Randy Ulmer 231"?

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This is the pic from a text I got yesterday.
 
Ya know, the rich hunters get bagged on a lot for being just a shooter, or not being a real hunter, but that guy gets it done, year in and year out. He knows how to hunt.

Yelum
 
He really needs to drop the retraining order and go ahead and adopt me. LOL He slays some pigs every year!! I would love to see his trophy room. Well done.
 
Beautiful!

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
LAST EDITED ON Aug-23-12 AT 06:44PM (MST)[p]Yhe he gets it done,buys a tag none of can afford,gets access to areas we will never hunt and has the kind of backing needed to do nothing but chase trophy's,awesome buck,not impressed by the "hunter".Why does he feel the need to pull the wide angle lense trick on a buck that is already that impressive?
 
Although he does buy the tag, that only means he is rich. I have hunted in 231 and have passed his camp several times. He puts in a lot of work in scouting and once he finds a monster, he is good as gold. You can say what you want about this guy but he gets it done. No guide, just DIY determination.
 
Whether he buys the tag or not, he's still killing better bucks than nearly everyone else who hunts the area. Good for him!! He sure knows how to get it done.

Brian Latturner
MonsterMuleys.com
 
I am pretty framiliar with the area Mr. Ulmer is hunting.Over the last 20 years and spending a heck of alot of time in there ,seen bucks that are as big and some even bigger .It is not an easy hunt .You can hire a 100 people to help you locate the Big Bucks/Bulls the area holds .Getting one is a whole different story .Its BIG ,OPEN country and this time of year its HOT. He has a knack for closing the deal .Money or guides cant help you with that .Hats off to Randy Ulmer .Awesome Buck.
 
Ulmer is a stud. Humble and approachable guy. Works his tail off for every bull, buck etc he's taken. One of the best archers in the country--hands down. I think he's the best in the West for sure.

To hate on anyone that does what they love is retarded. Founder should nuke every stupid, disrespectful, unsolicited negative comment posted on this site. It runs a lot of "good" guys away. Life's too short to be a #####. If you're not going to compliment on a forum like this then unplug your keyboard.


"You skin grizz?"
 
Let's see...

Utah's deer herds are down- Check.
Utah Jazz can't shoot or defend the 3 pt shot- Check.
Ulmer shoots another amazing buck- Check.

Yep. Just another typical year.


oh. Forgot one. Founder bags another awesome buck- (soon to be Check.)
 
Anyone here with the same advantages he has could kill a big buck every year,unfortunately many dont realize it and their idolize these guys with their gov tags and their minions.If thats what you call hunting keep on idolizing them,the kind of "hunting" they represent is the downfall of the average hunter and the beginning of the end of our hunting heritage.They promote big money tags/trophy's and some "hunters" look up to them.Ignorance is BLISS!Id be jealous if they guy saved for months had to take a week off work to get out in the hills and find/harvest a great deer on a DIY hunt with and OTC tag,the way most hunters have to.What Denny and Randy do is fine and dandy for them,but takes away from the true essence of hunting the west,if you dont realize that you probably never will,I feel sorry for you if you dont know the difference.Keep idolizing them and buying the crap they sell/endorse,and them keep wondering why you live in a state that sells off premium tags that you used to have a chance at drawing...
 
NO GUIDE??? I will throw my bullshit flag in the air on that one. You never hear about the guide but he is there hunt after hunt!!!
 
Jealousy is an evil trait... Some of you guys are pretty sad..


Great buck and he did it with a bow, can't beat that.
 
>Anyone here with the same advantages
>he has could kill a
>big buck every year,unfortunately many
>dont realize it and their
>idolize these guys with their
>gov tags and their minions.If
>thats what you call hunting
>keep on idolizing them,the kind
>of "hunting" they represent is
>the downfall of the average
>hunter and the beginning of
>the end of our hunting
>heritage.They promote big money tags/trophy's
>and some "hunters" look up
>to them.Ignorance is BLISS!Id be
>jealous if they guy saved
>for months had to take
>a week off work to
>get out in the hills
>and find/harvest a great deer
>on a DIY hunt with
>and OTC tag,the way most
>hunters have to.What Denny and
>Randy do is fine and
>dandy for them,but takes away
>from the true essence of
>hunting the west,if you dont
>realize that you probably never
>will,I feel sorry for you
>if you dont know the
>difference.Keep idolizing them and buying
>the crap they sell/endorse,and them
>keep wondering why you live
>in a state that sells
>off premium tags that you
>used to have a chance
>at drawing...

