EP 121: Montana Elk Camp Summary

Hunt Talk Radio

Randy Newberg

Sports, Education, Wilderness, How To

4.6 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 18 November 2019

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

In this episode (121) of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is summarizing a recent Montana elk hunt with Marcus Hockett and Adam Foss. Topics covered include late season elk patterns, hunting pressure on public land, sanctuaries, going a bit further, weather influences, glassing, using pack animals, hunting mid-week, tools for locating elk, bugling in November, how far is too far, new areas and same habits, and a host of other topics that explain a late-season elk hunt on highly pressured public land.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey folks, Randy Newberg here and we are recording another road trip episode of Little
0:06.8	Pole's Hunt talk radio. With me is Marcus Hockett, one of our long-time field producers and also
0:16.2	Adam Foss, those of you who know Adam, follow him on social media. No, he's not just a crazy
0:24.0	adventurous mountain hunter but equally as talented when it comes to photography and creative
0:33.3	imagery. So we're just wrapping up three days of really really cool elk hunting here in Montana
0:41.4	and we're on our way home so we thought we'd put the headsets on. Tell you some big stories.
0:47.2	Marcus and I can continue the debate of kind of the less-filling taste great, the old
0:56.1	light beer commercial. For Marcus and I though it's a different argument and he says,
1:01.4	elk are where you find them, I say you find them where they are and there's a huge difference
1:05.4	between that but I don't know that we've solved it or resolved it but I still believe you find them
1:13.1	where they are. But hey how, you're gonna hear some road noise and some other stuff here.
1:19.6	Apologize for that but it seems like the best time or the only time in many instances that we can
1:24.8	get these podcasts done. So thanks to Little Pole for making this possible and for being huge
1:31.9	supporters of conservation, public land, access and making amazing optics. Those optics were employed
1:39.1	heavily on this trip. Little Pole spotting scopes, binos, range finders, rifle scopes, all the above.
1:48.0	And when you hear how it turned out, yeah, couldn't do it without it. Go to littlepole.com and check
1:56.6	out their stuff. Great, great optics. And then we have Orion Coolers. It was cold enough that maybe
2:02.7	we didn't need coolers but we sure brought them and we beat the big cheaper shot of them.
2:09.2	Go to OrionCoolers.com and use promo code Randy, RA-NDY and you will get LL. You're gonna save 20%
2:20.4	off your cooler. Yeah, really, really great coolers. promo code Randy saved 20% all Ryan coolers.com.
2:29.5	With us on this hunt was our buddy Matt Sidel from OnX Maps. And OnX is one of the partners who
2:38.0	make this podcast possible. And I can assure you that in the place we were at, you will see in the
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