Biggest Buck We've Seen (Last Day Stalk) | 2019 Arizona Coues Deer (Ep. 3)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In episode 3 of 2019 Arizona Coues Deer, Randy Newberg and longtime friend Jerry Pritchard are down to their last day of the hunt. They have to make it happen today if they are going to fill a tag on a public land Coues Deer this trip.
Lucky enough, Randy spots a nice mature buck on the hike in to their glassing knob. They decide to split up so Jerry can watch the stalk from a distance to keep an eye on the deer in case he spooks. Randy and Dale head off to make their stalk hoping to get within range before the deer bed down for the day, when they'll be much harder to glass up.
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Thanks Randy. Been down near the Mexican border many, many times. Beautiful country. Lots of deer, javelina, quail, bear, and the rest. Take care.
" A hunt based only on trophies taken falls far short of what the ultimate goal should be " . . . .
Fred Bear
@Jeff Holland yes Sir completely AGREED . . .
I was trying to think of a tactful way to say just that!
Dale, it's okay for those of us who have the pleasure of hunting with you know that you of anyone can make it happen!!! LOL It's great to see you loving what you do. The turkeys are fired up around here and the invite stands, come get another Osceola on the ground when you get a chance! You guys keep up the good work and be safe!
Can't express enough how nice it is to see, just normal hunting, with normal human beings and outcomes. No bravado or blame just a good hunt with friends.
The exchange about the Greater and Lesser Sonoran Dik-Dik was too funny. Your videos always make me feel like I'm hunting with you. Nice work. Thanks!
I click like before I start to watch. This is how much I enjoy Randy's video.
It’s not always about the kill, good times with friends in the outdoors can make a great hunt. And having someone to “rib” like Dale.....Thanks.
Thank God for blessing us with methods of storing fresh meat for longer periods of time!
Always love the AZ series! Even if it makes me homesick... Thanks for taking me along for the ride.
Tough break guys. At least you gave it a good go, and now have some familiarity with the area for next time.
Unfortunately not everyone can get the extra time to scout in advance, especially if you have to travel to get there. But the time out there with friends and experiencing it all together is a big part of it too. I'm sure you guys enjoyed it. Keep at it, cheers!
I enjoy all your videos. I used your gutless method for the first time this year on my 3 point whitetail. It makes the job easier on the carry out. Also thanks for being an advocate as well as a voice for hunters today and in the years to come.
I applaud the effort, they don't call them Grey Ghost for nothing. I know that you were hoping upon hope to be able to use a rifle as an advantage since the OTC archery in January hasn't gone so well in putting one down. But like you have said many times, hunting isn't killing it is the adventure with either great friends like Jerry or family like your Uncles this year and last, etc... and all the moments that turn into memories. I have been hunting whitetail deer in my home state of West Virginia for 20 years and have yet to lay a buck on the dirt with gun or bow and I am out there, but mostly around the house since there isn't much public land where I live. I always enjoy and appreciate you and your guests' positive outlook even after burning a pile of points. Every hunter has their favorite recipe for tag soup. Thanks again for sharing. Good luck to you, family, friends and the Fresh Tracks crew during application season.
Great series. No matter whether you kill or not. Love watching.
That'll keep you in shape. Beautiful country.
I know the feeling of sore eyes, I live in southeastern Az and I have been on many a Coues hunts and my eyes have felt like they have blisters on them!
I understand you perfectly randy, I live here in Arizona and it sure isn’t easy. Wish me luck on my Arizona archery hunt coming up
Great to have you and the crew in AZ Randy. I hunt the mule mountains and the Huachucas. Filled with beautiful couse. Glad you guys spotted the grey ghost!! Hard to harvest but worth it!!!
Dang I've been there more than I care to admit, glassing so hard we've seen little tiny brides bouncing around, squirrels searching around every white rock in the desert and not much for deer. I'm glad you're happy with what you've passed. There is nother worse than kicking yourself with the whoulda shoulda's. Great series 👍
The joys of being OCD. At 3:58 I'm wondering who leaves their fence post driver on a post in the middle of nowhere.
Great hunt, beautiful country, good friends to share in the experience with priceless.
