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Welcome to The Wired to Hunt podcast.

This week on the show, I'm joined by Ethan Tapper, a Vermont-based forester and the author of the book How to Love a Forest to discuss the importance of adopting a land steward mindset and so much more.

All right, folks, welcome back to the Wired to Hunt podcast brought to you by First Light and their Camel for Conservation Initiative.

And today we're continuing our habitat series.

And we've got a great one today about the philosophies and mindsets and maybe attitudes that we might be able to adopt as we grow as land stewards

and habitat managers and wildlife managers.

I think there's lots and lots of podcasts out there these days about tactics.

What to do to plant a better food plot or how to do an effective hinge cut or what the best approach

to you know you know specific timber stand improvement practices or planting a better pollinator

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