Big Hunt Guys

Randy Newberg joins Brady and Trail for a discussion on several key issues shaping Western big game hunting today. Topics include public land access and corner crossing, application and draw systems, recent Montana deer tag reductions for nonresidents, and the perspectives of both resident and nonresident hunters. This episode focuses on why changes are happening and how hunters can stay informed and engaged moving forward.

Late-season archery elk can be tough. On this week’s episode, Trail breaks down his recent successful hunt in the desert terrain of Arizona. The guys dive into the decision of applying for low-success late-season archery hunts, discuss tactics, and stalk decisions. Trail recounts the moment it all came together on a solid six-point.

In this episode, Brady sits down with Paul Frame and Hunter Bradford to break down their recent elk hunt together for Paul’s long-awaited first-ever bull elk—and the wild hunt behind it. The guys dive into the logistics of hunting steep country, having Paul pass up bulls, and the decision-making that put them in position for a perfect shot on the biggest bull in the canyon. And because it’s elk hunting, it didn’t end there. They discuss late-night meat hauling, plus a full next-day packout of meat and antlers. If you love elk stories, tough terrain, and first-bull celebrations, this one delivers.1

In this episode, Brady and Lorenzo have Lane Colyer back on, and the guys discuss strategies and tactics for hunting mule deer during the rut in Montana. They break down the timing of the rut, what triggers it, and how they would approach different phases of November. If you like mule deer, this is a good one, no matter what state you hunt.

Description: In this episode, Lorenzo relives his first duck hunt with his son. Brady follows it up with a breakdown of his elk hunt. Then the guys dive into the real meat of the show: how to tackle a bone-dry, dusty, crunchy 3rd season mule deer hunt in November. From family adventures to elk storytelling to legit late-season deer tactics, this episode brings laughs, lessons, and a healthy dose of hunting reality.