvania. Mike has been a long time listener of the show. Mike has always been encouraging for us to keep the show going. Mike currently works as a habitat manager for landowners and local municipalities. Mike owns a 6' no till dirll doing food plots and prairie. Mike has years of experinece in Timber Stand Improvement. Mike also owns and operates a skid steer mulcher for brush removal and establishing trails. Mike Daquilante of Pa. Plotters https://paplotters.com/ @pa.plotters Base Camp Country Real Estate https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ [email protected] Habitat Consulations or Show Questions [email protected] Instagram @beastsofburdenpodcast

In this episode, we return our State Represenative Jeff Shipley of Iowa's political district 87 (Van Buren, Jefferson, and Henry county) This interview felt all over the place, but both needed to get ideas and thoughts out. Rep. Shipley and I dive into about this simulation we create in our lives. An illusion we cast on ourselves that creates our own matrix or prison. We are fearfully and wonderfully made by our Creator and has enownded us with more than we grant ourselves. Rep. Shipley works hard for the people of Van Buren, Jefferson, and Henry county by listening to the needs of his constiuents. Rep. Shipley has fought hard against a certain well known virus jabb requirement, glyphosate concerns, introducing whole and organic foods for our public schools, and pesticides in our water. I'm proud to call Rep. Shipley my friend and represnative.The only politican I trust. I hope you enjoy this long over due interview. To reach Represenative Jeff Shipley https://www.facebook.com/peaceloveiowa/ X @JeffShipley77 (319) 432-3108 [email protected] Base Camp Country Real Estate https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ [email protected] Habitat Questions and Habitat Consultations [email protected]

In this episode, I do a recap of the busy summer. I addressed failed dove plots, successful green firebreaks for our farm's CRP, and address the August drone application of Krenite S on the determined black locust. Hope you enjoy and thank you for listening! Base Camp Country Real Estate https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ [email protected] Habitat Questions or Consultations [email protected]

In this episode I go over my saga with the Hydra like black locust. I talk about the options I am exploring such as continuted hack n squirt, possible more aggressive herbicides such as Krenite S or Tordon 22K as a possible option, at the end I ask how far are we willing to go to remove an invasive speices that we destroy what we set out to restore? Thank you for listening! Jesse Knox - Base Camp Country https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ Email: [email protected] Show inquiries/consultations: [email protected]

In this episode, I start off sharing about over coming a caffeine addiction. I go into a tribute to my late Uncle Gary Woody. Our family lost my Uncle Gary to an aneurysm in early April. Gary's family held a Celebraton of Life in late July in Lapeer, MI. I traveled back with my wife and kids to spend time with family during the Celebration of Life. I felt hit with Gary's loss, but also saying good bye to the nostalgia I've held onto along with understanding family karmic cylces. I spend the rest of the episode sharing about perspective on life. How we can become lost in the weeds (literally in the habitat world) too focused and consumed with work in general and losing perspective on life. I finish the episode talking about failed sunflower plots. Thank you for listening! Base Camp Country Real Estate https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ [email protected] Habitat Consultations/Show Questions [email protected] Gary Woody Obituary https://www.jansenfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Gary-Wayne-Woody?obId=48080498

In this episode, I talk about the results of the drone spraying applied on the invasive black locust. I share about the implications of using drone technology in the future. I also express the concerns as conservationist being held to a higher standard since we are setting aside land for wildlife that some might deem as, "waste" and using drones and hebicides as an "necessary evil" to save our native ecosystems. At the end I share about letting go of these worries to be in the moment with family. Thank you for listening Jesse Knox - Base Camp Country Real Estate [email protected] https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ For Habitat/Show inquiries [email protected] @beastsofburdenpodcast

In this episode, I this episoe I discuss tree plantings. The philosophy behind if they're worht it? If the traditional approach of spray, burn, spray, plant 600 trees, and tubing is the most reliable approach or the approach of grass selective only herbicides with 1000 trees per acre with no tree tubes is more effective ecspcially as early successional habitat. I go into detail of my own tree planting for the family farm consisting of 5.5 acres of CRP with 622 trees per acres totalling up to 3421 trees total with 275 tree tubes. Tree plantings are nostalgic for conservationists and land owners alike, but the prep work that goes into a planting is no easy undertaking. I hope you enjoy this episode: if you have any questions for this topic or future topics please email: [email protected] Real Estate https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ [email protected]

