notdonhunting
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Again founder, just keep turning a blind eye.
Really founder is it ok to call names, attack others on this site as long as it is not political.
Answer the question.
"Joe Who built the cages"
Randy Newberg you tube
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Really founder is it ok to call names, attack others on this site as long as it is not political.
Answer the question.
"Joe Who built the cages"
Ultimag
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Not an opinion its a FACT
You and randy are at oppisite ends of the
Public lands/conservation debate thats as plain as the nose on. Your face
Ultimag
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Randy didnt need to start a tv hunting show to make money. Lol. He's an accountant at a firm in bozeman mt he co owns trust me he had plenty of money before fresh tracks
How many times have you gotten all butthurt, announced your departure from MM only to return? I know of at least one other time and I don’t spend much time on here.
Back to Newberg. Who couldn’t love a guy who ran Donny boy off of MM for goods?
Seems to me the only guys who don’t like Newberg are $FW fan boys.
Iowan
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Must outdoor shows are a complete joke - my opinion. They have taken hunting in a direction I do not think is good for wildlife, habitat, conservation, and hunting. I have not talked to Randy in person but have communicated with him several times and hard to imagine someone not at least appreciating his approach and platform. I think he would agree he can be a little tongue in cheek (cheesy).
JakeInLasVegas
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I can credit Randy Newberg with being a major educational source in learning to hunt at 37 years old. My father is a fishin' fool but chose not to hunt as an adult so I never learned from him. My grandfather was an archery hunting guide in his younger years but was now too old to teach me or go out with me since he lives in another state and was confined to a wheelchair. Randy's hunting videos and the Elk Talk Live show have been extremely helpful. I have learned the skills for my family and I to harvest elk and mule deer every year for the last five years. His content is a gold mine for people who are wanting to learn how to find and harvest wild game on public land.
I happened to run into him at an airport several years ago. I found him to be every bit as gracious and down to earth as he portrays himself to be on video. He is a wonderful advocate for the preservation of public lands. Whenever someone asks me where they can go to start learning about hunting I point them in his direction.
Edit: I literally just had someone ask me how to start hunting and I wrote down Randy Newberg and Meateater on a sticky note and gave it to them.
I happened to run into him at an airport several years ago. I found him to be every bit as gracious and down to earth as he portrays himself to be on video. He is a wonderful advocate for the preservation of public lands. Whenever someone asks me where they can go to start learning about hunting I point them in his direction.
Edit: I literally just had someone ask me how to start hunting and I wrote down Randy Newberg and Meateater on a sticky note and gave it to them.
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SS!
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Mother Teresa? She’s done nothing for over 20 years!
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I enjoy the episodes were Randy doesn’t kill just as much as I do when he harvested an animal. He shows the real aspects of hunting. From getting tired, down, and in the dumps to the highs of harvesting an animal. Unlike other shows it’s not about the kills; it’s about being out in public lands and enjoying the company of family and friends.... something a lot of hunters have forgotten!
I like Randy and his show; Seems like a genuine guy. I wonder why he's not on outdoor channel anymore. He had one of the better shows on TV. He also teamed up with the Meat eater crew early on with his podcast but then parted ways. always wondered what happened. Either way, I like the stuff he puts out.
roadrunner
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The requirements for outdoor tv make it so you have to have so many kills. Too much stress and everything that goes with it.
Outdoor tv will only allow 1 or 2 empty tag shows. No wonder some take sketchy shots and chances at animals...
SS!
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Ummm I don’t believe that’s the reason at all why newberg left the outdoor channel...
roadrunner
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His own words on one of his short YouTubes, maybe even an episode. Could've been when talking about his first three bulls. Happened after the NM episode when he shot the bull from above when it stood up out of his bed.
Those exact words, no.
I do know other guys that are on outdoor tv that have said those very words. They are basically under contract to produce kills...
SS!
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They better. Watching a hunting show with no kills is L A M E. When guys say it’s not about the kill they are lying...
roadrunner
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Which is why some take iffy shots, shoot them a little further back than they thought, run up over a hill rise at full draw because the bull stepped out of the shooting window, make it seem easy to take shots at 80 yds, on and on and on.
Then, when the kill happens, it's always wrapped around the horn porn aspect of it after they "smoked 'em, dude, you smoked 'em!".
Flat brimmers are a funny sort, aren't they?
