Great video! I didn’t grow up hunting so I’ve had to learn much of the process on my own and your videos have been extraordinarily helpful. I honestly can’t thank you enough for your channel.
Randy Newberg and the crew! Thanks you guy very much for all the video you guy published. I love watching you guys and video on all these hunts, it change my hunting lifestyle each in every year by learning more and more from you guys. The experience of what you guys have an done I'm impressive, keep it up and never give up! I have never taken and elk before in this life time, dont even know how it taste. I always wanted one and give it a try, but just dont know how to. Anywase thanks you guys so much for all these tip.
Leave for Wyoming on Friday for first elk hunt. Its just a cow this season, but its practice and preparation for a bull next season. Your videos have been a big help in getting all the right supplies together and of course learning what to do in the field. The last year of watching has been a huge help and very entertaining as well. Thanks for all the great videos and tutorials! This East Texas hunter feels ready to get out in the field!
Thanks guys! I've seen vids of dressing an animal and at home butchering, so this series will be great for me! I go CO Elk 3rd season leaving tomorrow to unit 43 where I grew up at Placita, at the base of McClure's pass. I'be watched all your previous vids in prep as this is the year I can finally stay longer (kids). Wife was uncorked when I let her know an elk won't show up in neatly butcher bags but quarters, organs and tongue like I grew up. Can't wait for the rest of the vids!
Always walk with a little packet of salt, black pepper, garlic powder and onion powder mix. Salt obviously to taste. Rub on almost anything you roast. Just a drizzle goes a long way. Really guys you made me hungry. Beautiful video, little or no wastage.
Great video. I was waiting for you guys to get around to that. Would it be possible to do that if it was only one person instead of 3, without hanging it? I noticed you guys broke the entire elk down pretty easily. It just seems like it might be a bit tougher alone.
And you are right bro. I've been hunting alone for years now and learned that you need some equipment(pullies, ropes, whinch, etc.)so you can handle a big animal like moose, or elk, all alone.
I wonder what the llamas are thinking. "At least it's not us. Better not break a leg or it might be us." It's a good thing you have them. Are they as good or better than mules?
Great work, as always, guys! Really enjoying your show. (...although we have good access to public hunting here in Norway as well ;-) One question: Do you prefer the small or the big Gerber folding knife for prepping big game?
I always boil the heart and tongue in slightly salted water... cut it up very thin, its delicious. I just eat it like that with nothing else, it's the best. Delicacy
Man I enjoyed watching your video and it really helps us to improve our field dressing, I've hunted most of life and most of the time we dragged out our game ..but this really help...Thanks
If I had to pick one rifle, it would be my 7mm-08 Alpine Mountain Rifle. It was the prototype we did a lot of testing with and has become my sentimental favorite.
All depends. Often we want the mobility of camping at a trailhead of dispersed camping on the forest so we can hunt out of multiple trailheads, depending upon what we find. When we do backpack hunts, we are usually 3-5 miles in. Once we do that, we are committed to hunting that specific area.
Only llamas I have known were total unworked with assholes. They could swing their head around and spit right in your face as soon as they didnt like something. These guys look well trained and useful. Huge difference between trained and super spoiled pasture pet with no manners taught.
Great video! I didn’t grow up hunting so I’ve had to learn much of the process on my own and your videos have been extraordinarily helpful. I honestly can’t thank you enough for your channel.
Thanks for watching. Hope you have a great season.
Randy Newberg and the crew! Thanks you guy very much for all the video you guy published. I love watching you guys and video on all these hunts, it change my hunting lifestyle each in every year by learning more and more from you guys. The experience of what you guys have an done I'm impressive, keep it up and never give up! I have never taken and elk before in this life time, dont even know how it taste. I always wanted one and give it a try, but just dont know how to. Anywase thanks you guys so much for all these tip.
Randy is realist that's what makes a good hunting show ,Thank you Guys!
Two lamas looking at each other. “Dude Billy don’t be stubborn today” 😂 😂
🤣🤣🤣
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Looks like nothing went to waste! Which is awesome, even the tongue was collected! Awesome stuff guys, nothing is worse than people wasting the animal
Leave for Wyoming on Friday for first elk hunt. Its just a cow this season, but its practice and preparation for a bull next season. Your videos have been a big help in getting all the right supplies together and of course learning what to do in the field. The last year of watching has been a huge help and very entertaining as well. Thanks for all the great videos and tutorials! This East Texas hunter feels ready to get out in the field!
Thanks for watching. I hope you have a great hunt.
Djenxz and
Love your videos and hunting trips with Beau and the Llamas .
I met Randy, Mark, and Nolan once.
They stayed at our lodge.
Super nice folks.
Is it true Randy is an alcoholic?
The best hunting show I have ever watched !!!!
Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching.
Awesome stuff. I enjoy the processing as much as the hunt. I Come here for the lifestyle as a whole. Thx Randy & The crew too!
Thanks for that feedback.
Bye for the most interesting video I've watched today. Great content, thanks for sharing.
You guys are attacking that like true pros. Having nice clean snow a real benefit.
Are you joking Marcus' knife skills were like a 7 year olds. Pretty obvious he was a suburb kid raised with a silver spoon in his mouth.
Man, those llama must be terrified. Great video!
Those llamas are way better than any horses I've ever used for hunting!! Great idea!!
I enjoyed all 3 videos very much. This basic information will be especially helpful for some who has never gone through the entire process before.
The Scott Rea Project has that in greater detail. Thanks for watching.
I could sit and watch these videos all day
I hope you do. J/K. Thanks for watching.
Sure, it beats working, bro!!!)))
My goodness that actually looks good. Elk jerky, elk ribs, elk burgers all sound tasty right now
Love your vids. I watch most. But I will watch every minute of every video that contains llamas. Those are the coolest pack animals ever.
Thanks. I agree. They are as cool as it gets.
That the best hunting show I have seen y'all are the only ones I dress a kill, I enjoy watching that.
Dude cuts off the tiniest piece of loin. Gives his buddies one bite a piece.
Great video. Jump cut video edits right to bags. Super informative.
Thanks guys! I've seen vids of dressing an animal and at home butchering, so this series will be great for me!
I go CO Elk 3rd season leaving tomorrow to unit 43 where I grew up at Placita, at the base of McClure's pass. I'be watched all your previous vids in prep as this is the year I can finally stay longer (kids). Wife was uncorked when I let her know an elk won't show up in neatly butcher bags but quarters, organs and tongue like I grew up.
Can't wait for the rest of the vids!
Hope you have good luck in CO.
Absolutely a great video. Marshall!!!!!!!
I'm gonna buy Marshall if Beau is willing to sell him.
Bozemanite here, great channel
Thanks for watching. Good luck thsi season.
Leupold picked the right host for this show. So great.
Kind of you to say that.
One of the lamas in the back must be like:
"Holly fuck!!! That's it dude.....we're next. They're gonna butcher us dude. We're done."
Awesome. Lamas are great pack animals.
Llamas are my new favorite animal. So darn cool. Great video....as usual.
If you hunt with them, you will like them even more.
Wow so awsome job i really like it 👍👍👍👍
I wish i still had the VHS tapes of me doing this in Colorado back in 1992. Good times..
@Ez G when you realize you sound like a middle school try hard...
VHS !!!!!dam !!
you know half of these persons don’t know what that is !!!
Nice job!
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Always walk with a little packet of salt, black pepper, garlic powder and onion powder mix. Salt obviously to taste. Rub on almost anything you roast. Just a drizzle goes a long way. Really guys you made me hungry. Beautiful video, little or no wastage.
Great Video !!!!!
What kind of knives did you guys use to process the elk...
Wow that looks so fn good! Fresh and hot off the rock, loved it!!
It was good. Really good.
I miss you, Montana!
I have been looking forward to these processing videos...thanks
Thanks for watching.
Great video and hunt !
Great video
Very neat video, thanks.
Great video. I was waiting for you guys to get around to that. Would it be possible to do that if it was only one person instead of 3, without hanging it? I noticed you guys broke the entire elk down pretty easily. It just seems like it might be a bit tougher alone.
It is tougher alone, but I have done it solo, many times. Just requires a bit more planning as you probably can't move it around much by yourself.
And you are right bro. I've been hunting alone for years now and learned that you need some equipment(pullies, ropes, whinch, etc.)so you can handle a big animal like moose, or elk, all alone.
Those llamas are strong! I struggle to pack out just one leg by myself
Buen vídeo, justamente en esa piedra se mío un coyote, pura proteina!!!
My biggest surprise was when I saw the llamass jajaja excellent video.
randy i met you in hampton inn in boise! i was one of the people on the elevator when you were walking by!
Wish I would have had more time to visit. Thanks for watching.
@@Fresh_Tracks really no problem! got meet one of my heroes!
Now that's how fresh killed meat should be eaten. It taste so good in the field!
It was fantastic.
Very nice keep it up
What is the condition of the closed tongue freighters, we will deliver the meat to the destination free of charge
I wonder what the llamas are thinking. "At least it's not us. Better not break a leg or it might be us." It's a good thing you have them. Are they as good or better than mules?
Just Amazing!
Is it worth packing a new nice clean tarp to put in the ground so you have a clean place to put the cuts of the animal as you work?
Yes. We now do that, thanks to the Hunter's Tarp from Caribou Gear - www.caribougear.com/collections/hunters-tarps
@@Fresh_Tracks thanks for the tip!
