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Hosted by Moriah Boggess · science · EN · 37 episodes
Join the Wildlife Investments team of professional game biologists as they discuss the latest research in data-driven land and wildlife management, and the implementation of adaptive, optimized techniques to help your property express its fullest potential.
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Signup to Generate a PitchJoin the Wildlife Investments team of professional game biologists as they discuss the latest research in data-driven land and wildlife management, and the implementation of adaptive, optimized techniques to help your property express its fullest potential.
Wildlife Investments is hosted by Moriah Boggess. The show has published 37 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Buck Movement Research pt.2 - Annual Home Range Shifts" (7 October 2026, 62 minutes), "Buck Movement Research pt.1 - Seasonal Movement & Home Ranges" (23 September 2026, 65 minutes), and "Procrastination Will Cost You" (9 September 2026, 67 minutes).
Wildlife Investments publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 37 episodes.
Booking probability for Wildlife Investments is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Wildlife Investments requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Wildlife Investments's contact route on record: verified email.
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Moriah Boggess hosts Wildlife Investments, a science show with 37 episodes published.
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Episode #22
Buck home ranges can shift several times throughout the year. Today we're discussing these annual home range shifts in the buck movement dataset, potential reasons for them, and how you can adapt to this behavior for...
Episode #21
This is part one of a multi-part series discussing buck movement data from a large scale collared deer research project in central Mississippi. On this episode we cover annual trends in deer movement, home range size...
Episode #20
Managing a wildlife focused property is hard work year-round and it is easy to fall behind on your to do list. Often the separation between average properties and exceptional ones is simply foresight, planning, and a...
Episode #18
Do big bucks always have big antlered offspring? How much of a buck's antler size is affected by his sire? Are spikes genetically inferior? We're diving deep into antler heritability, buck breeding values, and antler...
Episode #17
We're picking up where our last episode left off on the topic of deer culling for genetic improvement. Donnie Draeger is joining us to discuss the iconic Comanche Ranch high-fence culling study that went to even greater...
Episode #16
Long debated in deer hunting stories, the subject of wild deer culling for genetic improvement is a debate that never dies, but there is a lot of sound research that has examined this question. This is the first of a...
Episode #2
Why can't you grow big bucks on your property? High grading might be the problem and you may not even know you're doing it! Selective buck harvesting is necessary when managing for age structure and trophy potential...
Episode #13
Herbicides are becoming an increasingly contentious subject in the habitat and food plot management world. There are many valid concerns surrounding their use, but do these concerns outweigh their value? Bronson and...
Episode #7
How many deer are on the property you hunt, or state you live in? Do we really need to know these numbers to effectively manage deer populations? Deer management is saturated with talk about deer population estimations...
Episode #5
Thermal drones are all the rage, but they are not a silver bullet and have serious limitations when used to develop deer population estimates. Bronson, Bonner, and Moriah discuss the strengths and weaknesses of thermal...
Episode #15
We're joined by Dr. Marcus Lashley today for a discussion on density dependence in deer populations, and more interestingly, when populations break from this typical relationship. We also spend time discussing...
Episode #3
Quality quail habitat can also double as a big buck breeding ground, but you won't make it happen by accident. Dr. Bronson Strickland, Dr. Mark McConnell, and Bonner Powell break down where deer and bobwhite management...
Episode #4
The best habitat in the world can't offset an overabundant deer population. Bronson, Bonner, and Moriah discuss the challenges of maintaining an adequate doe harvest and why this is such an important component of...
Episode #10
Looking for real-world strategies to improve wild turkey habitat on your property? Then this episode of Wildlife Investments is for you, because Will and Marcus join the podcast to share proven turkey management success...
Episode #12
Join the guys and Dr. Will Gulsby for a fast paced discussion on various turkey management topics. Key topics include determining ideal management unit sizes, quantifying population responses to habitat work...
Episode #8
Most recreational properties in the southeast are covered with food plots. Do these food plots add habitat value for quail, or do they just get in the way? Bronson, Moriah, and Dr. Mark McConnell discuss food plots and...
Episode #11
In habitat management we talk a lot about the benefit of forest thinning on forage and cover production, but how do you accomplish this while not hindering future timber value? The short answer, is that context is...
Episode #14
You may have never considered how psychology might be intrinsically linked to deer management, but it is. On this podcast Bronson and Moriah discuss a psychological phenomenon called the Dunning-Kruger Effect, and...
Episode #9
If you're wondering how to tweak management on your property for better quality turkey habitat, look no further. Drs Marcus Lashley and Will Gulsby talk with Moriah about the most common issues they see on properties...
Episode #6
A historical winter storm ripped across the southeast in late January 2026, leveling some forest stands and severely damaging others. This is a pivotal point for these properties, as landowners must decide how to best...
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