Hey folks, you probably thought Gory and I ran off and joined the circus.

We were a little bit late with this podcast and we apologize. We appreciate your patience and

those of you who have emailed us and said, hey, where was the most recent podcast?

Here it is. They're about ready to get. So with that, we're going to jump into this.

And Gory's going to be just a fountain of knowledge today. So thanks for being here.

Welcome to the Elk Trock podcast with Randy Newberg and Gory Jacobson,

presented by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.

The goal is, what little you and I know about Elk County? We share with people.

I've got an elk doing this like 120 yards away. What do I do?

First off, the thought would never cross my mind when an elk to be 120 yards away to call anybody

on a cellphone. All elk. All the time. Only elk. Well, it's us having conversations. So we usually

go down some rabbit holes. But if you hunt with Gory Jacobson, you will find the landscape

as 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's much easier to go into than a big group. We record everything. So there's no BS and no

lion, no faking it with us. Can we hit three questions? I forgot to hit the record button.

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

Could we give them a list of all the other podcasts where they might learn from?

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