Whatever these guys do for a living that allows them the "advantages" as you call them was a personal choice they made. Whether that was getting an education/job that allows them to buy tags and/or the time off to hunt. It was a CHOICE (commitment) they made years ago. Any abled body person living in this great country has the same choice. It all depends on what your priorities are in life. Anyone can kill a great buck in any unit if he truly puts forth the effort. This is the same thing as hating rich people because they put forth the effort to become rich.

I see the guys on TV killing giants after they walk ten steps from the OHV or they are hunting some high fenced (farm animal) ranch. That isn't what I'm talking about, but even so these guys put themselves in a position where that opportunity exists and they seize it. It isn't proffessional sports where all the hard work in the world isn't going to make the difference if you were born 5'9" 160lbs. It is hunting for crying out loud.

The only missing "true essence" is looking at each one of us in the mirror every morning. The opportunity is available for those who wish to put forth the effort.
 
Awesome buck, no doubt.

You guys, that are always jealous of those who can afford things you cannot, crack me up.

As I have said before, "You should have stayed in school longer and paid attention"........Whining because someone made better life choices than you did is the height of ignorance, and doing so on a public forum, doubles down on that ignorance.

"I could eat a bowl of Alphabet Soup and
sh!t a better argument than that!"
 
7thgenmt - you are right, anyone with his advantages could also kill huge deer. But his advantage is that he is a great hunter, and dedicated. Anyone with the advantages that Michael Jordan has, or Tom Brady, or Michael Phelps could accomplish all that they have too. That's what makes these people great at what they do, cause they have the advantages (skills and dedication) while many others don't, but blame their lack of success on their unfortunate lives and situations.

Whatever unit or area Randy Ulmer hunts, that deer is one of the best from that unit.....maybe the best of the year. That right there sets him apart from others. Even if Randy hunted general season areas, he would most likely kill better animals than most, because he's good at what he does. So what if he chooses to hunt a quality area? Maybe like some of us who choose the same, we go without other things in life in order to have the funds to hunt a better place.

I've heard for years people comment to me about how I can afford to go out of state hunting, while they can't. Those same people had giant truck payments and mortgage payments they couldn't afford. I chose to put my money towards hunting, not a lift kit on my truck. We all have options. I'd rather go hunting in a good place than put a lift kit and big tires on my truck. Or pay a mortgage every month on a house I don't need. I'm sure Randy does the same.

Brian Latturner
MonsterMuleys.com
 
Brian has a good point. If you want to make it happen, you can. Don't begrude somebody for the success they've earned. Reprioritize and do it yourself.

As far as Randy, I watched a video tour of his house from one of his sponsors (think it was Hoyt). He seems like a very humble guy...like others have previously stated.
 
FOUNDER-
I respect that you created this site that gives me something to do once in a while. I also understand that it takes money to do so, I am not a hippy living on a commune. HOWEVER, THERE IS A DIFFERENCE between guys like Big Fin, and guys like Denny Austad. I don't expect you to take a side, you have skin in the game I do not, BUT, if you can buy the tags in the best areas, you WILL kill the best deer. IF I HAD $175,000, I WILL KILL a bigger deer than this. Saw 5 of them last week on the island. Lets not pretend like that doesn't have anything to do with it. Also, I watched the Spider Bull video on youtube last night. Doyle and his guys(who are very good at what they do, whether I like it or not) are giving the background. At one point doyle is talking about Denny, his line is "denny stayed in camp with us most of the time", perhaps not a direct quote but pretty close. If you don't have a guide and your not in camp your not killing an animal. DIY and professionally guided are NOT THE SAME, and anyone who says they are is kidding themselves. Doesn't mean they didn't hike, or shoot, just means that anyone of us that draws the tag and follows it through the butchering, are FAR more invested then the fly in, hunt 5 days guys.

I don't know Mr. Ulmer. I am glad he doesn't have a possee, a cool nickname, some new urban camo, some eye candy in a tight shirt with him. I am not hating on him at all, that is a cool deer. But the fact remains, IF(there seems to be debate) he is guided, and IF he is on closed land, and IF he is buying auction tags, then its just not as challeging as old joe blow who drew the Pauns tag and killed a 200+ deer with his 5 year old tagging along, and to pretend they are the same is naive at best.

