Ep. 014

The MeatEater Podcast

MeatEater

Sports, Wilderness

4.9 • 37.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2015

⏱️ 117 minutes

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Summary

Bozeman, Montana. Steven Rinella talks with Janis Putelis and special guest Randy Newberg. Subjects discussed: assessing the monetary value of one's GPS waypoints; how fitness for mountain hunting is unlike any other kind of fitness; walleye fishing tournaments; finding elk on public land before the rut, during the rut, and after the rut; whether or not the old you is tougher than the current you; the great American fur boom; trapping beaver; Randy's impression of Steve after reading Steve's book, American Buffalo; Randy's belief that Steve is either dumb or full of shit; how old bull elk like to hide out in weird places; the difference between peace and justice, and other marriage advice that will give you more time to hunt and fish. About guest Randy Newberg: Randy is the voice of the public land hunter in America. Decades of chasing all species across public lands has provided both experience and perspective that has allowed Randy to become the leading advocate for the self-guided hunter; hunters dependent upon public lands for hunting access. What started by accident, has grown into two popular TV shows, Fresh Tracks and On Your Own Adventures, accompanied by the long-standing Hunt Talk web forum. Now added to those platforms is the Hunt Talk Podcast where you get Randy Newberg, unfiltered. Randy uses his platforms to advocate for hunters and public access. In addition to representing hunters in Congress and state legislatures, he serves as a volunteer and board member for many hunting and conservation groups.

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0:00.0	Hey, this is the meat eater podcast recording out of bozeman Montana hometown of our guest Randy Newberg who's been
0:08.6	Hosting hunt TV programs for a long time a while
0:14.4	How long well, I think as my grandpa would say Mobe Deck was a min all back when I started
0:19.9	Actually, it's weird to say Steve, but I'm going into year eight. Okay, so that's I'm not like Mathuzela
0:29.6	but I
0:31.8	Guess you could say been there done that eight years long time. Do I do anything? It is especially I just turned 50 and
0:38.8	I'm gonna be 51 in November and you know I do these backpack on small slate and I'm like
0:44.6	I don't think I'm gonna live long enough to do another eight years
0:48.2	It's just it grinds at me you guys know you do it. You know I was talking to that that leaves me to something about age that's interesting but
0:57.8	um
0:58.8	I want to point out to our listeners the Randy who's seen and done everything was just marveling
1:06.3	He was blown away by the quality of the complete guide the hunting butchering cooking wild game
1:12.0	I was I told you guys big game that that would take most people a lifetime
1:17.6	You hear this people and then you guys said well, how long do you think I said three years and you guys look at each other like yep
1:25.4	So what up? So if I'm reading what you're saying right Randy you feel like people are gonna get their monies worth
1:30.0	If they buy I don't know where you're gonna price it at 25 bucks. I think 25 bucks
1:34.8	It's a shibbing it away. You're giving it away right you you should buy two of them at that price. I mean it's
1:40.8	Really? I'm sitting you have a background that has to do with like you deal in people's money
1:45.5	As a CPA. Yeah, I get to disinherit the federal treasury as a CPA
1:51.5	Randy thinks you ought to buy that book if if you don't buy that book folks
1:55.3	You're not gonna kill an elk next year. That's exactly right. I can promise you that or if you do kill one
2:00.8	You're not gonna know how to take care of it out in the field
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