As I write this I have my two labs at my feet and I wanted to say how not surprised I was to see what you and your team did for that puppy. My opinion may or may not matter much to you and your team but I was very impressed by what you did. I also want to let you know that as a new hunter, your voice for the protection, maintenance and availability of public lands and the animals on those lands is very much appreciated. Your advice and example are making a difference for this new hunter. Thank you!
Randy, I stumbled across your videos not too long ago. I can count on one hand the number of hunters that I'll spend the time to watch. I still have a couple of extra fingers if I should happen across somebody else that I'll watch. I must say that I really enjoy what you do and how you do it. This video in particular is a great example for the younger folks. Not every successful hunt ends with a tagged animal. If a viewer keeps his eyes and ears open there is a lot to learn from your videos. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for such a kind comment. We try our best and we tell the story that happened, no matter the outcome. And so often a highlight of a trip is a person we meet, a challenge we overcome, or in this case, a morning spent trying to help a starving puppy. Thank you for watching and best of luck this season.
Thank you for doing what you do and showing compassion. Right when I raised my hand and thought, "I'd take him!!", you did the right thing and had that desperate lil' pup to safety. You are the definition of what a good person and hunter should be.
I do get stoked. And if I ever lose that excitement level, I suspect I will retire to the front porch, coffee cup in hand, watching the sun rise and set. Thanks for watching.
Poetic. Thank you for conveying (successfully!) your relationship you have with the animals that feed you. Much more satisfying than picking up the burgers from the store!
The one thing I love about your videos is that whether you miss,never get a good set up on an animal or weather wrecks your hunt you keep the camera running and keep posting your footage. Makes every other true hunter out there realize every hunt doesn't end in a kill but only makes that much better of a story. Keep the videos coming in...I'm a subscriber for life Randy!
this is real hunting, and a reality of it, you don't always get what you want n sometimes you miss. still a great hunt Mr. Newberg. your videos never get old.
When those antelope turned and walked away I actually let out a sigh and said noooooo!! Out loud...you are a true inspiration and I enjoy every video you put out. Thank you randy!
Your respect for animals is second to none. You inspire me to get more involved with the conservation of our lands and the big game we hunt. just keep doing what you do man... Your making a positive impact on more than the animals and the lands! I enjoy your podcast cast as well.
Thanks for the kind comment. It is amazing how many people found that segment to be in line with their same values. I am glad we put it in the episode. Best of luck to you.
I get Antelope fever from just watching your videos. Can't wait to get up to Wyoming next year and have my shot at a speed goat. This year I'm on a different adventure, fatherhood. Thanks for all the great info and videos, Randy!
Randy I love all of your videos . No other host stresses as much as you do about how ANYONE can hunt the same places you do. Thanks . Keep up the great work. Can't wait for the next video.
Simply fantastic, I always look forward and get excited to see your pronghorn hunts post. By far one of my most favorite animals to pursue and put in the freezer. Keep up the great work Randy.
Good on you for saving that puppies life! great hunt as well, its cool to see that you love hunting, no matter if you have game down in the end or not. That's what makes this my favorite hunting show.
When I put in for antelope tags.. it's always been with rifle. the two NM archery hunt video I watch may have changed my future applications. I'd be satisfied with the menories and experience if got half the success you showed. maybe my first antelope hunt will be with my bow... and I'm sure it'll come way sooner then waiting for that rifle tag. love the show! love the message! you,really an inspiration. keep up the good work.
wow Randy, mucho karma to you for saving that dog and I hope it comes back 10xfold in your hunts and your health. Big fan for three years and my admiration and respect couldn't be higher. I think I'm sold on getting an archery antelope tag in CO this year. Great series!
I appreciate and applaud your efforts in this hunt and many others. Even though I wish you well in each hunt sometimes the hunt itself is the trophy. I like that you share the story regardless if you tag 🏷 an animal or not. Stalking a speed goat with a bow is a top end challenge for anyone.
It is almost embarrassing to tell residents how many I have drawn. This hunt you watched was my fourth archery antelope tag since 2009. And I have had two rifle tags since 2007. I hope this is your year. Thanks for watching.