In this episode I go over a quick health update. I talk about becoming a certified tree farmer. I also talk about how to navigate windy burns ecspecially an early growing season burn. I finish the episode what conditions to record and analyze before performing a mid or late Growing season burn.  Thank you for listening! For Real Estate Services [email protected]  Agent – Jesse Knox - Base Camp Country https://share.google/u3OGkerV1HRAm6akt For Habitat, Forestry, and Show Questions [email protected]

In this episode, we cover a lot of housekeeping. Sick kids, ADHD diagnosis, two deaths in the family, and finally the busy wet spring here in south east Iowa. Trying to juggle real estate listings with farming and conservation work needing to be done on the Knox Farm. Thank you all for listening! Jesse Knox Base Camp Country Real Estate [email protected] https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ For Habitat show questions, habitat/forestry consultations [email protected]

In this episode, I interview a special guest: Becky Lee Forestry Specialist with Iowa DNR. Becky grew up in south east Iowa on her family farm. Becky was raised with a blend of agriculture and conservation. Becky has rasied a multitude of livestock such as goats, sheep, pigs, and cattle with using rotational grazing. Becky has a Bachelors of Science Degree in Forestry with a minor in Entomology from Iowa State University. I interviewed Becky how her unique blend of forestry and agriculture serves southeast Iowa landowners and farmers successfully. I would say Becky literally does speak for the trees in south east Iowa. I hope you enjoyed this episode as much as I did and thank you again to Becky for taking the time to come on. If you are a landowner in south east Iowa here is Becky's Lee email: [email protected] If you are interested in listing/buying property [email protected] https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ For Habiat Consultations or Show Inquiries [email protected]

In this episode, we our honored to have wildlife biologist and Director of Operations of Wildlife Investments. Moriah has a Bachelors of Science of North Carolina State University and Masters of Science of Mississippi State University. Moriah served as deer biologist for the Department of Natural Resources for the states of Indiana and North Carolina. Mohriah currently works for Wildlife Investments. Moriah is skilled at plant ID and designing properties for whitetail deer. In this conversation, Moriah and I discussed Moriah's career path. I asked Moriah life lessons from each step in life such as a student and state deer biologist. Mohriah and I had a fun conversation about managing land for optimal deer browse and cover. We discussed how one management approach might take place in the south vs the Midwest. I hope you enjoyed this conversation as much as I did thank you for listening! If you wish to contact Moriah: https://www.instagram.com/moriah_biologist/ https://www.instagram.com/wildlifeinvestments/ Jesse Knox with Base Camp Real Estate https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ [email protected] For Habitat Inquiries: [email protected]

In this episode, I share some thoughts on our cultures lack of appreciation for the land. A beautiful gift from God to support all life exploited instead of learning from. I hope you enjoy this episode and thank you for listening Base Camp Country Real Estate [email protected] https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ For Habitat Consultations, Forestry services, or show requests [email protected]

In this episode, I play catch up! I share the story about the buck I shot in shotgun season and a couple other hutning stories. I talk about some more health issues I'm experincing. I share about some unknown grieving my body was experincing I didn't know I had to go through. I end the episode about the TSI project on the family farm. Thank you listening. I hope you had a Merry Christmas and I I wish you love, joy, and abudance this coming 2026!

In this episode, I rant about our current shut down. I express my frustation how good friends of mine are currently laid off that serve in the federal government. I express disappointment in us, myself, how dependent we are for our conservation and even agircultural efforts are government dependent. Near the end, I talk about the differences of linear, reduction, and systematic thinking. We need to adapt an systematic thinking approach to solve futue problems. Hope you enjoy the rant, but instead of complaining we need to systematically think to find true freedom.

In this episode, I share about suppossed Bigfoot encounters I've had in south east Iowa. It's pretty out there, but I'm not sure what to think. Not your average encounters, mostly the paranormal Bigfoot kind of encounters Real Estate: [email protected] https://www.basecampcountry.com/agent-jesse-knox/ Habitat Consultations, Forestry Services, and Show questions: [email protected]