Arizona Coues Deer, Coatimundi & Quail with Randy Newberg and friends, Day 6
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Randy and his friends, David Brinker, Sam Soholt, Brian "Gritty Bowmen Call, Hank Shaw, Holly Heyser, Johnathan O'Dell and Wade Zarlingo are all in camp and now it's time to get serious about deer, rabbits, quail, ducks, and all other edible species to be found in the Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona.
Randy is switching things up, making a deal with Brian Call that Brian can have any Coues bucks they see, giving Randy first dibs on any Coatimundi. Brian glasses up a "Coati" and the chase is on.
Wade takes Hank and Holly to pursue more Mearn's quail. Whatever the pursuit, the chase will be fun and the cooking will be excellent......even a Coatimundi.
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That was hysterical, watching all the coatamundis running right past the guy who was aiming an arrow at "the only coatamundi in the state of Arizona" down below him! Stunning scenery, lovingly photographed. And I love the slooooow-moooo drinking scenes (The dog. The dog! Drinking water!) Thanks a lot!
Glad you liked it. I thought the Coati scene was hilarious.
I loved watching the Coatimundi running around behind him before the shot! Gave me a good chuckle. As always love the videos and thanks for all you do for our public land.
I didn't know he had that many around him until we reviewed the footage. Funny stuff.
Great video. I liked the humility of the hunters. These animals are tough to find and stalk, and they'll often make a fool of you. Sometimes you just have to roll with it and laugh.
Now that's a great hunting time with friends, absolutely loved it!
Glad you liked it.
A great group of people, thanks.
Thanks for watching.
What an odd creature, exceptional job to take one with a bow. Great video again today, so many things to hunt in one area!
Another great video Randy keep them coming cool birds love the backyard:) God bless you guys !!
Thanks for watching.
I just love the 6 or 7 coatimundi running around behind him before he shot at the other one.
Best video yet Randy!
Thanks. And thanks for watching.
Great video. Enjoyed the hunt to plate.
Glad to hear. We hope others like that journey, also.
So now my morning routine is wake up, grab a coffee and wait till these videos are posted. If I ever saw a coati before this series, I'd be questioning myself on what I saw.
It was crazy. I couldn't get them to hold still long enough for me to shoot.
Good stuff guys!
Fantastic shot starting at 5:07 looks like you are at the zoo with the critters behind you! :)
Hey Randy, Another great video. How about you share some of those recipes? Watching this one and seeing the expression on your face when you tried the rabbit, got me really hungry!
They are all in Hank Shaw's book, "Pheasant, Quail, Cottontail." Thanks for watching. That rabbit was amazing.
Recipes please, especially the jackrabbit one because you made it look like it was amazing! I'm gonna give it a try now
Read Hank Shaw's book, "Pheasant, Quail, Cottontail." They are all in there.
hah hah haaa. The Pete sawmill crack... I'm no math man but that leaves seven. Can we get a CPA to confirm? Randy you're up.
I just found out about a ringtail cat in Nevada, now this species called a Coatimundi. I am learning that the west have a lot of animals that most don't know about. BTW thanks for the information about the beer Natty Ice it is.lol I remember you saying you can't chicken fry a hare. Hank trying to see if I can make some other dishes with jackrabbits since we have so many here.
Try Hank's dishes. They are remarkable.
Another great video. Is there a chance you could make a 6 hour video. I’m all for it. Thanks for letting me tag along with you on your hunts.
There is that chance, but I doubt anyone would watch for six hours. Thanks for following along.
Holy shit, that A-10 just out for a cruise.
You get that "haircut" on a regular basis down there.
He was bird hunting 😉
I sooo wanna Hunt Arizona in January
Do it.