Looks like you got a new truck in this episode. lol. I went back to season 1 E 1, watching each one in order. Now to this episode. Greatest hunting show I've ever watched.
That was a rental rig. We flew down to NM for that hunt. I did get a new rig last summer, so you will see that on the episodes coming this season. Thanks for watching.
hey randy I live in New Mexico and I am a big fan of your work! Keep it up man and I have a youth elk hunt this year thanks for all the tips you have helped me out a lot
At 17:13 about 10 feet to your right side/ left of you on the video it looks like an antelope standing next to the bushes. just one of those dang deer stumps ( all you hunters know what i mean) Great video thanks again for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us.
Someone dumped a kitten off when I was working in the country (as a surveyor) I ended up bringing it home, 11 years later it’s still quite happy sleeping on my bed😜
since moving out west my interests in taking one has been peaked, never witnessing or scouting a herd, I must ask, is that typical behavior for those animals, the stare down and approach was amazing. the lead doe glimpses the camera and brought them right to you, again amazing.
If you do it right, it can be "typical" behavior maybe 1 out of 3 encounters. If you pressure them, they instinctively run. If you are calm and try to act somewhat non-threatening, they are very, very curious. Thanks for watching.
Hey Randy I love your show and the way you hunt. Have you ever considered hunting mule deer or coues whitetail in Arizona? I think that would make a great show.
Was that last year when you were here Randy? Folks pooh poohed me on the number of antelope in those pinion/juniper stringers and little basins again this year.
I had a nice pronghorn buck (NM) not 200 yds from my truck. I opened the door to get after him and my elbow hit the truck horn! it wasn't meant to be but I managed to harvest an animal that afternoon.
Randy, have you ever thought of doing a Barbery Sheep hunt video by chance? New Mexico has over the counter tags for them, one I know of is year around.
I've thought about it. I have friends who do those hunts and they look like a ton of fun. That said, our platforms are about native species on public lands, so as much as I would like to hunt the exotics of NM, and I applied for them all prior to the TV show, we won't be doing any of those. Hope that makes sense. Now, when the TV world tires of me, my hat will be back in the ring for those exotics. Good luck this season.
I found my current dog abandoned on the beach, she was about 12 weeks old. She was skinny and dirty and full of ticks. I cleaned up her up, fed her and she's been with me for nearly 8 years now. She's still scared of rain and storms despite being a labrador, I think because she was alone in the bush for weeks during some pretty terrible weather. I hate it when people do stuff like that.
Randy, i am a huuuuuge fan and love all of your hunts. i am 11 years old and have actually have been on 3 hunts and have been succesful on all three. i was wondering if i could go on a hunt with you because i love your show so so so so so so much that i want to see you in person. if you are interensted comment on this please. Randy, i love you and all of your huts and wish so bad to actually see you in person.Byeeeeeeeee randy.
Thanks, Cody. As you can imagine, we get a ton of people wanting to come with us. Unfortunately, we have certain schedules, hunts, tags, and stories we need to tell. Maybe someday we could meet in person. Where do you live?
We don't give unit numbers, out of respect for other hunters who hunt/apply there. I think the youth hunt is a doe hunt, but I'm not sure. Thanks for watching.
Okay so I'm noticing the same issue in all your hunts in regards to the camera man. lol Is there not a way to have him set up a distance in a blind or some sort of camo to blind him and a spray for removing human sent so he/she isn't sticking out like a sore thumb?
Not it you want a high level of production quality. We have to stay together. It compromises a lot of opportunities that I would otherwise connect on, but to tell the story as we want, at the quality of production we desire, it is just part of what we accept as a reality of our work. Thanks for watching.
Unlikely. To me, lion hunting is about the dogs and their relationship with the trainer/handler. Since I don't have any lion dogs, it seems artificial for me to be telling such a story. Hope that makes sense.
I've always been told antelope is the stinkiest and worst tasting big game meat, but Al Gore's internet says the opposite, at least about the taste. I've never hunted antelope but am curious. Why is there such a love or hate opinion when it comes to antelope meat, and what camp do you fall into?
