Randy and Matthew Newberg are in Arizona trying to hang a tag on an over-sized Arizona elk. Arizona has become famous for huge elk. The weather is hardly Arizona-ish, with fog, blowing snow, and single-digit temps making this an elk hunt to remember. Yet, a monster bulls does make an appearance a...

Randy joins friend, Jerry Pritchard, as Jerry’s 18-year Arizona antelope quest unfolds. Arizona is renowned for huge antelope bucks. Randy brings his decades of pronghorn experience to Northeast Arizona, in hopes that he can help Jerry Pritchard tag a huge buck on a public land hunt that has been...

Randy invites David Brinker to join him on his favorite Montana elk grounds. Land-locked parcels are always a challenge. Randy has shown creative ways to reach those isolated lands and chase the public land bulls living there. David Brinker of Sitka Gear has first dibs on this hunt and that chance

Randy returns to his favorite New Mexico grasslands to spot and stalk archery bulls. An old elk friend, “One-beam,” again becomes the bull of choice in Randy’s hunt. Three years prior, the bull was granted a reprieve, in hopes his other antler would re-grow. At 28 yards, “One-beam” and Randy have...

Randy accepts a new level of challenge, trying to tag a New Mexico pronghorn. New Mexico pronghorn have been one of Randy’s greatest passions. Washed out roads, lack of animals, scarce water, and tough conditions cause Randy to enlist the help of Mike Spitzer, as they scour the plains for a quali...

A Montana elk hunt in the high country gives Randy a big surprise; a mule deer surprise. What starts out as a week of public land elk hunting is interrupted when a gnarly old buck appears on a far away ridge. Randy and his camera guy scrambled the icy slopes, hoping to get a shot before light and...

Randy returns to Colorado, committed to finally making good on this public land elk hunt. In three previous attempts, Randy’s Colorado elk hopes have been ruined by all possible elements; weather, hunting pressure, bad luck, you name it. Finally, after four days of hiking and toil, Randy climbs t...

While Randy has been away hunting elk in Colorado, his buddy Mark Hirvonen has been trying his best to find a great buck. Not wanting to be considered a road hunter, Mark passed a remarkable buck on opening day, while driving to the trailhead. Will he be rewarded for sticking to his principles?

Randy and Mike Spitzer do their best to fill two public land bull tags in Central Wyoming. Last time Randy hunted here, the weather was against him. Mike is looking for his first six-point bull and there are bulls aplenty.

With one bull down, Randy and Mike continue their quest to fill the last of their two bull tags. The wind and weather are typical for Wyoming. And the final result makes a perfect ending to another season of Fresh Tracks.