Hunting Montana Archery Elk with Randy Newberg (OYOA S4 E4)
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2016
- Hunting Montana elk with Randy Newberg. Episode 4 from Season 4 of On Your Own Adventures has Randy archery hunting a remote section of BLM land in Central Montana. Lots of elk, lots of work, and finally, a little luck.
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Randy, you are one of THE best people in the outdoor industry. You are real. You get what hunting is REALLY about, the experiences we have, the TIME spent with friends and loved ones, the challenge of pitting yourself against the animals, the journey, the meat...the sustenance...a trophy to you is not always about the biggest bull or buck. You are NOT about the sponsors, and the 'look at me'...you have THE HIGHEST amount of respect from me, and I think from everyone who watches you and knows who you are as a person, as a hunter. You are so ethical and honest. You are NOT a commercial for pushing products, and that burns me quick when people do that...and I have quit watching so many people's shows for that reason. You are a real hunter, a great person...and you set the standards for what we, as hunters should be...and how we should look at hunting. It is a way of life, a form of sustenance gathering that human beings HAD to do before this animal factory crap started. You live your life and hunt the way we as hunters, and as human beings should look at and also base our lives off of. Thank you for staying true, and doing it right Randy...one of the top guys in the industry for sure. Thank you sir for being such a great ambassador of our way of life. You have so much respect and admiration from me, and I thank you for your outlook and the shows you produce...thank you Randy, truly one of the best. Keep up the great work, you make me happy watching you...and you have a fan for life. Honestly one of the best out there. Thank you sir!
Thank you, Rick. That is very nice of you to write that comment. We turn down a lot of sponsorship opportunities due to it not being gear we think will work for our style of hunting or there are requests that we dumb down our show by pimping product. Just not our style. Our audience is the serious hunter and they don't want to be insulted with the ridiculous product pimping. It costs us money to approach it this way, but it is what we stick to.
I am lucky to have some great people supporting me at home, and in this endeavor. Without them, none of it would be possible and our message would not be what you see.
Thanks for watching.
@@Fresh_Tracks your a great ambassador to the outdoors randy
This might be the best elk hunting video I've ever seen. The epitome of hard work, perspective and ethics are demonstrated.
I keep finding myself "binge-watching" your stuff! Such great content!
Thanks for watching.
I watch the same videos over and over again like a kid with his favorite movie! lol
The final minute! gotta love that
I have learned over the years to keep a sleeping that rolls up small about the size of a quart bottle of Pepsi with 2 large garbage bags commercial grade. I have spent many nights this way. It did save me one time when I blew my knee out in Colorado. 3-4lbs in a day pack saved my life.
Keep the videos coming!!
This put a smile on my face lol Randy I truly do like all your videos
Absolutely my favorite hunter to watch , Randy is a true hunter , I seen it in his eyes when that first cow elk came onto him at the first of this hunt , and he let down as the true hunter he is always thinking the situation over when it comes to keeping the meat safe with no spoilage , Kudos to Randy , I've never laid eyes on an elk before but I will someday till then I'll keep watching Randy.
I can't stop watching these shows. Been watching all day. Without a doubt one of the best if not the best hunting program I have seen. Really great production value and great people. Thumbs up
Your enthusiasm is infectious. Love it
I remember watching this one when it came out on TV one of the best episodes of any hunting show. I no longer have cable TV so I am glad these are on youtube. now if I could find the one where you got stuck in the snow and where pulled out by the game warden I want to say it was in WY but not sure.
Thanks for watching. Yes, it was in Wyoming. Episode link here - ua-cam.com/video/snn2tzbhlPc/v-deo.html
Thank you Randy for your outdoor hunting experiences. I follow you and enjoy your current and vintage videos as they come up on my phone. Alot of us cannot be awarded by the same experiences, but we have someone like you to watch. Keep up the great hunting and Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the kind comments. And thanks for following along.
Chicken tonight! Chicken tonight. Love it! Randy one of those little folded up space blankets would have been the cats meow in this hunt. I have one in my pack just for this kind of thing.