If we are going to celebrate the hunter, then it should be the total package, not the guy who pulls the trigger and is in the pic. Doyle Moss forgot more about hunting today, then Denny Austad ever knew.


When they came for the road hunters I was not one so I said nothing. When they came for the oppurtunists I was not one so I said nothing. When they came for the public land hunters I was not one so I said nothing. When they came for me there was no one left to say anything!
 
The issue I have is when someone says if they had the same tag, they'd kill a deer like that too. I call BS on that. I have seen many, many people hunt great units and NOT kill huge deer. There is no doubt Randy is hunting a better unit than most do, but the fact is, what makes him a great hunter isn't the fact that he killed a big buck, but a big buck in comparison to what other people with the same tag would kill. If we leveled the playing field and threw a handful of us out there in the same unit, with the same weapon as Randy, he'd probably outperform all of us, and THAT is what makes him a great hunter and I hate hearing people talk like "if I had the tag, I'd kill a deer like that".
BS!!!!!!!

Brian Latturner
MonsterMuleys.com
 
I really hope I can win the lotto so I can post pics of numerous gov tag bucks every year just to hear alot of you bitchin' Jeeezuz. "I respect what he does, but he has money..." Nut up people and realize he did work his ass off more than you, has a PHD which in turn means he stayed in SCHOOL, he marketed himself better than you and has a knack for closing the deal on big bucks better than you. Get over it. We are all given the same options as youth, the difference is what choice of road you decided to go down. Now I want to hear someone say " he had a better head start" parents had money. So what I know several rich guys who came from nothing.
 
>The issue I have is when
>someone says if they had
>the same tag, they'd kill
>a deer like that too.
>I call BS on that.
>I have seen many, many
>people hunt great units and
>NOT kill huge deer. There
>is no doubt Randy is
>hunting a better unit than
>most do, but the fact
>is, what makes him a
>great hunter isn't the fact
>that he killed a big
>buck, but a big buck
>in comparison to what other
>people with the same tag
>would kill. If we leveled
>the playing field and threw
>a handful of us out
>there in the same unit,
>with the same weapon as
>Randy, he'd probably outperform all
>of us, and THAT is
>what makes him a great
>hunter and I hate hearing
>people talk like "if I
>had the tag, I'd kill
>a deer like that".
>BS!!!!!!!
>
>Brian Latturner
>MonsterMuleys.com


On a level playing field, I agree with your statement totally. This guy and me on the Cache(I have never hunted it) you are probably right. In fact that would make a really interesting reality hunting show, each episode could be a "celebrity" hunter and some dude on a unit neither has hunted. I would watch that. I think mine, and others point is simply, if you have auction tags, and hunt the premium dates, with no pressure, it is quite different from what most of us do. In short, if your hunting antelope island, by yourself, during the rut, YOU BETTER kill a near record deer, or YOUR the chump. Like I said, the fact that this guy does his thing good on him, but to pretend that he doesnt have advantages(whether he earned them or was given them is irrelevent) is naive.


When they came for the road hunters I was not one so I said nothing. When they came for the oppurtunists I was not one so I said nothing. When they came for the public land hunters I was not one so I said nothing. When they came for me there was no one left to say anything!
 
Great buck.... I am however more impressed by "lucky shots" buck from a general unit in Utah.

Mntman

"Hunting is where you prove yourself"
 
Al least Randy hunts.He doesn't just fly in and shoot.And to top it all off,he does it with a bow!And no posse.

I agree with hossblur to the extent that DIY is more gratifying than guided(having done both).Randy still gets his hands dirty before and after the kill.His stalking skills are awesome!

Once again-fantastic buck.

Was he hunting with Greg Krogh again?Anyone know?
 
I'm with Founder.....

