As a landowner, tree-grower, wildlife professional, outdoors lover, and hunting passionate, I have always struggled with keeping the focus on what needs to be done at my property in Georgia. I am always looking forward to learning new things, and experimenting with new techniques to increase productivity and the sustainability of the land that I am taking care of. The land that takes care of me and my family.
I first got to know about Wildlife Trends about five years ago. I met Andy at a gun show, North of Atlanta, where he had a table with the journal. As a wildlife professional and a tree farmer myself, I was very interested in the content of this publication. I browsed some of the issues and I was immediately “hooked” (no pun intended). What got me was the simplicity and practical nature of the articles based on science and hands-on experience by the authors. I enjoy the journal a lot and learn new things that I can apply very quickly to my management plans.
I really enjoy the “Management Calendar” section because it keeps me on my toes with all the chores that need to be done!
I’m looking forward to the next issue!
Leo Miranda-Castro
Landowner/Wildlife Manager
Cusseta, GA