The crazy part is, when we got back to camp the next morning, I realized I had one in my first aid kit. Troy just about killed me when I told him. I completely forgot. Oh well, he is younger and tougher than me. Thanks for watching.
Awesome hunt Bigfin! Your Uncle Larry is in my thoughts and prayers.
Thanks. Larry is still hanging in there. Hope you have a great season.
Wow what an ending. Started watching your videos about a month ago. This one Had me on nurses. Great 😇
This is my favorite hunt I’ve watched from you so far loved the intensity of it
This is an amazing hunt!!!! Talking about the 4 quarter down by 2 points with 30 seconds on the clock!!!! Great perseverance Randy!
randy you are one of the bast people and one of the best hunters ever
Been binge watching every episode on here and I just want to say randy is by far my favorite hunter to watch the guy has respect for every animal he sees and for every area he goes he has given me the urge to go out and enjoy more public land then I’ve ever thought about hunting
Thanks for the kind words.
Randy Newberg, Hunter thank you for the entertainment you provide binge watched all of season 8 today now ready for sept 25th to go shoot my first antelope here in Idaho
Randy - “there is no amount of difficulty that will prevent me from getting my elk!”
Randy - (10 years later) “I’m too old for this kind of stuff! That’s why I use llamas!”
Lol! You’re the best Randy!
Your hunts, production, and willingness to succeed never cease to amaze me. Here's to your Uncle Larry and his fight!
Thank you. He is still kicking. Thanks for watching.
Wow what afeeling last Minuit bull!
Thanks for your ethics as you hunt!
I just love your videos, and this is one of your best. I first started watching for information, because I didn't grow up hunting. Your gutless method video was all I had to go on when I finally got a blacktail deer. I probably watched that video 50 times, and when I walked up to my first kill, I knew exactly what to do, thanks to you and the care you put into your videos. I know you're extremely busy, and so I appreciate the way you find time to respond to those who comment. I also appreciate your emphasis on the ethics of respecting private land.
Regarding the open bivouac, I once did this in April in Washington state, half way up a wall back in my rock climbing days. No thanks, never again. Obviously I survived but I was an absolute mess the next day, having shivered all night and lacking enough water to stay hydrated.
Thanks for the kind comments. And thanks for watching.
Elk makes hunters day some crazy things.
That was one intense hunt Randy great video
Awesome
That was truly amazing! You put in the effort on that one freezing outside and it all paid off!!! Your videos are making me go through the effort of planning my first elk hunt. Thanks for what you do. So many other shows parade around on private ground most of us can't afford and you do it all on public land. Very cool!!!!
Thanks for watching. I wouldn't recommend staying out on a mountain like we did. Hope you have a good season.
awsome video Randy
Oh man!!! Day 7 and minutes to spare? One of the best elk hunt videos by far! If you danced that much over a single blue grouse I could imagine the jig you were doing off camera after sticking that elk. LMBO!
Yes, that bull was a gift from the hunting gods and I did enough of a jig to show appropriate appreciation for being showered with such luck.
Awesome video and hunt
Awesome Randy. Your video's rock!!!
Thanks for watching.
What a beautiful bull
I have just started watching ur videos in the last 3 days. I hope ur friend Larry is still here. Faith determination experience knowledge and adrenalin = secess
Thanks for watching. Larry is still with us, now on six years of experimental chemo. Fingers crossed for more hunts with him.
Randy Randy Randy man on man that's a beautiful bull well it looks like on the 6th day that 5% luck for you was good I'm guessing! That looks like an exciting hunt to say the least not many people can say that they were hunting elk and surrounded by elk that much great video thanks for sharing it Randy
Thanks for watching. One of the luckier days I've had while out hunting.
HUGE SUCCESS!!!!! For your hunting buddy especially.
Yes, I felt very lucky. Thanks for watching.
I hope and pray for the best for your uncle. real strong advancements are being made in lymphoma treatment. God bless you and your family. Thanks for the outstanding videos. Diy is the only way!