Randy Ulmer is a top notch hunter and archer. PERIOD!
The area he hunts in Nevada, he has used a guide in the past. Now he hunts alone.
He in talking with others who have been around him, he spends alot of time behind the glass finding the deer he wants to shoot. And when he does, he is as good as gold. Again, I have hunted this unit a few times and it is very difficult to find let alone kill a buck of this caliber. Sure, his biggest advantage is the fact he purchases a landowner tag yearly and hunts this unit. His budget allow for it. But again, very few people are killing deer like this and they give out quite a few tags. Its just like Kip Fowler's bucks. How many tags are they giving out? The difference is in the hunter.
Like many have said before, how many people have had great tags and walked away with a small buck or bull? Sure, if you have a guide then your odds go up dramatically. We would all agree to that. Randy Ulmer has proven he can out glass, hunt, stalk, shoot 99% of us.
Hats off to him and his accomplishment. HE HAS EARNED IT!!
 
I would love to see Randy or some other high profile person get dropped off in a unit they have never been before. Then have a show about how they would decide to dissect the terrain, find the best buck, get a game plan, then see it all play out. I would just like to see what I could learn, or see what does or doesn't work for other people.

I watch the cable shows quite a bit and the only time I see mr ulmer is when he is giving tips for 5 minutes or so on a show I can't even remember the name of. He doesn't come accross as a show-off or anything. I'm sure he only hunts for himself and doesn't do it for a bunch of people he doesn't know to discuss on a forum.

I like seeing these big deer. It gives me a good idea what a mule deer (favorite animal on the planet) can look like given age and some good genetics. The fact that he does it with a bow, in fair chase conditions, and kills the biggest most wary and mature bucks over and over again is impressive. So what if he wants to go private and keep the pressure to a minimum?

I bet if you gave a guy who really thinks he is a good bow hunter a Henry's archery tag every year for 6 years, he could not kill 4 over 185 gross. That's just archery hunting. Things happen. Wind changes. Stalks get blown. If he was using Best of the West equipment and shooting these deer out of thier beds at 1100 yards that would be one thing but with a bow.....it's talent. Nonetheless, if i had the money and time, I'd do it, too.


"That's a special feeling, Lloyd"
 
I have been on that unit several times (no tag) looking hiking and just enjoying the country. It is a big area indeed.

I don't know why others have to complain and #####. The guy shot another nice buck, good for him if he can do it year in and year out. I am sure that buck has been around for several years with a lot of hunters having the chance at him right? It's not like this buck was raised, protected and off limits to everyone just so Randy could one day shoot him and piss people off.

This is just another reason people I know don't post pictures. To many critics..
 
"I bet if you gave a guy who really thinks he is a good bow hunter a Henry's archery tag every year for 6 years, he could not kill 4 over 185 gross"

I would be one of those hunters! I am just not that good of a hunter!

I see Giant Bucks that Randy Ulmer has taken, every year with a bow, and am amazed! Regardless of whether he has a guide, money, latest equipment...etc, its an amazing accomplishment that I surely couldn't do!
 
Great buck.

I could care less if its a landowner tag or drawn tag in his behalf. He got it done and made put that deer on the ground. I dont blame the person for having luck and being success in life in order to purchase a tag in good units and have the time to hunt it effectively. I dont like landowner tags/auction tags, etc in principle of taking away from the draws, I blame the system not the person who buys em.
 
If I had the money, Id buy that tag also. Mulies with a bow is one of the toughest hunts out there. To deal with heat, thirst, lonlyness, fatiuge, and still get close to a buck and arrow him, You are an exceptional hunter. That guys a stud hands down!
 
>
>Was he hunting with Greg Krogh
>again?Anyone know?

No. He doesn't hunt with Greg anymore. He was guided on this hunt, just not with Greg.



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I was in unit 231 last year with a buddy who had drawn a rifle tag......do you know what the greatest summer job is for the local youth in that zone ....yeah, finding a monster buck for guys like Randy to hunt...the bonus checks are great for the local youth....much better than pumping gas!!!
 
Congrats Randy...... I only met Randy in person once and have talked to him on the phone a time or two. He is a class act in my book...... Terry
 
Congrats to Randy Ulmer once again. I really can't understand why and what some people need to say. I don't know Randy personally but I know others who are friends with him. I've never heard a single person who knows him say an unkind word about him. And I've never heard anyone say anything but he is a truly exceptional hunter. And the records show hs's a heckuva shot with a bow.

I really look forward to seeing his picture with a couple of huge bucks every year. I'm hoping his CO buck will be coming soon.

And I'm also looking forward to seeing Cam Barlow's pic with a huge buck from SASK in the near future. Those are the two things I know I can count on every year.

I'm a seasoned mule deer hunter and have been an outfitter for 25 years. And I admit up front that I can't do what Randy Ulmer does. I admire and respect the man.
 
