Habitat management isn’t just about food plots, water sources, timber, cover and other land-oriented projects, predators are another factor that have to be managed in order to create an environment that will attract and hold wild game. Melissa Bachman, host of “Winchester Deadly Passion” Sundays at 11:30 am ET on Sportsman Channel, joins The Revolution to talk with Jim and Trav about the importance of implementing predator management on your property. She’ll also highlight a habitat project she took on that didn’t end quite the way she anticipated.

Whitetails are established and widespread all across the country, yet the Midwest powerhouse states tend to get much more recognition than others, for highly rated whitetail hunting opportunities. When it comes to the recognition of a state’s potential, Gordon Whittington says there are some out of the way places that have really great hunting, especially if you are a do-it-yourself kind of person.

Whitetails are by far the most hunted game animal in America. Millions of hunters nationwide chase the whitetail each fall and that means millions of hunters need to have a place to hunt those animals. Some hunters use publicly accessible ground, but others want to have a piece of dirt they can call their own by either buying or leasing property. However, hunting leases can be difficult to lockdown. When it comes to good hunting property, many of those pieces of land are tied up in long term leases and that leaves fewer and/or less desirable properties available for lease. David Morris is the host of “Tecomate Whitetail Nation" on Outdoor Channel, Sundays at 2:00 p.m. ET and an expert in hunting property management and development. David joins The Revolution this week to discuss the how-to’s of using management to improve the quality of hunting on your lease. He’ll also talk about food plots, deer patterns and multi-use properties.

The vehicle you drive says a lot about you. Do people choose their vehicles based on personal and professional needs? Of course. However, if we were all able to pick our dream ride, it would most likely be a physical representation of our personalities, and practicality would go out the door. For instance, my 5 year old son would most likely choose a bulldozer as his daily driver. Practical or safe? Absolutely not.