Thank you. He is in an experimental program and is doing remarkably well. Your thoughts and kind comments are greatly appreciated. Thanks for watching.
Randy- I HAVE TO go on a hard core hunt or any good hunt with you! Come to New Mexico!
i have the Bowtech Destroyer 340 love that bow. nice video
It served me very well.
your best video!
Thanks for that kind comment. One of the most challenging archery elk hunts we've ever done. good luck this season.
Now that’s elk hunting.
Hey Randy just noticed your channel is quieter than other channels. Not sure if you noticed it or if you can change it, just making an observation. Keep it up!
That is a great idea, Have to say I agree, public lands where I live are locked in by the logging companies, Green Diamond ($250.00 for season), Weyerhaeuser (bids start at $3,500.00) AND SOLD OUT IN 3 MINUTES,,,, and a few others DO THE BID STARTING AT $5,000.00 +. These logging companies charge an arm and leg to gain access to the public land that is "locked in" by their "land". It's getting harder and harder to find a place to hunt in Washington. I can't afford either guided or "logging charge permits", might just have to get "inventive" like you did. Great Vid, thanks for sharing. :)
I hope you find a way. It is public land and I would like to see the public using those lands.
I and a couple of my brothers are trying HARD, what gets me is I seen an article in Petersen's Hunting Mag a while back, and the feds are trying to sell off our public lands, and most of it, is along the area(s) of where they want to "frack" for more black crap, sad. I also seen were the state of Utah is trying to do a "land grab" below radar from the Paiute Nation in their state and got BUSTED. Crazy.
hope all is well with ur friend great vid
Thanks. He is still fighting his battle. Thanks for watching.
+Randy Newberg, Hunter I'm new to archery do u have any suggestions on what bow to get
Christian Velasquez I have been shooting for about 30 years. And I will say this: Go to a pro shop that will take their time, one on one with you and set you up and FIT the bow to you. The brand is not as important as the feel and qualities of the bow. So many manufacturers make excellent bows these days. Shoot as many bows as you possibly can. The bow will PICK YOU. But you should shoot as many brands as you can. You will find your bow. In my opinion, Hoyt, Elite, and Prime are making the top three in the world right now...but PSE, Mathews, Bear, Obsession, and Xpedition, are all great bows too. Bowtech bows shoot and feel awesome, but they have been having issues with limbs blowing out for about eight years now, and cannot seem to get it figured out, so I would look at other companies. The last thing a new archer needs to do, is have that worry in their head that at any time their limbs could let loose.
Just find a shop that will take the time to fit you, and set a lot of bows up for you to shoot. If they won't do this, go somewhere else. SO MANY shops will push you into what ever bow brand they sell, and try to just sell you a bow and push you out the door, and they will not help you down the road. There are A LOT of archery shops that will take the time to fit you properly, let you shoot lots of bows, and help you even after the sale. So I would find a great pro shop as your first priority, THEN start shooting different bows. The brand is not important...if a company is in business, they are making great bows. Just don't buy into the the 'Mathews are the best, everything else is junk' crap that a lot of people will try. I just used Mathews as an example because that is how it is around here...their shooters are so arrogant and look down on anyone shooting anything else, when in my opinion...they are not even in the top five. They are great bows though, don't get me wrong...I guess my point is get the bow that feels the best to YOU, and the bow that YOU SHOOT the best. The brand name on the bow is not what is important. Good luck and let the bow pick you. Look really hard at Elite, they have a GREAT valley, and a high let off and solid back wall. Their bows are just SO EASY to shoot. But again, shoot every brand you can get your hands on...for me, I own Hoyt's, Elite's, and Prime's. To you, other bows may be better fit...but do yourself a huge favor, shoot all the bows you can, and the bow will pick you.
Christian Velasquez
One thing I forgot to mention, that kinda goes along with fit...and is just as important, get a bow that is not too stiff on the draw weight for you. Get a lighter draw weight bow and start there. That way you can concentrate on your form and fundamentals, and you are not struggling and fighting the bow. You want to let the bow shoot the shot, you just 'guide' it...and you cannot do that if you are fighting the bow. Another good idea would be to get a good archery coach. I would teach you for free if you happen to be in Ohio...good luck.
