EP068: Arizona Elk Hunt BS (Bull Story)

Hunt Talk Radio

Randy Newberg

Sports, Wilderness, Education, How To

4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2017

⏱️ 147 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randh is fresh out of the Kachina Peaks Wilderness of northern Arizona, having filled his bull tag with the aid of two camera guys who share the mic with him, Marcus Hockett and Ty Stubblefield. Marcus and Ty filmed the event while joined by Randy's college buddy, Wade Zarlingo and Wade's friend Clayton Crowder. Topics covered in this episode include hunting elk in the transition from peak rut to post rut, complications of hunting thick timber, how every elk plan changes before daylight, llamas as Randy's new hunting tool, energetic turkey hunters, hunting as a conservation tool, elk and aspens, meeting non-hunters on a trail while pack out an elk, what parts are edible, public lands as a hunter's playground, and every detail of how this amazing elk hunt unfolded. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey folks, Randy Newberg here and we are recording another version of Loop Old Hunt
0:05.8	Talk Radio from beautiful flag staff Arizona. I am sitting here with two guys who saved
0:13.4	my butt in the last week. We just got done hunting a wilderness backpack hunt. What's
0:20.2	today guys? Monday? Monday. It's a holiday. We went in, wondered we hike in Wednesday.
0:26.8	Yep. So it took us a couple days to drive down here with our trailer full of gear.
0:31.6	Marcus and I drove from Bozeman to flag staff. Ty, he came from Missoula via airplane and
0:39.2	shuttle bus. How does those town the sides of flag staff have such crappy air service?
0:45.6	I have no idea. You would think of the college that have something coming in out of here.
0:50.8	You would think so. I don't know. What is the NAU Lumberjack team do? Drive to Vegas and catch
0:55.9	your flight out of there. I guess they don't have their own plane. But to the credit,
1:02.8	it's been a beautiful place to be here. At least up where we were hunting. We hunted up over
1:10.0	10,000 feet and kind of had the place to ourselves until Sunday. Yeah. But even up high, we didn't have
1:18.7	many people down low with a steady stream of people once we started packing out.
1:24.0	Yeah. Like a steady stream. Anyhow folks, we're going to talk about elk hunting. We're going to
1:29.9	talk about backpacking, wilderness, tie, had a Q&A session before we left yesterday that I think
1:37.0	is very important that we cover since the question gets asked in private so often. But before we do
1:44.0	that, we want to thank Bluepold for being the title sponsor of Hunt Talk Radio. And we draw you a
1:49.8	lot of Bluepold products up the mountain by known as range finders, rifle scopes. Too bad Bluepold
1:56.0	doesn't make camera lenses. Yeah. Mark Marcus. He looked like he just robbed the camera store or
2:02.4	something. If you picked up Marcus's pack and I thought Marcus Hockett, our production guy, is here
2:10.9	on the podcast. And so is Ty Steeblefield from backcountry hunters and anglers. Ty, what did you tell
2:17.8	me your real title was chapter coordinator? Yeah. I'm a chapter coordinator in it. Shurpa,
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