Tag: LAND magazine
Bang for your Buck: A Guide to Understanding Buying Value in a Western Ranch
The most important issue in buying a ranch is understanding what your goals are as a buyer, as a family and as an investor. M4 Ranch Group's Dan Murphy offers his expert advice.
Frostbound: Reflections on “The Long Winter” by Laura Ingalls Wilder
The detailed and awe-inspiring descriptions of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s pioneer life have always inspired LAND magazine's Lauret Jarvis. On a recent wintry and snowy evening, she decided to reread "The Long Winter".
Western Winter Pictorial by Photographer Chris Douglas
Scenes from winter in the American West, as told through the lens of of photographer Chris Douglas.
Defining Success: Meet LandLeader’s Pat Doyle
Pat Doyle, the new Managing Director of LandLeader, defines success for himself and the network of exclusive real estate professionals the same way. “Success for myself and LandLeader is defined very simply—deliver the absolute best marketing results for our real estate brokerages—leading to increased property listings and sales.”
The Wild Side of Business: Dealing With Difficult Clients
As part of Greg Simons’ regular quarterly column, he takes a look at strategies, conflict resolution, expectation setting and more when it comes to the difficult guest or client in your hunting party.
Fall 2018 Land & Lifestyle Trends
Our snapshot of the latest goods, gear and more for land aficionados—from handcrafted furniture made in South Carolina to small-batch, blackberry syrup made in a welcoming, small town in Georgia.
The South Carolina Lowcountry Region Is in Its Own Little World
It’s a region where you can find Spanish Moss hanging off century-old oak trees, bright green saltwater marshes and towering sand dunes at the local family friendly beaches.
LANDscape: Fall 2018
From the pages of the fall 2018 issue of LAND magazine, here's our selection of intriguing properties featured on the Land.com Network.
Preserving America’s Great Spaces: Montana’s American Prairie Reserve
The Great Plains is a landscape that has been valued by humans for centuries, from the Native Americans who inhabited it to the artists, explorers and fur trappers who marveled at its wildlife bounty. Since the 19th century, a variety of efforts have been undertaken to ensure that America’s Great Plains remains intact for future generations.
On the Cover: Bighorn Mountain Ranch in Wyoming
Nested above the Shell Valley and sprawled across the western edge of the Big Horn Mountain Range of Wyoming, rests the historic, 6,713-acre Bighorn Mountain Ranch.
Land—The Original American Dream
Land has always been a staple of the American Dream. Owning private property comes with a lot of hidden benefits for you both now and for years to come.
“I Am an Aficionado”: Jerry G. Raaum
Meet Montana farmer Jerry G. Raaum, the first in our new series—"I Am an Aficionado"—about the people and characters in whom the lifeblood of the American landscape runs deep.
Maximizing Your Outdoor Adventure Vacations
When it comes to adventure-type vacations, such as hunting, fishing, backcountry hiking and camping, rafting, and other outdoor excursions, the enjoyment and satisfaction levels of the end-result will often boil down to how well prepared the traveler is for the trip, mentally, physically, and gear-wise.
Explore the Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia
The Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia are the most physically spectacular or unusual sites in the state—and they are both convenient and breathtaking!
The Impact of Forestry in South Carolina
American Forest Management was born out of a passion for land and a desire to work with landowners. In fact, our company tagline is “We’re in this Together” because we know our work is all about relationships—the relationships between land utilization and conservation, the relationship between the landowner and property, and ultimately, the relationship between American Forest Management and the clients we serve.
Gallery: The Work of American Bird-Dog Artist David Lanier
The paintings of David Lanier, American bird-dog artist, reflect a deep appreciation for the beauty of nature.
Ahern Ranches: Ranch Real Estate Done the Cowboy Way
James Ahern Jr. brings experience gained in the saddle to every ranch real estate transaction conducted at Ahern Ranches, his ranch real estate brokerage established in 2000.
Warm, Warmer, On Fire!: A Look at Buyer Sentiment from the 2017 Land Markets Survey
Investing in land real estate can be as intimidating as it is exciting, which is why it is so important to get all the information you need to make the right decision.
Peoples Company: In the Business of People
While Iowa-based Peoples Company offers land management, appraisals, land investments, brokerage and auction services, the foundation of everything is people.
Summer 2018 Land & Lifestyle Trends
Our snapshot of the latest goods, gear and more for land aficionados, from elegant, hand-made furniture to handcrafted cheese from the rolling hills of central Iowa.