Good work 👌
Does the llama closest to randy have a prosthetic leg? Th3 bottom looks like theres nothing there.
HAAAAA ROBO LLAMA. Nope, just a weird camera angle.
Hey Randy just curios what size of a cooler ( Qt.Size 1 Cooler) to fit a boned out Bull Elk Meat in ?
I trimmed very fine, I can fit it in an 85 qt and a 65 qt and have room for ice. I usually add a lot of ice, so I put it in an 85, plus two 65s.
Thanks for answering my Question Randy Good to Know!
Great work, as always, guys! Really enjoying your show. (...although we have good access to public hunting here in Norway as well ;-) One question: Do you prefer the small or the big Gerber folding knife for prepping big game?
Llamas 🦙 are cool with it because they are just grateful they can be useful to hunters and remain alive. 😂
Those llamas are awesome
Llamas Rock!
I wonder where they put the rest of the carcass, ribs and all that, get pushed out?
ke video tan chingon en ke parte del mundo fue grabado....
Thank you for your food report.
What do you do with the elk rib cage?
Nice... Back to nature...
Lamas must be like “Dammmm” !!
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"We'll be good, we promise!" -Lama's
I always boil the heart and tongue in slightly salted water... cut it up very thin, its delicious. I just eat it like that with nothing else, it's the best. Delicacy
Those llamas are in shock watching you carve those animals.
SpliffSized nah man. That Elk wasn’t part of their Clique th-cam.com/video/2c9tUUz4avg/w-d-xo.html
I'm sniper too
Does it taste and smell gamey? I have heard that the meat of field animals does.
Nope. Sweet, juicy, and flavorful.
Man I enjoyed watching your video and it really helps us to improve our field dressing, I've hunted most of life and most of the time we dragged out our game ..but this really help...Thanks
Pretty site. Great field dress. Good eating
should you be on the lookout for bears/wolves while cutting up an animal in the wild?
Bears are usually asleep by then wolves cougars and other predators? Possibly
What’s the knife you guys using?
This is one of my goals I want to do
What a catch boy's. .have fun
My husband hunts in the Bighorns in Wyoming. Nothing like good healthy elk.
Is it just me or did half the snow around the lake melt between them shooting the elk and packing it out
Randy, if Howa didn’t sponsor you, what kind of rifle would you use?
If I had to pick one rifle, it would be my 7mm-08 Alpine Mountain Rifle. It was the prototype we did a lot of testing with and has become my sentimental favorite.
They look like great rifles!
Love the Lama's, hate the lack of processing footage.
What are the bags you are using?
I am from Ethiopia and I love your videos. why don't you invite me there?
I feel like hunting
Then go out and get yourself sum !!
Wow that is good guys
What's wrong with lama's front left foot?
How far do you usually go from a road to set up camp usually?
All depends. Often we want the mobility of camping at a trailhead of dispersed camping on the forest so we can hunt out of multiple trailheads, depending upon what we find. When we do backpack hunts, we are usually 3-5 miles in. Once we do that, we are committed to hunting that specific area.
Those llamas sure can carry a lot.
Sure can.
Awesome 😋
Lama neck warmers! So cute!
Was there any seasoning put on that meat cooked?
Nope. That was right out of the elk and on to the hot rock. Delicious.
Which meat is good deer or elk meat ?
Romeo J both
Good Frend 👍
This summer I tried elk brats and rattlesnake brats loved the elk brat but the snake was a little iffy 😂
I need to try snake some day.
Only llamas I have known were total unworked with assholes. They could swing their head around and spit right in your face as soon as they didnt like something. These guys look well trained and useful. Huge difference between trained and super spoiled pasture pet with no manners taught.
I’m from Canada’s Northwest Territory, we boil the tongue and cut it into thin strips, it’s considered a delicacy
Three men to process an elk?
*laughs in deermeat*
jk, dope video guys
با سلام شما میرن کوه شکار رو میزنید قشنگ بشینید اونجا درست حسابی کباب بازی کنید بعد برید خونهتون عالی بود ممنون از این برنامه خیلی زیبا
Nice hunt. Although lama was told what’s gonna happen if he doesn’t continue to be a good boy 😄
In MT do you leave proof of sex attached to a hind quarter or is that not necessary when you quarter the elk all the way down like this? Thanks.
You must leave it attached in MT.
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Did you pack out the bones? I find the bone broth from an animal this size can feed you for a month.
Those alpacas at 3.12 wtf they are killers🤣🤣🤣
That's awesome,
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Isso é que vida boa hein. Fiquei com água na boca valeu caçadores
Proteína pura , vida boa
How do you like the new gerber big game vital knife? Good weather for meat not to spoil. Thanks for the video's
Love it.
Star of the show lamas