The Most Interesting Man in the Wild | Episode 290 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2026-09-22 | The Most Interesting Man in the Wild | Episode 290
Finding Elk in a Sea of Orange | Post-Rut Hunting Tactics | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-10-08 | Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen discuss hunting pressure and how they turn heavy hunting pressure into their greatest advantage. In this clip, they break down how to use the "sea of orange" to predict elk movement, from getting ahead of the crowd at the trailhead to understanding why afternoons, weekdays, and the end of the season offer the best opportunities. They also discuss how to hunt public-private boundaries and why pressured elk become "couch potatoes" that hunker down in sanctuaries instead of running, making them both harder to find but also more predictable if you know how to read the pressure.
How to find Elk When They Stop Bugling | Post-Rut Elk Hunting | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-10-06 | Struggling to find elk after the rut? Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen tackle the major shift in elk behavior for the post-rut rifle season (mid to late October). They explain why mature bulls become silent, solitary, and retreat into low-pressure "sanctuaries," making this the most challenging time to hunt public land. Learn critical strategies for this period, including how to identify elk sanctuaries, why scouting before opening day is crucial, and how to adjust your tactics for unseasonably warm weather or thick timber. If your elk vanish when the bugling stops, this is your essential guide to post-rut success.
Post-Rut Elk Strategies; October 15-30 | Episode 155 | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-10-03 | In this episode of the Elk Talk Podcast, Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen dive deep into one of the most challenging phases of the season: the post-rut rifle hunt. They break down exactly how mature bull behavior changes after the peak rut, explaining why these smart, pressured animals become solitary and retreat to secure "sanctuaries" other hunters avoid. If you're struggling to find bulls after the rut shuts off, this episode is your essential guide to hunting smarter in the post-rut.
The Three Types of Rut Bulls (And How to Hunt Them) | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-09-24 | Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen discuss the chaotic world of elk hunting during peak rut, where bulls are ruled by hormones, dominance, and the relentless pursuit of cows. Our hosts break down the three key types of bulls you’ll encounter, herd bulls, frustrated satellite bulls, and timid sub-mature bulls. The pair shares their strategies for hunting each type of bull. From understanding why herd bulls are nearly impossible to call in to exploiting the vulnerabilities of loner bulls, they explore the high-stakes game of bugles, cow calls, and stealthy approaches. Whether you're trying to outsmart a dominant 340-inch giant or capitalize on a wandering satellite bull, this episode offers tactical insights for navigating the madness of late September elk hunting.
The Late-September Elk Rut: Why Calling Gets Harder When Bugling Peaks | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-09-22 | Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen jump into the thrilling yet challenging world of late-September elk hunting, where the rut is in full swing and mature bulls are laser-focused on breeding. Our hosts break down why this peak season also brings heightened difficulty, as pressured elk grow wiser and less responsive to calls. Whether you're lying awake in your tent, captivated by the sounds of the elk woods, or strategizing how to outsmart a call-shy bull, this discussion captures the electric atmosphere of hunting during the most exhilarating and frustrating week of the season.
Peak Estrus Elk Strategies; September 22-30 | | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-09-19 | In this episode of Elk Talk Podcast, Randy Newberg interviews Corey Jacobsen to cover the most effective tactics for the 2025 archery season. This podcast covers September 22-30, what we define as the Peak Estrus Season that is a continuation of the Peak Rut. We account for the moon phase (new moon to half moon), the influence fall equinox has on rutting activity, difficulty of pulling herd bulls from their cows, best tactics for bulls at this time of the season, the opportunity at mature satellite bulls, and many other ideas to consider at you hunt bulls during this Peak Estrus period.
From Cow Calls to Chaos: Triggering Aggressive Bull Responses | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-09-17 | Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen talk strategies of elk hunting during the peak of the rut. Our hosts cover topics like the perfect setup, art of timing with cow calls, how to provide a bedded bull into revealing his location, and when to unleash a full-throttle challenge bugle that’ll ignite an aggressive response. With expert tips on reading elk behavior, controlling the encounter, and staying ready for the explosive moment when a bull comes storming in, Randy and Corey provide a masterclass in turning patience and precision into a heart-pounding, successful hunt.
Why Mid-September is Prime Time for Elk | Strategies for Mid-Rut Success | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-09-15 | Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen dive into the intense dynamics of elk behavior during the peak of the rut, as mature bulls take charge and competition heats up. From the preseason-like activity of early September to the playoff-level intensity by mid-month, the pair breaks down why the third week is prime time for calling in aggressive, territorial bulls. Additional topics include; how the fall equinox triggers cows to come into estrus, why dominant bulls are both protective and still willing to challenge rivals, and how younger, displaced bulls add to the chaos.