As one who is on the "Love" side of the love-hate relationship, I wish I could tell you what causes the "hate" side when it comes to antelope. They are the finest table fare of all western game. Like all animals taken in hot weather, they require immediate and careful attention. They are super fun to pursue, whether with a bow or rifle. I hope you try it.
Antelope is pretty dang tasty if the hunter cleans the animal as quick as possible. If you don't do it extremely quickly it gets gamey. My buddy gets one every year, with the scraps we mix in pork fat and make antelope/bacon burgers....unreal.
Randy at 12:34 you can see that arrow hit the buck in the flank the arrow goes I and as the buck turns you can see it coming out of his belly ! you talk about hunter ethnicity all the time you should not have played it like you missed that buck own up to your mistakes I lost some respect for you at that point
As I write this I have my two labs at my feet and I wanted to say how not surprised I was to see what you and your team did for that puppy. My opinion may or may not matter much to you and your team but I was very impressed by what you did. I also want to let you know that as a new hunter, your voice for the protection, maintenance and availability of public lands and the animals on those lands is very much appreciated. Your advice and example are making a difference for this new hunter. Thank you!
Randy, I stumbled across your videos not too long ago. I can count on one hand the number of hunters that I'll spend the time to watch. I still have a couple of extra fingers if I should happen across somebody else that I'll watch. I must say that I really enjoy what you do and how you do it. This video in particular is a great example for the younger folks. Not every successful hunt ends with a tagged animal. If a viewer keeps his eyes and ears open there is a lot to learn from your videos. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for such a kind comment. We try our best and we tell the story that happened, no matter the outcome. And so often a highlight of a trip is a person we meet, a challenge we overcome, or in this case, a morning spent trying to help a starving puppy. Thank you for watching and best of luck this season.
Thank you for doing what you do and showing compassion. Right when I raised my hand and thought, "I'd take him!!", you did the right thing and had that desperate lil' pup to safety. You are the definition of what a good person and hunter should be.
@19:35 It's great to see how stoked you get, even after decades of hunting. Thanks for making this available online.
I do get stoked. And if I ever lose that excitement level, I suspect I will retire to the front porch, coffee cup in hand, watching the sun rise and set. Thanks for watching.
Poetic. Thank you for conveying (successfully!) your relationship you have with the animals that feed you. Much more satisfying than picking up the burgers from the store!
Thanks for the kind comment. And thanks for watching. Best to you.
The one thing I love about your videos is that whether you miss,never get a good set up on an animal or weather wrecks your hunt you keep the camera running and keep posting your footage. Makes every other true hunter out there realize every hunt doesn't end in a kill but only makes that much better of a story. Keep the videos coming in...I'm a subscriber for life Randy!
Thank you for the kind comment. And thanks for watching.
this is real hunting, and a reality of it, you don't always get what you want n sometimes you miss. still a great hunt Mr. Newberg. your videos never get old.
I'm glad to hear that. Thanks for watching.
When those antelope turned and walked away I actually let out a sigh and said noooooo!! Out loud...you are a true inspiration and I enjoy every video you put out. Thank you randy!
I think I said the same thing. Thanks for watching. I hope you have a great season.
You're my favorite hunter to watch on youtube. No ego involved and valuable lessons to be learned. Thanks
Thanks for watching.
Your respect for animals is second to none. You inspire me to get more involved with the conservation of our lands and the big game we hunt. just keep doing what you do man... Your making a positive impact on more than the animals and the lands! I enjoy your podcast cast as well.
Thanks for the kind comment. I hope you find rewards in your advocacy for the wild lands that the animals and hunters who need them. Best to you.
God bless Randy newberg. You stand for everything a hunter should be.
Thanks for the kind comment. It is amazing how many people found that segment to be in line with their same values. I am glad we put it in the episode. Best of luck to you.
Good on you sir. Way to represent fellow hunters alike by taking the time out of your hunt to help that pup. Great content as always.
I get Antelope fever from just watching your videos. Can't wait to get up to Wyoming next year and have my shot at a speed goat. This year I'm on a different adventure, fatherhood. Thanks for all the great info and videos, Randy!
