Hunting New Mexico Elk with Randy Newberg; a Youth Hunt (OYOA S3 E2)
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Hunting New Mexico elk with Randy Newberg is a youth hunt with his nephew, Cody Nicholson. Episode 2 from Season 3 features Cody Nicholson joining his uncle, Randy Newberg, in western New Mexico for a rifle elk hunt.
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That second shot was pretty dead on. It's good to see someone that young being so disciplined about which bull to shoot. Great hunt.
Randy, your videos are the best. Your passion for the animals and our public lands are unmatched keep up the great work. Your nephew did the right thing holding out for the bull he wanted, it was his hunt and he had an image in mind.
Thank you. I agree, Cody did the right thing. Thanks for watching.
New Mexico here I come! Great Hunt guys!
Thank him for his service.
I will. Thanks for watching.
That does me good too see a young person out hunting.
It was fun to take Cody out for his first elk.
your videos have made me want to go after an Elk now. I appreciate all of your videos, but more importantly sharing the non successful hunts. It took me several years before I was able to get my first white tail buck.
i Love your vids i watched them all and i really got a giggle out of your nev looking threw his bino with one cover still on it hahah
I love the cow 🐄 lol
That was awesome! I hope he kept that wire on the antlers for a mount!
Great hunt keep it up. This hunt put a smile on my face
Glad to hear. I hope everyone is applying for youth hunts in NM.
Such a great hunt Randy
The haywire bull. I would mount it with the wire still on.
These two sound just like each other, just a little different in pitch and randy has that “older” man tone! Definitely related!
Yup. Cody is my sister's son. Great guy.
Great video as usual! What was he shooting...got twin boys coming up and interested in what other kids are using!
GREAT SHOT! AWESOME VIDEO.
Thanks for watching. Now that Cody did his four year stint in the Marine Corps, he and I need to do another elk hunt.
Randy, I never, ever watch hunting on TV! I got sick and tired of seeing people hunting to stoke their ego, standing over kills with no respect to the animal years ago. Your show has none of that! I've been watching religiously since last fall after accidently running across it looking for mauser rifle info and continue to be a fan. Thanks for the excellent videos and a breath of fresh air!
Thank you for those kind comments. We try our best to tell a story. Our story is about the animal and conservation. Sometimes we are successful, sometimes not. In all instances we give it a good effort. Thanks for watching. Best to you this season.
what happened to the narrator guy in jeans? I kinda miss him for some reason.
Marc is a super busy guy. He just did not have time. I am thankful for the time he did give us. Thanks for watching.
It looked like the 1st shot back in the gut--where did that 1st shot hit--just curious looking at the 308 cal. For backcountry--have the 270 and the 300- heavy---just thinking about the ultra rifles Kimber or Howa. If you want I can pm my beauty of a bull this year down the road we're I live timber bull--with the bow here in southern Wyoming--I taught is Ashland-mt--great wildlife in the Custer--still have some ranching families there.
16E new mexico...
what a great hunt! and my middle name is Nicholson haha.
Thanks. Cody is a great guy. The summer after this hunt, he left for four years in the Marines. He just got out about a month ago. It was great to take him on his first elk hunt and see him have success. Best of luck to you this season.
Thats great, although it must be hard to have family gone for such a long time. and thanks, good luck to you as well. Im 15 and just moved to Colorado from North Carolina. I am looking forward to deer/elk season, although I know nothing about this type of hunting. I am used to the southern "sit in a tree" method haha. your videos have really gotten me excited about it though. I have also wanting to film my hunts in the future, and watching your videos made it seem like I could do it without having a fancy high fence ranch or guide service. I have always loved watching your show, keep up the awesome work : )
Gandiva01 - Good luck. Don't get discouraged. I moved to Montana and I did not kill an elk until my 6th season. I made every possible mistake. As for filming, yeah, you can easily find adequate equipment. Just expect filming to mess up some of your hunts.
Was this the same area as your "2 Yard Archery Elk" hunt? Terrain looks very similar.
+Adam Henrie - It was, just two weeks later.
so where did he hit the first shot? low?
Liver. When reviewed the footage closer, I can now actually see the bull flinch.
Good shootin. Im gettin the vx3i soon (:
Did the first shot Cody took find its mark....
+Deer-the other red meat - Yup. Liver hit.
Randy Newberg,
Hi I'm 12 years old and I'm from New Mexico down by unit 13 and I drew the youth tag unit 13 and I was just wondering what should I be expecting for this hunt I have 2 uncle that both guide people for a living and they both are going on my hunt, thank you
Congrats on the tag. I would expect to have a great time. I am sure your Uncles will be able to give you way better advice than I could. Good luck.
Hey randy,
Just shot a giant bull he scored at 370 thank you for your inspiration shot this bull at 80 yards and smoked him.i was watching some Spicked bulls and this big 6 by 6 coming down the mountain to feed and he followed the cows close and shot pretty high and broke his back did a good follow up shot and he went about 3 yards. Big elk for my fist hunt scored at 370. Thank you!
Caleb Mcbee Wow, congrats to you. That'll be a hard one to top.
Yea how pronghorn going my auntie killed a good buck to day in New Mexico
Picky kid make him take an elk with a bow it'll humble him right away
He is just off his four year Marine Corps enlistment and I might ask him to join me on another hunt. The great part of hunting is that the tag holder gets to decide what he wants from the hunt. Call it picky, if you want. I'll call it disciplined.