In this episode of the Big Oak Land Podcast, we sit down with Aaron Furrer from Gallagher to discuss one of the most innovative technologies shaping the future of livestock management: eShepherd.

Aaron shares how eShepherd's virtual fencing system is helping ranchers and land managers move, monitor, and manage cattle without the need for traditional physical fences. Using GPS-enabled solar-powered neckbands and a mobile app, producers can create virtual boundaries, implement rotational grazing strategies, improve pasture utilization, and gain greater visibility into herd health and movement—all from their phone.

We dive into the benefits of virtual fencing, the challenges it solves for modern livestock operations, and how this technology is changing the way producers think about grazing management, labor efficiency, and land stewardship. Aaron also discusses real-world applications, adoption trends, and what the future holds for precision livestock management.

Whether you're a rancher, landowner, agricultural professional, or simply interested in emerging ag technology, this conversation offers valuable insight into how innovation is transforming cattle management and grazing systems.

Tune in to learn how eShepherd is bringing the concept of a "remote shepherd" to life and helping producers manage their operations with greater flexibility, efficiency, and control.

Bill Duke of Duke Traps joins the Big Oak Land Realty Podcast for an in-depth conversation about trapping, predator management, land stewardship, and the outdoors. With decades of experience building one of the most respected trap brands in the country, Bill shares practical insights on wildlife control, conservation, and the traditions that keep the outdoor lifestyle alive. Whether you’re a landowner, hunter, trapper, or simply passionate about rural living, this episode delivers valuable knowledge, real-world stories, and a behind-the-scenes look at the legacy of Duke Traps.

On this episode of the Big Oak Land Realty Podcast, we sit down with Rod Pinkston from Jager Pro to talk all things feral pig management. From the growing impact wild hogs have on farms, timberland, and wildlife habitat to the most effective strategies for controlling populations, Rod shares expert insight from years of hands-on experience in the field.

Whether you’re a landowner, hunter, farmer, or outdoor enthusiast, this conversation dives into the real challenges feral pigs create across the South and what proactive land management can do to protect your property and investment.

Tune in for an informative discussion on trapping systems, habitat damage, and long-term solutions for managing one of the most destructive invasive species in the country.