Good luck on the fatherhood gig. Greatest adventure of life. And good luck when you get to Wyoming next year.
Randy I love all of your videos . No other host stresses as much as you do about how ANYONE can hunt the same places you do. Thanks . Keep up the great work. Can't wait for the next video.
Thanks. And thanks for watching. Best of luck to you.
Simply fantastic, I always look forward and get excited to see your pronghorn hunts post. By far one of my most favorite animals to pursue and put in the freezer. Keep up the great work Randy.
Hope you have a tag to chase them this season. Best of luck. Thanks for watching.
Good on you for saving that puppies life! great hunt as well, its cool to see that you love hunting, no matter if you have game down in the end or not. That's what makes this my favorite hunting show.
Glad you liked it. The dog is living a happy life now, being taken in by the dispatcher at the police station. Thanks for watching.
Randy kills it on social media, great job! TH-cam is my go to for hunting content!
Glad to hear. Thanks for watching.
When I put in for antelope tags.. it's always been with rifle. the two NM archery hunt video I watch may have changed my future applications. I'd be satisfied with the menories and experience if got half the success you showed. maybe my first antelope hunt will be with my bow... and I'm sure it'll come way sooner then waiting for that rifle tag. love the show! love the message! you,really an inspiration. keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching. I hope you draw. It will be a ton of fun, if you draw.
I love watching all your videos. You are a true hunter, sportsman and a great role model of what a hunter should be.
That is very kind of you. Thank you for saying such and thanks for watching.
wow Randy, mucho karma to you for saving that dog and I hope it comes back 10xfold in your hunts and your health. Big fan for three years and my admiration and respect couldn't be higher. I think I'm sold on getting an archery antelope tag in CO this year. Great series!
Thanks for the kind comments. Good luck on that antelope tag.
That must be the new truck - glad to see you hunting here in New Mexico. The video was great quality as always.
Ahh, I realize this was from a prior year.
I appreciate and applaud your efforts in this hunt and many others. Even though I wish you well in each hunt sometimes the hunt itself is the trophy. I like that you share the story regardless if you tag 🏷 an animal or not. Stalking a speed goat with a bow is a top end challenge for anyone.
It's amazing that you've been able to draw so many NM antelope tags! As a resident I've only drawn two! :( great video
It is almost embarrassing to tell residents how many I have drawn. This hunt you watched was my fourth archery antelope tag since 2009. And I have had two rifle tags since 2007. I hope this is your year. Thanks for watching.
Randy Newberg, Hunter Oh now you're just trying to make me mad 😂😂😂
Keep up the good work! Love the videos. I hope your luck continues!!!
I will be watching it for sure!
Looks like you got a new truck in this episode. lol. I went back to season 1 E 1, watching each one in order. Now to this episode. Greatest hunting show I've ever watched.
That was a rental rig. We flew down to NM for that hunt. I did get a new rig last summer, so you will see that on the episodes coming this season. Thanks for watching.
The man is particular about his Titans! lol
Yeah, I probably am. Given the abuse I subject them to and the fact they have never failed me, I feel it would be a jinx to give up on them.
Didn't get the buck, but saved the puppy ... I'd call that a good hunt/trip.
Spot and stalk/ still or stalk hunting cannot be topped. The challenge is worth the effort.
hey randy I live in New Mexico and I am a big fan of your work! Keep it up man and I have a youth elk hunt this year thanks for all the tips you have helped me out a lot
Good luck on that hunt. I hope it turns out great.
At 17:13 about 10 feet to your right side/ left of you on the video it looks like an antelope standing next to the bushes. just one of those dang deer stumps ( all you hunters know what i mean) Great video thanks again for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us.
I can understand that and enjoy watching your show. I look forward to seeing you use your new rifle, 6.5 Creedmoor.
It won't be long now. Nosler just sent me another case of ammo for the upcoming pronghorn and deer hunts.
I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this video great hunt hope one day to get to New Mexico.
Thank you. I hope you get there some day soon.
Great stuff as usual. Thank you
Thanks for watching.