You should do an elk hunt in kananaskis Alberta
Randy can we see your trophy room? :)
Heres to you Uncle Larry!
+Abe Magana - Thanks. He is still hanging in there, thanks to experimental treatments at the MD Anderson Clinic in Houston.
Could have been worse if it started raining... of course you probably slept in your Sitka rain gear! Awesome hunt!
Thanks for watching.
You're welcome...
Im assuming this was shot in the Durfee Hills?
HAHAHAHAHAHH YOU GUYS ARE SICK!!
I researched this idea 20 years ago in Montana and at that time it was illegal to access private land locked BLM by aircraft and or access by crossing from BLM to BLM section by crossing at a corner section. My opinion is that those laws are horse shit good ol boy rancher laws but that's what is was back then. Has the law changed?
+TUCOtheratt - Not sure what the flying laws were 20 years ago, but now, you can fly into BLM land, so long as you land on an established two-track. US Forest Service restricts you to developed air strips with any form of aircraft. Crossing at the corners is still in legal limbo.
+Randy Newberg, Hunter Just saw the end of the video. that's one you don't forget.
Also ... curious how much a helicopter ride is to do this? I want to do it here in Colorado or Wyoming.
Randy do u use scent eliminator ? and is it essencial for hunting ? tnx for the answer and good luck on your hunts :) and btw Beautiful bull !!!
Nope. It is a waste of effort and money while hunting elk the way we do it. Impossible to not sweat, you are still breathing, and if a bull gets downwind of you, the gig is over. You just have to play the wind.
Randy I saw you on your computer. Did you save your maps ? Obviously you didn’t have an internet connection..correct?
past shooting light
Nope
Is that a tough unit to draw?
+Elle Chase - Nope, not that hard. Guaranteed tag for residents and 30-40% for non-residents.
Great hunt. The wife ask me what the cost of the helicopter is to get into and out of your hunting area?
Have you ever had an animal go onto private after you shot him on public? If so what have you done in that situation?
Chopper is about $700 per guy, depending how many you split it among and how long your flights are. I've never had an animal cross to private, so don't have any answer there. Thanks for watching.
Blayne MacPherson I shot an elk during archery season in Montana. It was right by a fence and I didn't have permission on the other side.
Right when I shot he launched himself over the fence and went about 40 yards before dying.
Fortunately there was a good blood trail and tracks showing where he had come from.
I knew it would take a few hours to go ask the landowners for permission to retrieve it so I did cross over and tag it and cleaned it out, because it was warm enough I didn't want any spoilage. Even if after I asked them, had they said no, at least I wouldn't be responsible for letting a lot of good meat go to waste. So I went out and told them what had happened and they said no problem, go get it.
And they let me take a 4 wheeler up logging roads on their land where I got within 100 yds of the elk!
So if it happens just be as ethical as you can and it should all be ok. Obviously depends on the landowner though. Treat them respectfully and give them some elk steaks!
In ND its legal to retrieve your game from private land without permission. However, you must leave your bow or firearm on the land u shot the animal on.
@@kylethiel5728 I too am from North Dakota and when I seen this comment I was planning on saying the same thing until I read your post too funny
Randy is that public in the middle of the inbar
Yup, it is.
Why is the volume so low? I can barely hear it.
wait what. you dont want to kill a elk cause its the 1st day.... SAID NO ONE EVER. thats the best lol
sory randy i sed bast people i ment to say best
Sleeping out there
+Vince Gallegos - I wouldn't do it again, no matter how big of elk or how much money.
Hehhehehehe good hunts man
why even carry a bow if you arent going to shoot on the first, second, or third day? makes no sense
taylor vol you’re a moron. Go to your butcher and buy a steak. Hang in a tree for 6 days during the summer. BBQ that bad boy on the seventh day and let me know how it tastes. Learn to respect the animals you hunt. If you’re going to kill it so it can turn green, stay home and play your video games instead.