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Welcome to the Elk Talk podcast with Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobson, presented by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.

The goal is what little you and I know about elk hunting we share with people.

I've got an elk building as like 120 yards away. What do I do? First off, the thought would

never cross my mind when an elk would be 120 yards away to call anybody on a cell phone.

All elk? All the time. Only elk? Well, it's us having conversation, so we usually go down some rabbit holes. If you hunt with Cory Jacobson, you will find the landscape is full of rabbit holes. We're just going to make this up as we go. And you look at it like, oh, that's a target-rich environment. But if you're trying to single one out, a solo target there is much easier to go into than a big group. We record everything, so there's no BS and no lying, no faking it with us.

Did we hit the record button?

I forgot to hit the record button.

If you want to know something about Elkhoning, this probably isn't a podcast to listen to.

Should we give them a list of all the other podcasts where they might learn something?

Corey, I'm afraid you're going to have to run this operation today.

My tongue is numbed up like a roll of carpet right now.

Got out of the dentist chair.

So I got a bunch of clean access here in case I start drooling out the corner of my mouth or something.

Last episode you needed the clean axes because your nose was running like a faucet.

Now you need it because you're drooling.

This is starting to see a pattern here.

You know, they say as you get older, you return to childhood state. I think I must be in a big

hurry to get there. My wife would argue that I never left the childhood state.

No, Dr. Ben, he's a great dentist when I was in to get my teeth cleaned a couple weeks ago.

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