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It's taken years for Beau Baty to draw this Colorado mule deer tag and he's finally making his dreams a reality. He's joined by a few of his friends and together they attack the rugged landscape searching far and wide for a mature buck to take home.

Randy explains everything you need to know about applying in Arizona for elk and pronghorn. Randy talks about why Arizona is one of the best states for a non-resident to start building an elk application plan in. He also breaks down the pronghorn opportunities in Arizona.

Marcus stalks a big bull elk during the first day of his late-season archery elk tag. Kara, Marcus's wife, took the week off work to join him and help film the adventure. The dynamic duo tear apart Arizona's rugged landscape (in some cases get torn apart by it) and search high in low for a bull e...

Marcus and Kara are up early to find bulls before they bed in the mid-morning. When they arrive at their glassing location, Marcus finds a nice bull elk to stalk. He eventually watches the elk bed and makes a move on him.

Marcus and Kara start off finding a nice bull elk in the morning and getting a good general direction of where he bedded down for the day. They make an epic all-day stalk over there and get super close. After a long day, they head back to camp, enjoy a nice meal, and prepare for their last day in...

Kara finds one of the bulls from earlier in the trip and Marcus decides to make a last-day push to fill his tag. The group struggles to get into position but finally found the bull in his bed.

Marcus and Scott Jones explore the vast public lands of Nevada in search of two pronghorn bucks. Marcus met Scott filming for the show and they have since become good friends. This story is about that friendship, and their first hunt together.

Randy explains what draw odds are, are not, and other considerations a nonresident may want to think about this application season. Historical draw odds are the first step in having a good plan. But considering things like other application behavior, drought, unit popularity, and point creep can ...

Randy Newberg explains how you can draw an elk tag in Wyoming for this fall. He covers the dates to know, an overview of Wyoming's system, and how to get the best possible chance of drawing the tag you want.

Nonresidents can apply for the regular or the special draw in Wyoming. The state splits ...

Randy Newberg breaks down what point creep is, what causes point creep, and what can accelerate or change the rate of point creep. Randy has been applying in western states for elk, deer, and pronghorn for years and has been dealing with point creep ever since the start of "elaborate point scheme...

"The Land of Enchantment" boasts some of the best public land elk hunting opportunities in North America. This year Randy Newberg is back in one of his favorite spots to hunt bull elk with our 2019 sweepstakes winner. Sean who won this hunt brought his son Carraig along so that he could share thi...

Randy explains how he values each state for elk, deer, and pronghorn. He also explains his short, mid, and long-term plans for each species in each state.

If you don't live in a state where you can buy a resident elk tag, and you want to go elk hunting, the reality is that you will incur some cost. In this video, Randy Newberg explains how a non-resident can go elk hunting on a reasonable budget. You don't have to be a millionaire to go elk hunting...

Marcus and Jonathan arrive at their 2021 Montana deer camp. Setting up and getting some chores done is first on the menu. This year Marcus invited a few of his friends to join! Montana is unique in the fact that you can hunt rutting deer during the general rifle season. The guys see plenty of dee...

Marcus is up to bat and the plan is to cover ground and find a mature buck. It's the second and third day of the deer hunt and with the wind howling, the boys struggle to find a buck worth going after. After a slow day, the guys head back to camp to a surprise!

After a few days of gale-force winds, the guys finally get a break in the weather and have high hopes for their last couple hours of hunting. Travis harvests a nice buck and the boys pack up camp and head home. Once they are back, Jonathan processes his mule deer bucks that he took a few days pri...

Beau heads to the hunting area to do some scouting before their first hunt day. After finding around a dozen bulls and 60+ cow elk he heads back to pick up Kirstin, his wife, and head to camp. Follow along as Beau and Kirstin explore the public lands of Idaho and learn a few things about hunting ...

After a morning of being fogged in, Kristin and Beau find a herd of elk and make a move on them. After making a quick stalk, Kirstin gets a chance to harvest her first bull elk! Follow along as Kirsten and Beau explore the public lands of Idaho and make memories they will never forget!

One of the biggest problems Beau has seen is that people are not getting their rifles set up to their personal specs. In this video, Beau makes a few simple adjustments to his hunting rifle so that it will fit his wife for her first elk hunt!

Randy has been dreaming of drawing a Shiras moose tag in his home state for three decades now. This is the season where that dream came true. A Montana moose hunt isn't a walk in the park. They're a low density animal and spotting them be surprisingly difficult in the thick willows they call home...

Dale was able to pick up a returned late season rifle Mule Deer tag in NV. This is his first time hunting in NV after filming down here the past 3 seasons. Going to a new unit, with limited time to eScout, he quickly finds good deer numbers and starts seeing some signs of rut activity.

Dale decides to go back to the same area he was the first day of the hunt. After not seeing the caliber of buck he’s looking for, he decides to explore new areas with high hopes of finding a buck worth chasing.

After having the close call on Day 3, Dale again heads to another drainage to try to turn up some new deer to look over. Not finding much, he vows to go back to the original spot and give it his best effort. On the last day, he’s found a buck worth going after and makes a move to get in position ...