Land Management on a Shoestring

[OHhunter]

Just recieved my summer issue of D&DH mag and discovered an article written by our very own Joseph P. Hogan.  I suggest giving it a read it's a great very will written, informative article.  Congrats JPH, on a great article.  Hope to see more in the future.

[DeanoZ]

Awesome, congrats Joe!  Well done (and written) [:D]

[Stickman]

Great article,reminds me of my last few years. Learning more every year.

[JPH]

Thanks guys. I am happy that it connected with some of you.

Please know that our interaction here on the forum had a HUGE influence on the writing of that article. It has also influenced the way I hunt and approach conservation. It may seem like I am not listening to those who disagree with me, but I am. We are always growing.

This has also opened my eyes to how hard it would be to make a living doing this. To have something worthwhile to say, the ability to say it and the productivity to do it often enough is way beyond my skills. I wouldn't mind supporting my addiction by writing a little, but making full time job of it is for the really, really talented! Guys like Dan Schmidt, Charlie Alsheimer and Mike Hanback have all my respect.

[Bowtechian]

Congrats Joe on your first, & hopefully not last, magazine article.
 
You may be able to land a "Hunting Fitness" department in every issue. I'm sure Dan could set one page aside for you.[;)]

[DeerCamp]

So here I am sitting in my chair at work, with my new copy of D&DH. As I flip threw the pages to see what one to start at I stop dead on one.. I notice JPH's pic, I then go back and see that it's an article he wrote. I was very instersted in this article and I thought that you did a great job with it! Way to go!

[gunther89]

I agree great job of writing the article JPH.  I really enjoyed reading it.

[schlupis]

Well I will have to agree with everybody else, on this one. Very well written article Joe, its always nice to read a article written by another blue collar american who doesnt have money to burn making his little piece of paradise better for the wildlife and his own family. I dont know about everybody else but it made me feel more comfortable when I buy my small piece of land someday, that small parcels can still produce big results. When I say big results I mean good old fashioned hunting, not just big racks...
 
Got me to thinking I need to get back to just hunting and having fun and stop thinking about the next wall hanger....
 
Good job on the article and keep it up Joe.

[msbadger]

Nicely written JPH...
 

[vambo991]

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