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Peak Rut Elk Strategies; September 15-21 | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-09-12 | In this episode of Elk Talk Podcast, Randy interviews Corey to cover the most effective tactics for the 2025 archery season. This podcast covers September 15-21, what we define as the start of the Peak Rut Season, accounting for moon phase (new moon), even more hunting pressure, location of bulls in relation to cows with older bulls now controlling the herds, best calling tactics for bulls at this time of the season, how to use water as a tool, and many other ideas to consider at you hunt bulls during this Peak Rut Season period.
How to Hunt Elk During a FULL Moon | Mid-Day Madness Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-09-08 | Randy and Corey dive into the fascinating tactic of Mid-Day Madness! A strategic approach to elk hunting during the full moon phase when elk become restless in the middle of the day. Learn why bulls are more responsive to calls during this time, how to use cow calls and bugles effectively, and why positioning at the same elevation as the elk can make or break your setup. We also cover the importance of thermals, wind direction, and patience when targeting bedded bulls, ensuring you maximize your chances of a successful hunt. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or new to the game, these insights will sharpen your mid-day elk strategies.
Pre-rut Elk Strategies; September 8-14 | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-09-05 | In this episode of Elk Talk Podcast, Randy interviews Corey to cover the most effective tactics for the 2025 archery season. This podcast covers September 8-14, what we define as the Pre-rut period, accounting for moon phase (half moon), increased hunting pressure, location of bulls moving closer to cows, best calling tactics for bulls at this time of the season, how to use water as a tool, and many other ideas to consider at you hunt bulls during this Pre-rut period.
Silencers, Tax Stamps, and Backroom Politics with Silencer Central | Hunt Talk Radio Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-09-03 | In this revealing podcast episode, we pull back the curtain on the complex political battle to reform the National Firearms Act (NFA) and deregulate firearm suppressors. Our guest details the pragmatic, behind-the-scenes efforts to modernize outdated laws during an administration hostile to the Hearing Protection Act, including a strategic push to reallocate the existing $200 tax stamp to fund conservation through Pittman-Robertson instead of the general treasury. The discussion tackles the harsh realities of navigating partisan politics in Washington, the unfortunate prevalence of misinformation within the industry, and the ultimate goal of making suppressors more accessible for hunters and shooters while simultaneously generating significant revenue for wildlife conservation, proving that progress often requires compromise and a clear-eyed view of what is actually possible.
Moon Phases, Rut Timing & Early-Season Strategies with Corey Jacobsen | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-31 | Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen jump into the best strategies for elk hunting in 2025, starting with the crucial factors of moon phases and the fall equinox—key elements that influence elk behavior. Corey breaks down how early-season hunting (September 1-8) presents unique opportunities, as mature bulls transition from bachelor groups to solitary "bull bedrooms," becoming territorial and more responsive to calls. We explore tactics like cow calling and strategic aggression to lure in these bulls before the peak rut, while also discussing how moon phases affect elk movement differently in mountain versus desert states. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or planning your first elk hunt, this episode offers expert insights on scouting, calling techniques, and capitalizing on early-season advantages before hunting pressure intensifies. Tune in for actionable tips to make your 2025 elk hunt a success!
The $200 Question: What Happens When the Tax Stamp Vanishes? Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-30 | Ever wondered what happens when a decades-old $200 tax stamp suddenly vanishes? In this episode, we dive deep into the impending seismic shift in the suppressor market as the National Firearms Act is reformed. We get an insider's perspective from an industry leader on the chaotic rush expected this January, the critical bottleneck of ATF form processing, and why a simple trust is about to become your most valuable asset. They reveal why current owners might be racing to consolidate their collections, how manufacturers are scrambling to meet unprecedented demand, and why the experience of shooting with a suppressor is so transformative that users declare they'll never go back. This is a candid look at the regulatory avalanche about to hit, the real-world business implications, and the future of a quieter, more accessible shooting sports industry.
Moon Phase Impact on Elk Behavior Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-30 | Do you believe the moon phase impacts your Elk hunting? Let us know in the comments!
Early Season Elk Strategies; September 1-7 | Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-29 | In this episode of Elk Talk Podcast, Randy interviews Corey to cover the most effective tactics for the 2025 archery season. This podcast covers September 1-7, what we define as the Early Season, accounting for moon phase (full moon), hunting pressure, location of bulls in relation to cows, best calling tactics for bulls at this time of the season, how to use water as a tool, and many other ideas to consider at you hunt bulls during this Early Season period.