They dont call it killing you dont always kill somthing love watching you randy!
2 minute segment on "it's always the camera man's fault", as Randy's running the camera!
Michael Norton, followed by Randy & Jerry sleeping the afternoon away.....😂🤣😂
Steve schisler the older you get the more important those naps are, personal testimony here.
Good video regardless of what was taken or not taken. The positivity is nice to see.
Haha you scared the hell out of Jerry! He was full on snoozing, good for him lol! Now that the majority of big game hunting season is over, I appreciate these extra videos even more. Thanks for sharing and other great one.! Also, I know guys that use the lunar tables as their hunting bibles.....not one of them has ever been able to explain to me why it’s so imperative, and certainly have never been able to prove it. Horse hockey indeed. Whatever makes you feel good I guess, or makes you think you have an advantage. Nope!! Haha.
Dude those mittens... classic Newberg
That’s some beautiful country Randy.
Imagine how tired Jerry's eyes would have been had he been using cheap glass.
Another great episode.Good effort guys,Az. will be waiting for your return.
Six of one or half a dozen of another. But a good time was had by all.
Randy this may cheer you up. I bought my first Howa 1500 :)
Great 3 part series. I totally understand how hard they are to hunt. There is a reason to call them the grey ghost of the desert, as I live down here in So AZ in 35A/B. If you draw another tag down here would gladly help you out.
Horse hockey??? Haha. You've been in some beautiful country with great company!
Don’t know about you guys but I’m here to follow along. Not just here to watch killing. Enjoying the content 👍
That initial road footage was definitely Safford, I had thought you guys were further southeast
Idk...I think they are either in the Chiricahuas near Douglas or Huachucas near Sierra Vista/Nogales
It wasn't lack of trying I can see that ! It happens and it looks like beautiful country ! Maybe next time & yal be safe !!
That's why they call it hunting. Dale... It's always the camera guys fault. The lunar activity chart is never wrong and it's why you didn't see any deer. 🤣🤣 Always like seeing Jerry on the show. Randy, seems like you and Jerry are running a little dry spell? Great series. 👍
I thought this was a good hunt. I found it very interesting on the footage of these deer and their habitat. Thank you
So close yet so far enjoyed watchin tho next time for sure guys :)
There is a reason they call the grey ghost the poor mans sheep hunt. It’s difficult and very low percentage but lots of fun.
Good that you had a hunt, killing is overrated compared to the actual hunt. True there is the great feeling when you take game, but success is going hunting in itself.
Awesome footage thanks randy 🦌🦌
Good hunt. Good friends. Good job.
Congratulations on a great hunt!
Harvesting an animal is definitely the icing on the cake but not completely necessary for a great hunting experience..
I was impressed to see that you refrained from taking a long shot at that running buck..
If you don't mind me asking...what do you consider a long shot and how long of a shot would you have taken on this hunt?
Also... What rifles were you guys carrying?
At least your shows are real.
Have often wondered why you don't use little 2 way radios. I know noise a huge concern, but mine vibrate like a phone.
That big buck only gave you a 10 sec window to drop to a knee, safety off and boom! Next time maybe.
Come to think of it, has there been a hunt with a kill which you and Jerry have been on? (A filmed hunt?) Pretty tough conditions there.
Dat's da way she goes sumtimes!
put in for thanksgiving hunt and find the acorns and you will find lots of bucks .
What chair is Jerry using during this series? I’d really like to look into that
Randy you outta try South Texas Nilgai.