I’m going to with my step dad an my uncle. I’m gunna prep it’s 160 for license 300 for 🦌 tag an 100 for 🐗 560 not to to bad. Now gotta find location location
people that hunt coatimundis for FUN don't have a heart
Hi Randy. I have a fairly personal question: How do you keep in good shape? I know its tough to climb mountains, and carry backpacks etc, and that probably is more than needed exercizing. But guess you dont hunt all the time, so how do you keep in shape, and make yourself ready for the tough hunts?
I'm a CPA and it is tax season now, so I don't get much exercise this time of year. Once tax season is over I try to do a two hour hike five days per week. That gets me back in shape for hunting season better than anything I have found. By August I'm pretty much ready to go.
Randy Newberg, Hunter thanks. So hiking is your gym. Sounds natural and with lots of fresh air :-)
I saw the biggest one i ever seen dead on the side of the road in Coolidge Arizona.
Rooks Dericious!!!😋
It was.
Who gives this a thumbs down?
We have three people who give a thumbs down as soon as we post any video. We could post a video of the Pope, Mother Theresa, and helping starving children and those folks would give it a thumbs down.
Man I have got to go there one day and do this, do you need to draw a tag for a cous deer for non resident or is it OTC?
Archery deer is OTC. Rifle is a draw, but often with left overs. You should go there.
What did you do with the coatimundi
We ate it. See the video segment that starts around 17:00. It was very good.
What license is required to hunt Coatimundi ?
General hunting license.
Also check the AZGFD regs as there are season dates and bag limit on them.
Why did you shoot the coatimundi???
To eat it.
coatimundy is not a game spices stick with the huffed animal's
@@stanleymcpheeters5751 duck are game species and they don't have hoves neither do turkey or quail what do u consider "wild game" because to mean "game" is just a fancy word for animal
Those are 6month old chupacabres less their wings.
I'll go with that.
Haha good one
I never knew such an animal existed "Coatimundi " ...don't see them in Ohio
Only place you will find them is Arizona, Mexico, and places south of Mexico. Cool critter.
Randy, we Mexicans call the Coati’s CHULOS... translation (beautiful). Don’t ask me why but, I do think the are beautiful; keep your bird dogs away from them they will kill a dog. You need to come on a hunt with me... I know you hunt public land but, you need to come hunt with me on private land in The Valley... have you chase one of the big mule deer in private property 🦌.
I'm a fugitive from justice in Mexico. I appreciate the offer, though last time was one I will never forget. Best to you.
Funny
Yes, it was.
Can't believe you shot a rare animal like that did you keep it or just leave it lay you must not be from az to do something like that how disappointing is this video wow
@john mac - As Justin said, it is not a rare animal. We ate it. See the video segment that starts around 17:00. It was very good. If you don't like people hunting for their food , then this channel is probably going to be low on your viewing list.
We choose to hunt for our food and take responsibility for the deaths of the animals that feed us. I understand if others prefer to pay for that process being handled by someone else. I make no judgement of whether they choose to procure their own food, buy it, or whatever means.
Hunting these animals is highly regulated by AZ Game and Fish. Requires licenses, season dates, use of the meat, etc.
Randy Newberg, Hunter I'm a hunter its all good
john mac they are not rare.if you hunted near the border and new how to hunt southern Arizona. Which meens glassing. Ie ( sitting with a very large view of the area behind high quality optics).binnoculars and spotting scopes mounted on a good tripod you would see them. I've seen them many times there.i have no desire to shoot one but u are allowed one per year I believe in Arizona hunting regulations.I also saw a picture of one a friend took much farther north near prescott valley.most nonhunters dont see what hunters see all the time. Even hikers don't take the time and observe nature like a true hunter. We love the animals and the wild places they live.its in our DNA .
Did you even watch the video??? Seems like you panicked and formed an opinion without knowing the whole story.
I honestly don’t know why you kill the ringtails. For what? It’s like the quail hunters who shoot rabbits every chance they get, jacks or cottontails. IDK, no respect for anything, and yes I’m a hunter and been hunting for as many years as you been on the planet.