Hey folks, Randy Noberg here.

Welcome to Loop Holds, Hanthac of Radio.

It's time for walking, I saw a sign there.

On the sign it said it was passing.

But on the other side, didn't say nothing.

Well, that's times made for you and me.

Hey folks, Randy Noberg here with a bonus episode of Loop Holds, Hanthac Radio.

Normally I give you this great big long list of sponsors and such, but this one is a bonus episode that I want to talk about.

A project we do every year with a group that I'm very passionate about.

Their mission, their work, their history has made my life as a hunter, as a person involved in public access and conservation.

Their work has affected that in every beneficial way I can think of, and in dramatic beneficial ways.

And that would be the Rocky Mountain Out foundation.

Every year we do what's called a Winahont with Randy. This is our fifth year of doing it.

And what it is is the Elk Foundation does a membership drive.

And through this membership drive, existing members, new members, upgrading members, all get a chance to win this great big gear package from all my sponsors.

But also we go on an Elk Hunt together.

And this year to celebrate the 25th year of the Kentucky Elk Reintroduction, the Elk Foundation has worked with the Nature Conservancy to acquire a tag where the winner of this hunt is going to go to Kentucky.

For the first week of October, we're going to join them. We're going to film it if you want it filmed.

But we're going to help you find an Elk in the hardwoods of Kentucky.

And you're going to get a chance to do what I've dreamed of forever.

You're going to get a chance to do what a lot of hunters have dreamed of.

And that's Hunt Elk in Kentucky.

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