HPA/NFA update with Silencer Central | Hunt Talk Radio | Ep. 273 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-28 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is at the HQ of Silencer Central to catch up with the CEO, Brandon Maddox and talk about the many updates since the last podcast six months ago. Topics covered include funding conservation, Silencer Central's effort to reform the National Firearms Act and pass the Hearing Protection Act, the difficulty of getting changes in DC, the benefits of silencer deregulation, and a lot of other topics related to hunting and owning suppressors.
Fences, Fawns, Predator Control and BETTER Habitat | Hunt Talk Radio Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-27 | Randy Newberg and Robert Mahaffey dive into the complex challenges facing South Dakota’s pronghorn populations like harsh winters and habitat loss to disease and fencing. Additional topics include firsthand accounts of unexplained antelope deaths, debates over predator management, and innovative solutions like wildlife-friendly fence modifications. Listen as these experts argue that habitat quality is the ultimate key to saving these animals and how grassroots efforts are fighting to rewrite their future.
Pronghorn vs Antelope | The Great American Nomenclature Debate! Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-26 | ...
From 90,000 to 30,000: Can South Dakota’s Antelope Herd Be Saved? | Hunt Talk Radio Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-26 | Randy Newberg and Robert Mahaffey discuss the decline of South Dakota’s Pronghorn population, from a peak of 90,000 in 2008 to just 30,000 today. The pair explore the causes—over-harvesting, harsh winters, and habitat loss and the efforts of the South Dakota Antelope Foundation to restore populations to a sustainable 60,000. Unlike hunting-focused groups, the South Dakota Antelope Foundation’s mission is conservation-first, tackling challenges like landowner conflicts, urban expansion, and policy changes. Discover how science, advocacy, and community action aim to protect these iconic animals before it’s too late.
South Dakota Antelope Foundation | Hunt Talk Radio | Ep. 272 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-25 | In this episode of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy talks with Robert Mahaffey of the South Dakota Antelope Foundation. They discuss the background of the SD Antelope Foundation, antelope herd history in South Dakota, impacts of human expansion into pronghorn habitat, and a bit of trivia. You can learn more about the South Dakota Antelope Foundation at sdantelopefoundation.org
From No Ticket… to a $7 Million Lawsuit?! Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-21 | Four Wyoming hunters thought they were in the clear after corner crossing. No fines, no charges. Then came the lawsuit: a staggering $7 million claim. Sometimes civil court hits harder than criminal.
History of the Unlawful Enclosures Act and its Impact on the WY Corner Crossing Case Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-20 | The 10th Circuit ruled that crossing at corners may be civil trespass but the Unlawful Enclosures Act changes everything. From 1800s range wars to today’s public land battles, here’s why you can’t fence off America’s public lands.
The Fight Over Corner Crossing & Private Property Rights Continues | Hunt Talk Radio | Ep. 271 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-20 | On this episode of Hunt Talk Radio, we dive deep into the legal battle over corner crossing and public land access, breaking down the landmark Iron Bar case. Joined by legal experts, we explore how the 10th Circuit ruled that the Unlawful Enclosures Act protects hunters who cross from one public parcel to another without touching private land—even if it means stepping over a corner. We discuss the history of checkerboard lands, key court cases like Leo Sheep and Bergin v. Lawrence, and what this ruling means for hunters navigating locked-up public parcels. Whether you're in the 10th Circuit or eyeing checkerboard lands in the Ninth, this episode unpacks the risks, legal nuances, and future implications of corner crossing. Tune in for a must-listen discussion on property rights, public access, and the fine line between trespass and fair use.
Corner Crossers Walk Free... Then Get Hit With $7M Lawsuit. Whats Next? | Hunt Talk Radio | Ep. 271 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-18 | In this episode of Hunt Talk Radio, Randy Newberg and Dylan Soares of the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) unpack the high-profile legal battle over corner crossing, a dispute that could redefine public land access for hunters. The case involves four Missouri hunters who crossed from one parcel of public BLM land to another in Wyoming’s Elk Mountain area, avoiding private land but sparking a lawsuit from Iron Bar Holdings. After being acquitted of criminal trespass, they faced a $7 million civil claim, leading to a federal court ruling in their favor that is now potentially headed to the U.S. Supreme Court.We break down the critical differences between criminal and civil trespass, explaining why this case matters beyond Wyoming. The 10th Circuit’s broad ruling upheld the hunters’ right to cross corners, but with Iron Bar Holdings seeking Supreme Court review, the future of public land access hangs in the balance. Legal experts weigh in on the timeline, possible outcomes, and why hunters nationwide should pay attention.From courtroom drama to on-the-ground implications, this episode explores what’s at stake for sportsmen, landowners, and federal land policy. Will the Supreme Court take the case? How could this reshape hunting access in the West? Tune in for a deep dive into one of the most consequential legal fights in modern outdoor recreation.