I had the honor of hunting with randy 2 years ago for coues deer. We were helping a mutual friend of ours son on a late tag. Our buddy steve and his son road in their truck, and me and randy followed them around in my truck helping glass for 3 or 4 days. Let me just say there isnt one ounce of braggard in him. He didnt act like he was anything special, and didnt try to control all the conversations we had with all his success stories. He never one time bragged about all his accomplishments. He also was extremely courteous to everyone there. I must say i was slightly intimidated to give my suggestions on where we should be hunting and how, but good ole randy actually took a back seat when it came to his own suggestions. He never once acted like a know it all or never once tried to control the hunt. I was extremely impressed with how he carried himself. By the end of the 4 days driving around with him , you would of thought nothing other than he was a good ole boy having fun in the woods, and not the super giant killer he is. Yes he goes guided a lot, so what. It would take an entire summer to find just one buck to hunt of the caliber he likes to hunt, so he hires guides in the other states like nevada to get the ball rolling before he gets there. Again so what!! If i had the money and the time that he has, i would do the same thing for sure. I can guarantee though that he would still kill 1 giant a year with his bow, but it just so happens he wants to hunt more than one state each year, so thus the guided hunts in other states. There was even a time on the coues hunt, where i asked him what he thought we ought to do that day, and his answer to me was, "i dont know what i'm doing, but you do, so lets do what you want to do". I think that pretty much sums this guy up. Even though he did know exactly what he was doing, he was so humble over his accomplishments he just let me do my own thing regardless. I can think of one word that summed up my adventure with randy ulmer, and that word is classy. I would also throw in very humble to boot. Jealousy, jealousy, and more jealousy, when does it end fellas.
 
>I had the honor of hunting
>with randy 2 years ago
>for coues deer. We were
>helping a mutual friend of
>ours son on a late
>tag. Our buddy steve and
>his son road in their
>truck, and me and randy
>followed them around in my
>truck helping glass for 3
>or 4 days. Let me
>just say there isnt one
>ounce of braggard in him.
>He didnt act like he
>was anything special, and didnt
>try to control all the
>conversations we had with all
>his success stories. He never
>one time bragged about all
>his accomplishments. He also was
>extremely courteous to everyone there.
>I must say i was
>slightly intimidated to give my
>suggestions on where we should
>be hunting and how, but
>good ole randy actually took
>a back seat when it
>came to his own suggestions.
>He never once acted like
>a know it all or
>never once tried to control
>the hunt. I was extremely
>impressed with how he carried
>himself. By the end of
>the 4 days driving around
>with him , you would
>of thought nothing other than
>he was a good ole
>boy having fun in the
>woods, and not the super
>giant killer he is. Yes
>he goes guided a lot,
>so what. It would take
>an entire summer to find
>just one buck to hunt
>of the caliber he likes
>to hunt, so he hires
>guides in the other states
>like nevada to get the
>ball rolling before he gets
>there. Again so what!! If
>i had the money and
>the time that he has,
>i would do the same
>thing for sure. I can
>guarantee though that he would
>still kill 1 giant a
>year with his bow, but
>it just so happens he
>wants to hunt more than
>one state each year, so
>thus the guided hunts in
>other states. There was even
>a time on the coues
>hunt, where i asked him
>what he thought we ought
>to do that day, and
>his answer to me was,
>"i dont know what i'm
> doing, but you do,
>so lets do what you
>want to do". I think
>that pretty much sums this
>guy up. Even though he
>did know exactly what he
>was doing, he was so
>humble over his accomplishments he
>just let me do my
>own thing regardless. I can
>think of one word that
>summed up my adventure with
>randy ulmer, and that word
>is classy. I would also
>throw in very humble to
>boot. Jealousy, jealousy, and
>more jealousy, when does it
>end fellas.
It wasnt posting so i hit er again. Sorry.
 
>Ya know, the rich hunters get
>bagged on a lot for
>being just a shooter, or
>not being a real hunter,
>but that guy gets it
>done, year in and year
>out. He knows how
>to hunt.
>
>Yelum


how does he draw navada every year, $ Cha ching...big deal....
 
