EP 153: Inglorious Glory Tags (elk)

Hunt Talk Radio

Randy Newberg

Sports, Education, Wilderness, How To

4.6 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2021

⏱️ 112 minutes

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Summary

In this episode (153) of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy, Marcus, and Michael talk about Michael's Idaho elk hunt in a hard-to-draw unit. In addition to that hunt, a season recap is provided, explaining how to make a story from the most difficult of hunts, working your plan, glory tags that aren't very glorious, when things don't go well, what a season looks like behind the scenes, things we do wrong more than once, taking good luck when it comes your way, planning for success and preparing for struggle, film permit intricacies, and a host of other highlights to our most challenging season 13 years of production.

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0:00.0	Hey folks, Randy Newberg here. I am in back in Osman, Montana. I'm trying to get
0:08.4	re-acclimated to the 2021 schedules here, hoping, praying that life was different than I was in 2020.
0:17.5	Today with me, I have two of our crew that you've come to know pretty well. Mark is hockey,
0:22.8	Michael Parente. We're going over a season recap talking about what lessons were learned. The
0:32.2	title of this probably is going to follow a thread I've started out on my hunt talk forum called
0:38.4	2020. A season to forget, a season to remember. Anyhow, we're going to touch on all that,
0:46.1	touch on what we learned from what is definitely our heart if you've ever had in 13 years of doing
0:52.6	this. I've never had a year that had as many challenges and struggles as 2020 did.
0:58.5	And given the way that other people's lives were affected, I'm not complaining. We came out of it
1:04.4	better than a lot of people did. But we try our best every year when we make mistakes or have
1:11.5	challenges to make a note and say, all right, what did we learn from that? And that's a lot of what
1:16.8	this podcast is going to be. But before we get to that, and I hit the button here and these two guys
1:22.2	sitting across from me, their mics will be connected. I want to talk about the companies that make
1:28.2	all this possible. Bluepool, you know, family-owned US company out in Beaver, Tn. Oregon make amazing
1:39.0	optics have for longer than I've been around. I bought my first gold during a product. I think I
1:47.3	was 14 or 15. And their products have gotten better and better every year. They're improving and,
1:54.4	you know, yeah, I don't need to go on and on. But the other thing they do is they make huge
1:59.8	contributions to shooting public land access conservation. And we're proud to be one of their
2:08.5	partners. I have them as a partner. So go to loophole.com, check out all their new optics for this year.
2:13.6	There's some new stuff that's coming out. If you're looking for a VX3 HD, the new replacement to
2:21.2	the VX3 I, I can promise you you are going to be very impressed. So you might want to get your
2:27.6	pocketbook out. And then we have Nozzler, another family-owned company. A great story of just
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