I live in Mississippi and me and my wife are moving to Colorado and I can't wait I'm 25 and it's always been a dream to hunt elk and moose
Good luck.
Great work Randy!!
Thanks. And thanks for watching.
Someone dumped a kitten off when I was working in the country (as a surveyor) I ended up bringing it home, 11 years later it’s still quite happy sleeping on my bed😜
Spot and stalk pronghorn with a bow is my favorite hunts bar none.
Randy.. A dodge? Must be a rental! Thanks for taking care of the puppy.
Great episode randy!
Thanks. Glad you liked it. Hope you have a great season ahead.
Keep em coming. . love your videos man!
Thanks for watching.
since moving out west my interests in taking one has been peaked, never witnessing or scouting a herd, I must ask, is that typical behavior for those animals, the stare down and approach was amazing. the lead doe glimpses the camera and brought them right to you, again amazing.
If you do it right, it can be "typical" behavior maybe 1 out of 3 encounters. If you pressure them, they instinctively run. If you are calm and try to act somewhat non-threatening, they are very, very curious. Thanks for watching.
Thank you sir, I could watch your show all day.
You and Steve are the best
Hey Randy I love your show and the way you hunt. Have you ever considered hunting mule deer or coues whitetail in Arizona? I think that would make a great show.
You reading my mail? I'll be down on Coronado NF in January, doing just that, with a bow. Thanks for watching.
16:22 We do it because we care about the species as a whole, we hunt, not for us, but for the animals (and a little bit for us)!
Was that last year when you were here Randy?
Folks pooh poohed me on the number of antelope in those pinion/juniper stringers and little basins again this year.
It was, Hank. Shoot me an email. I have a question for you.
Why did you not use a decoy? Thanks I'm just learning about pronghorn so... thanks again.
Just didn't think it would work in the situations we were in. In retrospect, it might have been worth the chance.
Randy Newberg, Hunter Thanks!
Big respect for not filling that tag!
after watching this spot stalk is the only method that interests me. FANTASTIC INSIGHT
Thanks for watching.
I had a nice pronghorn buck (NM) not 200 yds from my truck. I opened the door to get after him and my elbow hit the truck horn! it wasn't meant to be but I managed to harvest an animal that afternoon.
Don't feel you need to fill your tag. I'd watch 100 videos like this before some grab and grin guided hunt on private land. Very cool story!
That's good news, given we only fill our tags about 70% of the time. We focus on the story. Thanks for watching.
Another great video. You should have a lot more subs. Did the puppy find a home?
That dispatcher at the police station took the puppy. I think he is in good hands now.
Lucky dog....good job!
Randy, have you ever thought of doing a Barbery Sheep hunt video by chance? New Mexico has over the counter tags for them, one I know of is year around.
I've thought about it. I have friends who do those hunts and they look like a ton of fun. That said, our platforms are about native species on public lands, so as much as I would like to hunt the exotics of NM, and I applied for them all prior to the TV show, we won't be doing any of those. Hope that makes sense. Now, when the TV world tires of me, my hat will be back in the ring for those exotics. Good luck this season.
Great video
Thank you.
Why didn't you use a decoy on this hunt? Either the antelope decoy or cow. Are they illegal in New Mexico? Great hunt!
We flew down and I didn't have room for them. Plus, thought I could spot and stalk in these junipers better than I did. Thanks for watching.
Anyone know where in New Mexico this is?
I've looked everywhere for public land NM antelope and can't find anything - what am I missing?
Not sure what you mean, Kevin. All the NM antelope hunts we have are public land. This episode you have commented on is a public land hunt.
As I understand, this hunt is a draw (not OTC) - is that correct?
That is correct, Kevin. All NM hunts are on a draw or a landowner voucher. This was a draw hunt.
I found my current dog abandoned on the beach, she was about 12 weeks old. She was skinny and dirty and full of ticks. I cleaned up her up, fed her and she's been with me for nearly 8 years now. She's still scared of rain and storms despite being a labrador, I think because she was alone in the bush for weeks during some pretty terrible weather. I hate it when people do stuff like that.