>LAST EDITED ON Aug-23-12
>AT 06:44?PM (MST)

>
>Yhe he gets it done,buys a
>tag none of can afford,gets
>access to areas we will
>never hunt and has the
>kind of backing needed to
>do nothing but chase trophy's,awesome
>buck,not impressed by the "hunter".Why
>does he feel the need
>to pull the wide angle
>lense trick on a buck
>that is already that impressive?
>


Ditto!...
 
To consistently kill giant deer like Randy does, you need time, money, commitment, and exceptional skill. He's got all four. I've heard Randy has spent upwards of 30 days hunting for one particular animal. Don't know to many guys that can take that kind of time off work, or has that level of commitment.Hats off to the guy.His collection of giant mule deer is staggering.
 
Congrats Randy on another beautiful buck! Like ICMDEER said, I look forward to Randy's and Saskman's pics every year...or should I be jealous that Cam lives in Saskatchewan? Well I am!

The rest of you nurse-maids just continue to be weekend warriors and fill up the forums with your incessant drivel. Do a little research about Randy Ulmer, it's called Google.
 
LAST EDITED ON Sep-03-12 AT 03:05PM (MST)[p]7thgenmt & Hoss - Randy buys Landowner tags...he has to hunt the general archery seasons just like everyone else who drew the same tag. He spends 5-6K on the tag. All of the areas he hunts in the unit are public land...not private..not before anyone else. Think before you open your jealous mouths! Randy kills big bucks every year, because he can afford to hunt one of the premium units in Nevada every year. He is also one hell-of-an HUNTER. Remember he is hunting public land muleys with archery equipment...how many guys do you know that kill monster bucks consistantly with archery gear?

5-6K isn't all that much, infact I know working class guys that buy the same tag every year! I've hunted the unit many times, we've killed some big ass bucks and seen bigger...Also the buck isn't 231, those numbers have nothing to do with the bucks score...
 
What a stud buck. It amazes me at how jealous people are. No matter what with a bow the hunter must get to shooting distance. Congrats to the hunter.
 
SWAGshootn, you are wrong on the no guide. He does use a guide most of the time in Nevada. He also uses people who scout and find these big deer. I'm sure he does find some on his own but not most. One thing is for sure, he can get it done!! No matter who finds them he still takes bucks over 200"s every year. Congratulation to him, he is a bow hunting stud!
 
Pick me, pick me. I want to try the Henreys deer tag for 6 years in a row. I will shoot a 200" buck every year with my bow, and if I dont I will pay $1000 for every year I dont. Where do I sign up for this program I am ready to sign....lol
 
Brian, you hit the nail right on the head.I couldn't say it any better than that.My whole life has been dedicated to the taking monster mule deer ,wheather by guiding for 26years or by hunting for myself for big bucks.I never spent alot of money for anything that didn't pertain to the taking of monster mule deer.I would rather spend my money onhunting those old mossyback bucks than buy a new truck every other year and never take it into the back country to scout for big bucks.You have to have your priorites straight if you want to take big bucks. Brian,have been recovering from a bout of bladder cancer for the last year and a half but have come out of it pretty good so nowit is time to get after them big bucks again.Can't wait!
 
Before I got married Randy and I shot 3D's and hunted a lot together.I have know Randy ,Rusty and their dad Ray for many years. On Sheep ,deer,elk,moose,buffalo, hunts Rusty and I would have a steak and a beer for dinner,Randy a salad.Rusty and I would drive around the mnt. to see deer Randy would hike over it.I hunted with Randy the very first time he drew a 231 tag,hiking my butt all over white rock.Found a very good buck on tabletop that he killed a couple days later.He is the very best at glassing,stalking and no one can cover ground like that rabbit can.Randy did not always have so much time to hunt.He was a horse vet in phoenix for years when he was married to Maryjane.A few years later he was single and found Tammy and they have a great couple great boys.No one can close and make the shot like he can when it matters.He is very soft spoken and you will never meet a nicer guy.He is a machine when it comes to shooting a bow ,but even a machine has a flaw now and then.I have seen him miss I know most think he never does but he really is human.He may buy a tag or hunt private land,have a guide or many buds and family helping ,but he is the one who has to close that last fifty yards and make the shot!!!!!And no one does it better.
 
