Land Management

What Acorns Can Tell You About Deer Movement

When acorns start hitting the ground, deer often change where they spend time. For landowners and hunters, the acorn crop

How to Live Off the Grid

Living off the grid starts long before construction. The property itself determines how difficult and expensive it will be to

From Strip Mine to Sanctuary

How One Landowner Brought 135 Acres Back to Life in Vermillion County, Indiana By Chad Renbarger, Owner/Broker — Mossy Oak

Easy Outdoor DIY Projects to Tackle This Summer

Summer is the best time to get work done on your property. The weather cooperates, the days are long, and

Fix Trails, Water, and Weeds Before Summer Hits

Why May Is the Most Important Month for Land Maintenance There’s a short window in late spring where your property

How to Sell Your Hunting Property in Indiana

Selling hunting property is not like selling a house in a subdivision. It takes a different kind of expertise, a

What March Reveals About Your Land

March in the Midwest is a transition. Snow melts. Frost leaves the ground. For the first time in months, you

What to Evaluate Before Listing Your Land This Spring

As spring approaches, many landowners begin considering whether it’s the right time to sell. Before listing, taking time to evaluate

New Year, New Ground: Why Land Ownership Belongs in Your Long Term Goals

January has a way of making people pause and take stock. It is the time of year when goals feel

End-of-Year Tax Perks Indiana Landowners Should Know Before December 31

As the year wraps up, Indiana landowners, farmers, and rural homeowners have valuable opportunities to reduce their tax burden before