Randy, I hope you get a chance to read this. I drew a 66a Idaho Elk tag in 2019. I was so excited and looked forward with anticipation to my hunt. I ended up hunting on the Idaho/Wyoming border. I found a public BLM land that looked really promising but was private land locked. Another hunter told me to go talk to a land owner they knew to walk their property to the public land. When I knocked on the door the land owner told me they had been "instructed" to not let hunters walk their property to access the public land. The other land owner said the same thing. I was getting a really weird vibe from the local land owners. I found out that the person doing the "instructing" was none other but JOHNNY MORRIS of Cabela's and Bass Pro. He built a huge beautiful cabin that bordered that private land locked public hunting area. Apparently he is trying to buy that BLM public land. How ironic that the man that has made his fortunes selling to people like me and other hunters is actively trying to keep people off of public land. I was so upset at the hypocrisy and strategy he was using to keep people off of public land. I read about all of the money he has donated to foundations so I get the feeling like nobody would do or say anything about his blocking public land from hunters. Apparently he has been planting crops to bring elk in to his back yard property area and he flew in and killed a massive bull in 2019 and flew out. Isnt one of the missions of RMEF to keep hunting from becoming a rich man's sport and from allowing the 1% to buy up sacred hunting land? I read several of his quotes on getting kids out hunting and preserve the sport. I am still so angered with how things shook out in 2019 and it left such a sour taste in my mouth. Then I am even more frustrated with the feeling of having no voice or influence. I work so hard and earned my vacation to hunt only to be so upset with this situation. The only thing I can do is share my story and experience. I love your shows. I wrote this because I just watched a hunt where you helicoptered on to the public land that was blocked by private land owners.
There is more good than bad. Better luck next year in Idaho. Remember Californians have the right to hunt too. Don't get upset when the 99% foil your plans.
@@TheNutzandBoltz Thanks for the reply. I am from Sacramento and always wondered why it is so rare to see hunts in California. Would love you guys to go hunt in the Sierras sometime?!
Horse Hockey!!! Lol
Enjoyed the hunt, but I think everyone needs to be alot more stealthy. A little more hidden and much quieter. Not having so much verbal fun.
Invest in some 2 way radios with an ear piece. .
Roberto Saldana hahah that’s what I bought as soon as I spooked my buck because my spotted couldn’t tell me he was 50 yards in front of me. 😂
They are not legal where I live in Montana, so I'll likely never own any. Thanks for watching.
Just started sending shots like the hushin guys 😂😂
You gotta be comfortable shooting long range when coues hunting. Otherwise you’ll spook the entire canyon out just like randy just did
Say Randy. When you are off road with your pickup, you obviously don't rely on the pickup navigation system. So do use a handheld gps unit? Or do you use a smartphone or tablet with an app such as onxmap or basemap or some other similar app to navigate long distance of road?
patrick burgmeier I think he works with onX so I’d assume that’s his primary source of gps.
@@bradleylarson2986 I wasn't sure if onxmaps showed all the backwoods off highway trails. I know it shows property lines and such. But I'm not sure of logging roads or trails and such.
patrick burgmeier I have onX and It shows any developed road/trail but I doesn’t show all the little trails.
@@bradleylarson2986 I have onxmaps as well and you are correct. A satellite view they might show up, but n not sure. So that's what got me wondering.
patrick burgmeier I think they just k ow the land well too.
How do you get drawn every year?😂
Randy, I blew a buck out of that drainage about 10 days ago. Can that be the cameraman's fault too?
Hunt with a bow or let's just go kill something with a gun! Damn hard sneaking up within 800 yards. If I ever become king , all you long range killers will hunt with model 94 Winchesters.
1:30, Who was the guy in the background?
Sean Dougherty, it was the new guy (Sasquatch) going back to the truck for more jerky
Randy! Good grief! At the 13:30 mark you walked away from a chip shot at a 500 pound white faced AZ "cows" bovine standing right next to the fence! LOL. Don't tell me...you didn't have a tag for that species. Better luck next time.
Why is his socks and boots off
Vince Lacommare to be quieter. A lot of guys just use stalker boots that go over your regular boots
You see the size of that chicken? ~/~
It's called hunting not shooting for a reason
This a waste giving non residence the opportunity to hunt while youth residence are pushed to the side and not giving opportunity to hunt I have a youth who was encouraged to do his hunter safety he is 16yrs now he passed his hunter education at 11yrs old applied every year before we know it he is gonna be an adult! 🤔
Az has a ton of youth opportunity dont wait around to draw a tag get him out there good luck
Enjoy the outdoors,clear your mind and soul of everyday living and give back to wildlife.Join the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation or attend a Big Game Banquet at RMEF.ORG
Binged all 3. Any buck on a hunt like that is a trophy! Wasted my time
ITS PRONOUNCED COWS DEER , DO YOUR HOME WORK NEUBERG