Randy is just a product of his wallet and good tags. Give me that tag and I'd be bringing home the bacon too...come on guys, get real. His wallet broadens his opportunities to pursue but that wallet doesn't do the work for him. That dude can flat out hunt. The caliber of muleys he kills are some of the toughest animals in the world to bag with a bow and he does it consistently. And thank goodness he's not a self absorbed chest thumper like half the pros are because that dude could REALLY be rubbing it in to us "commoners."
 
Randy is the man!!! All you whiners love to find excuses why you cant kill the big boys. "I can't afford the tag", "I can't get the time off", "No one can help me scout"
If killing huge mule deer was important enough to you then you would get it done. You may need to save your beer money, or get a side job. You may even need a new career that gives you more time off, but that's the price to pay. Many have done it. This is america and anyone can do anything.
For those who say they could kill just as many big bucks as Randy if only they had the same tag I question. Most of these naysayers probably don't even apply for good tags. Get off you can and go for it!!!

Hats off to RANDY for inspiring us.
Tony
 
>How much does it cost to
>buy a bunch of Tard-advertiser's
>on here????????

Dogbitter
What? Too Chicken to respond on the other thread??? :)
 
Randy is a world class bada$$ and thats all there is to it. Quit whining like little girls because hes better than you. Id about give anything to hunt with him for a season.
 
>Randy is the man!!!
>All you whiners love to
>find excuses why you cant
>kill the big boys.
>"I can't afford the tag",
>"I can't get the time
>off", "No one can help
>me scout"
>If killing huge mule deer was
>important enough to you then
>you would get it done.
> You may need to
>save your beer money, or
>get a side job.
>You may even need a
>new career that gives you
>more time off, but that's
>the price to pay.
>Many have done it.
>This is america and anyone
>can do anything.
>For those who say they could
>kill just as many big
>bucks as Randy if only
> they had the same
>tag I question. Most
>of these naysayers probably don't
>even apply for good tags.
> Get off you can
>and go for it!!!
>
>Hats off to RANDY for inspiring
>us.
>Tony

You must have voted for Obama, from the way it sounds. moron
 
>Randy is the man!!!
>All you whiners love to
>find excuses why you cant
>kill the big boys.
>"I can't afford the tag",
>"I can't get the time
>off", "No one can help
>me scout"
>If killing huge mule deer was
>important enough to you then
>you would get it done.
> You may need to
>save your beer money, or
>get a side job.
>You may even need a
>new career that gives you
>more time off, but that's
>the price to pay.
>Many have done it.
>This is america and anyone
>can do anything.
>For those who say they could
>kill just as many big
>bucks as Randy if only
> they had the same
>tag I question. Most
>of these naysayers probably don't
>even apply for good tags.
> Get off you can
>and go for it!!!
>
>Hats off to RANDY for inspiring
>us.
>Tony




+ 2 on this one. It in't that easy to close the deal on bucks like that. I'd pay to follow him around for a season.
 
Dogbiter
What part of my post sounds democratic to you? Let me guess you want a nice big Muley given to you on a platter. You sound like one of those guys who always hates a winner. And if it matters I'm ultra conservative.
Tony
 
>Anyone here with the same advantages
>he has could kill a
>big buck every year,unfortunately many
>dont realize it and their
>idolize these guys with their
>gov tags and their minions.If
>thats what you call hunting
>keep on idolizing them,the kind
>of "hunting" they represent is
>the downfall of the average
>hunter and the beginning of
>the end of our hunting
>heritage.They promote big money tags/trophy's
>and some "hunters" look up
>to them.Ignorance is BLISS!Id be
>jealous if they guy saved
>for months had to take
>a week off work to
>get out in the hills
>and find/harvest a great deer
>on a DIY hunt with
>and OTC tag,the way most
>hunters have to.What Denny and
>Randy do is fine and
>dandy for them,but takes away
>from the true essence of
>hunting the west,if you dont
>realize that you probably never
>will,I feel sorry for you
>if you dont know the
>difference.Keep idolizing them and buying
>the crap they sell/endorse,and them
>keep wondering why you live
>in a state that sells
>off premium tags that you
>used to have a chance
>at drawing...


I would have to agree with you 100% On the fact that it does take away the true essence of hunting I also think fully guided hunts takes it away as well, but thats Just My Opinion.
 
If I had one person to dog on a hunt it would be Randy Ulmer. It would be worth pitching in for the price of the tag for what you would learn. Lots of people can find big bucks but you still have to get close and make the shot. Randy does it every year.
 

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