Midwest Land Group
Sponsor of the show.
Mentions
- Terry Peer recounts pulling up behind a Midwest Land Group truck driven by one of Bryhn Craft’s agents, who happened to be leaving church with his family. 34:12 — Why Most Hunters NEVER Kill Big Bucks (Bryhn Craft Tells the Truth) | Chasing Giants #325
- Brian Kraft of Midwest Land Group told Don that land has appreciated an average of 7% a year over the last forty years. 50:55 — The Magic of Late October | Cold Fronts, Big Bucks & Character in the Woods | Chasing Giants #295
- The tracts will be listed through Midwest Land Group once that company officially moves into Kentucky. 7:54 — #292 - Public Land Busts, Big Timber Dreams, & Target Bucks
- Terry recounted that Solid Rock Chapel used its legal connections to host a raffle for a Chevrolet truck donated by Victory Chevrolet and Midwest Land Group, since he and Don couldn’t legally run a raffle themselves. 3:08 — Faith, Hunting & Courage After Tragedy | Chasing Giants Podcast Ep. 290
- Don cites research by partner Brian Kraft of Midwest Land Group showing real estate has appreciated about 7% a year on average over the last forty years. 35:53 — #279 - Live Hot Seat! Don Higgins Faces Tough Questions from Dealers | 2025 RWWP Summit
- Terry plugs Midwest Land Group for listeners looking for a career or property. 38:17 — Episode #278 - Are Deer Getting Smaller?
- Terry says Midwest Land Group has been investing and expanding drastically across Midwest states including Kentucky, Ohio, Mississippi, and Alabama. 44:25 — #274 - Soil Health: The Foundation of Successful Food Plotting
- Terry praises Midwest Land Group and Bryhn Craft as unmatched in real estate as the company expands east of the Mississippi. 39:13 — Episode #265 - How To Plant Fruit Trees - Wildlife Orchards
- Midwest Land Group is now fully operational in Ohio and Kentucky. 31:49 — Episode #264 - Big Rope Scrapes and Big Bucks!
- Midwest Land Group was very supportive when Kitchen Seed Company was rebranded as Green Prairie Seed. 31:59 — Episode #264 - Big Rope Scrapes and Big Bucks!
- Terry is considering bringing Midwest Land Group’s Bryce Noon on for a segment about agent recruiting. 32:33 — Episode #264 - Big Rope Scrapes and Big Bucks!
- Terry announces Midwest Land Group is actively hiring real estate agents in Tennessee. 30:39 — Episode #261 - Does GMO Traits Reduce Deer Attraction?
- Midwest Land Group is looking to hire real estate agents and managing partners in states it is expanding into. 22:41 — Episode #256 - Hard Winter and Early Buck Shed? Illinois CWD Announcement
- Terry introduces Bryhn Craft, owner of Midwest Land Group, as a new podcast partner. 19:05 — Episode 232 - We are starting a TV Show!
- Don announces Brian Kraft from Midwest Land Group will be a guest on the podcast in the coming weeks. 66:08 — Episode #229 - Final Thoughts on the Buck Named Babe and Cameras are Out!
- Terry introduces Bryhn Craft and his company Midwest Land Group as the podcast’s new real estate partner. 43:47 — Episode #223 - Why are Young Bucks Being Hit on the Roads This Time of Year?
- Terry recalls that Ryan and Midwest Land Group, along with Chris Yates, donated the truck raffled for Lester’s Feet about a year and a half ago. 48:38 — Episode #223 - Why are Young Bucks Being Hit on the Roads This Time of Year?
- The winner of the Chevrolet truck donated by Victory Chevrolet and Midwest Land Group for the Lester’s Feet raffle picked up his truck. 33:01 — Episode #126 - Should we have deer hunting competitions?
- Terry credits Midwest Land Group and Victory Chevrolet, including Chris Yates, for making large donations to Lester’s Feet last year. 28:42 — Episode #123 - How much does Don spend on batteries for trail cameras?
- Brian Kraft advised Don that buying an off-market property usually means paying a premium above appraised value. 4:46 — Chasing Giants Episode 121 - Residual Herbicide Discussion & Don is Buying a Farm
- Terry thanked Chris Yates and Midwest Land Group for donating a truck as a raffle prize. 32:58 — EPISODE #111 COURAGE or ARROGANCE?
- Terry announces the raffle’s grand prize is a 2022 Silverado Trail Boss donated by Victory Chevrolet and Midwest Land Group. 4:38 — EPISODE #107 - Don Knows How To Fire Up Southern Folks!
- Terry announces the raffle’s top prizes include a Chevrolet truck donated by Victory Chevrolet and Midwest Land Group. 47:53 — Episode #106 - Don finds sheds of an 8-year-old buck!
- Terry announced last week’s truck giveaway partnership with Chris Yates and Bryhn Craft from Midwest Land Group. 22:17 — Episode #103 - Frost Seeding Tips and Tricks - NO SHORTCUTS!
- Bryhn Craft describes Midwest Land Group as a land company with roughly 100 agents who share a common belief system. 13:23 — Episode #102 - WE ARE GIVING AWAY A TRUCK IN THE LESTER’S FEET RAFFLE!
- Terry credited friends Chris Yates and Bryhn Craft of Midwest Land Group as major supporters who helped get Lester’s Feet off the ground. 40:24 — Episode #100 - Chasing Giants Episode 100 - Predator Control, Doe Factory, Moving Scrapes
- Bryhn Craft of Midwest Land Group told Don that more good hunting properties are ruined by following bad advice than by anything else. 36:18 — Episode #93 - Don decides to take a break…
- Terry credits Brian Kraft of Midwest Land Group with donating roughly $40,000 to Lester’s Feet on top of raffle proceeds. 32:05 — Episode #91 - Is Don like CNN News?
- Don relays his friend Bryhn Craft’s saying that more properties have been ruined by bad advice than by anything else. 59:08 — Episode #28 - Don’s Buck Forecast and Terry defends Rednecks using zip ties
Questions
- Chase Harris asks for thoughts on where the recreational land and farmland market is heading given recent rapid price appreciation. 41:26 — Episode 200 - Journey to 200
Midwest Land Group was a land company with roughly 100 agents sharing a common belief system. The show reported it expanding across Midwest states into Kentucky, Ohio, Mississippi, and Alabama, becoming fully operational in Ohio and Kentucky, and hiring agents in Tennessee. Brian Kraft, cited on the show, said land had appreciated an average of about 7% a year over the last forty years and that off-market properties usually carry a premium above appraised value. Bryhn Craft said more properties were ruined by bad advice than by anything else.
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