The #1 Mistake Elk Hunters Make - Elk Talk Podcast - Episode #3

In this Episode of the Elk Talk Podcast with Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen, presented by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Corey and Randy discuss what Corey feels is the #1 Mistake Elk Hunters Make...

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[cowelk]

I wish I had found you guys 9 years ago. That is when I moved to Arizona and started hunting elk. I only apply for Any Elk or Anterless Elk because I want the meat and enjoy hunting. If I apply for a bull tag and don't get drawn, then no hunting. I am still trying to figure out which bull that is responding to my calls has cows with him so I can find the cows. I have been successful 3 times but I attribute mostly to luck now that I have seen your video and listened to your podcast. I feel I will be a better elk hunter now. Thank you. By the way, I joined the Rock Mountain Elk Foundation as a member. I didn't know about it until listening to you guys.

[JAG]

Would you guys consider having a big dry erase board behind you and draw certain situations when talking about set ups etc etc. Some people are more visual learners and if its drawn perhaps it might help to see exactly what your talking about. Like myself instead of reading the book I wait for the movie. Thanks

[sheldonipatry]

You guys need to hunt elk in Alberta, creek valleys, lots of thick blow down bush, tons of pressure

[Crashbangable]

Go as long as the topic requires. People that talk really slow, and repeat there selves waste time but you guys do a great job keep it up. The people who only want a 1 hour show can always fast forward. Bluetooth earbuds have created a ton more time in my day for content.

[Countrydad]

I’m here because I have elk on the brain. And I really like getting hints and tactics from the pros. Every little bit helps when it’s game time. Good luck this season guys.

[kevinweinner]

Good video, I have hunted in a number of areas and everyone caters to a different calling situation. I agree with everything you said, I told a friend two years ago that all I do is aggressively bugle and shot a bull last years with nothing but cow calls so had to eat my words and admit one size does not fit all, even when you are confident with an approach.

[glend]

Love the way you promote RMEF!!! I’ve been a life member for 25 years

[mothman]

You guys go as long as you want. I need all the help I can get! I drew a LE archery bull elk tag in Utah this year so I've been cramming everything I can into my head. Thanks guys

[michaelc]

Skip to the 15 minute mark if you want to avoid the product plugs lol. I know you guys gotta make money but there's only 19 days until the opener, I don't have time to waste! ;-)

[adamwells]

Great info guys. Your podcast is definitely a hit! I’ve been elk hunting for a while now and love learning new things and hearing your all’s take on different scenarios. I will probably re-listen to the podcasts on the way from KY to CO for archery season.

[nativehuntinggear]

Great talk guys, found it very similar to how I approach Red Deer here in Australia, Randy your a real character and Corey your knowledge is incredible on Elk and could only come from the amount of time you spend around these animals .

[daveshell]

If people are going to complain about how long your podcast are and not respect the advice that two professional owners are willing to put on the Internet for free tell them to go watch the so called pro‘s on the outdoor Channel. Take all the time you guys need we will take all the help with elk u give out. Thanks guys for being real Not endorsement HOs.

[MrLcameron]

Im gonna need at least three more of these!!!! c'mon august listening in from Alberta

[MH-phyo]

Jeff, I felt the same about Randy initially... but he offers the "other" perspective. Excellent podcast.. forcing me to rethink EVERYTHING!

[brettfowler]

I’m glad I checked YouTube, this episode didn’t appear on the podcast app

[BCencounters]

Go on as long as you want. Your info is priceless.

[jeffwilcher]

Early season tactics... that’s needs to be next in depth ... it’s almost here ... great podcasts ... Onward, Onward is the watchword...

[troywesterbur]

I ordered your new call. And used the promo code and saved a couple bucks. I needed new ones I wore out my last one the other day working on a car in my garage. So now I can be a world champion. Lol not really but I hope they work good for me.

[joshsmith]

Love the thoughts gentlemen. I appreciate the recognition of others styles and approaches. I think at the end of the day gaining as much knowledge as you can and putting it to use in the field through trial and error until you find the style that works for you is the point. That said, my experience has drawn me closer to Corey's approach in using emotion and 'getting the last word' aggressively in my calling. The challenge I have run into in some of the areas I hunt, is that dudes have run through pumping their hoochie mama over and over making some bulls a bit call shy... How do you suggest maintaining aggression while utilizing calls with call shy elk? Also, another question... has your aggression ever intimidated another bull into shutting up? If so, any insight on what causes that?

[kinghumpfrees]

GREAT CONTENT! I WOULD HAVE LISTENED TO 10 HOURS! KEEP IT UP!