Thanks for rescuing her. I had three dogs at one time, now down to just one dog. I have a serious soft spot for dogs.
What part of NM was this?
You say IT right , only hunters undestand why we respect animals
Randy, i am a huuuuuge fan and love all of your hunts. i am 11 years old and have actually have been on 3 hunts and have been succesful on all three. i was wondering if i could go on a hunt with you because i love your show so so so so so so much that i want to see you in person. if you are interensted comment on this please. Randy, i love you and all of your huts and wish so bad to actually see you in person.Byeeeeeeeee randy.
Thanks, Cody. As you can imagine, we get a ton of people wanting to come with us. Unfortunately, we have certain schedules, hunts, tags, and stories we need to tell. Maybe someday we could meet in person. Where do you live?
Randi Newburg, Hunter what is this unit and do they offer a youth hunt for that unit?
We don't give unit numbers, out of respect for other hunters who hunt/apply there. I think the youth hunt is a doe hunt, but I'm not sure. Thanks for watching.
Hey randy you the best men nice video and hunting
Thanks and thanks for watching.
Thank u for saving the dog u r a great hunter I may be 12 but it takes a real hunter to do that
I was happy to take part of a day off to do that. I had three dogs at one time, now down to one. I have a soft spot for all animals, especially dogs.
Does your show air on TV?
Yup. Sunday nights on Sportsman Channel. 9:00 PM Mountain Time.
Randy, do a public land hunt in North Carolina.
Our sponsors ask us to do western big game, so odds are we won't get to NC. Sorry about that. Thanks for watching.
Good try randy, looking forward to more vids.
We're out filming them right now. Thanks for watching.
Okay so I'm noticing the same issue in all your hunts in regards to the camera man. lol Is there not a way to have him set up a distance in a blind or some sort of camo to blind him and a spray for removing human sent so he/she isn't sticking out like a sore thumb?
Not it you want a high level of production quality. We have to stay together. It compromises a lot of opportunities that I would otherwise connect on, but to tell the story as we want, at the quality of production we desire, it is just part of what we accept as a reality of our work. Thanks for watching.
Will you ever do a mountain lion hunt?
Unlikely. To me, lion hunting is about the dogs and their relationship with the trainer/handler. Since I don't have any lion dogs, it seems artificial for me to be telling such a story. Hope that makes sense.
Your a good man
Thanks.
what a nice guy
1000 yard that way but that flash back says wyoming?
Randy...hows is the puppy?? Man was he a cutie..
Good, I suspect. The dispatcher claimed him.
Are you seeing a revenue reduction due to utube advertiser changes?
It varies a lot. Just depends who is bidding to advertise on our content.
+Eric haskell But overall, yes. In the past two weeks or so there has been a large drop.
I would have kept the little guy!
you should go hunting with the meat eater
Steve and I have tried many times, but schedules just never work out. Thanks for watching.
Do you need a passport or a visa
I been told a white flag on a stick will attract them, just to check it out
I've always been told antelope is the stinkiest and worst tasting big game meat, but Al Gore's internet says the opposite, at least about the taste. I've never hunted antelope but am curious. Why is there such a love or hate opinion when it comes to antelope meat, and what camp do you fall into?
As one who is on the "Love" side of the love-hate relationship, I wish I could tell you what causes the "hate" side when it comes to antelope. They are the finest table fare of all western game. Like all animals taken in hot weather, they require immediate and careful attention. They are super fun to pursue, whether with a bow or rifle. I hope you try it.
Antelope is pretty dang tasty if the hunter cleans the animal as quick as possible. If you don't do it extremely quickly it gets gamey. My buddy gets one every year, with the scraps we mix in pork fat and make antelope/bacon burgers....unreal.
this guy gets way to excited and moves way to much
Yeah, the guy is clueless.
Randy at 12:34 you can see that arrow hit the buck in the flank the arrow goes I and as the buck turns you can see it coming out of his belly ! you talk about hunter ethnicity all the time you should not have played it like you missed that buck own up to your mistakes I lost some respect for you at that point
Thanks for watching, but you would be wrong.