Corner Crossing with PERC | Hunt Talk Radio | Episode 271 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-15 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, host Randy Newberg is joined by Dylan Soares, an attorney and conservationist with the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC), to dive deep into the legal and practical implications of corner crossing—a hot topic in public land access.The discussion begins with an overview of the high-profile Wyoming corner-crossing case, where four hunters were acquitted of criminal trespass but later faced a civil lawsuit. Dylan explains the legal nuances between criminal and civil trespass, the role of the Unlawful Enclosures Act, and how the 10th Circuit Court ruled that state trespass laws are preempted in cases where public land is effectively blocked by private landowners.Disclaimer: Nothing in this podcast constitutes legal advice. Always consult an attorney for legal matters.
Positive Changes in the Hunting and Shooting Industry with Pete Brownell | Hunt Talk Radio Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-11 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy shares the mic with Pete Brownell, President of Brownell's. Brownell's has been a family name in hunting, shooting, and gunsmithing since 1938. Pete is the third Brownell generation to lead the company from its headquarters in Iowa. Topics covered include the history of Brownell's, Pete's volunteerism and commitment to shooting sports, Pete's more recent efforts to get changes to the NFA with his lobbying in DC, support for the Boone & Crockett Club, and the Brownell history of working to improve hunting and shooting for the next generations.
Brownells - A Legacy of Leadership in Hunting and Shooting | Hunt Talk Radio | Episode 270 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-08-08 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy shares the mic with Pete Brownell, President of Brownell's. Brownell's has been a family name in hunting, shooting, and gunsmithing since 1938. Pete is the third Brownell generation to lead the company from its headquarters in Iowa. Topics covered include the history of Brownell's, Pete's volunteerism and commitment to shooting sports, Pete's more recent efforts to get changes to the NFA with his lobbying in DC, support for the Boone & Crockett Club, and the Brownell history of working to improve hunting and shooting for the next generations.
Jim Zumbo - Living Legend and Humble Hunter | Hunt Talk Radio | Episode 268 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-07-28 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy spends a day with one of his friends and most admired mentors, Jim Zumbo. Jim needs no introduction, having introduced so many of us to the world of western big game hunting. Topics covered include Jim using his platforms to promote conservation, his lengthy career as a writer and advocate for wild things, his commitment to elk and RMEF, Jim's mentorship to many, a lot of hunting stories, and sixty years of hunting wisdom from a humble man whose knowledge can't be adequately summarized in two hours.
To Ensure the Future of Elk | Steve Decker on Elk Talk Podcast Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-07-22 | Corey and Randy are joined by Steve Decker, Chief Revenue Officer at RMEF. Topics covered include the mission priorities of RMEF, how such mission work is accomplished on the ground, and how it is funded. Insight to the expectations members, volunteers, donors, and other supporters have of RMEF. And a lot of other discussion as to how RMEF is the effective advocate for elk and elk hunters.
RMEFs Mission - Elk, Other Wildlife, Their Habitat, and Hunting Heritage | Elk Talk Podcast 149 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-07-21 | Corey and Randy are joined by Steve Decker, Chief Revenue Officer at RMEF. Topics covered include the mission priorities of RMEF, how such mission work is accomplished on the ground, and how it is funded. Insight to the expectations members, volunteers, donors, and other supporters have of RMEF. And a lot of other discussion as to how RMEF is the effective advocate for elk and elk hunters.
North American Pronghorn Foundation Needs Us | Episode 264 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-07-09 | In this episode (#263) of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy Newberg is joined by members of the North American Pronghorn Foundation to discuss the launch of the organization and their efforts to "future-proof" pronghorn. Topics covered include the state of pronghorn, trends impacting pronghorn numbers, challenges of starting a new organization, goals, on the ground work plans, and many reasons why our pronghorn need our help.
Public Lands with Congressman Mike Simpson | Elk Talk Podcast 148 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-06-26 | In this episode of the Elk Talk Podcast, Corey Jacobsen and Randy Newberg go through the latest updates on the public land sales proposed by Senator Mike Lee. Midway through, they are joined by Congressman Mike Simpson of Idaho, a person known for taking strong stances in favor of public lands. The topics covered are all public land and access topics that are currently being determined in Congress. We are asking you to stand up , speak up, and make your voice heard.
Public Land Sale Update | Randy Newberg on Senates Actions Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-06-26 | THE HEAT IS ON! Keep making your calls. We are winning. Politely and Professionally, call your Senators, your Congressman, and Majority Leader Senator John Thune. We’re here to WIN.
Defending the Constitutional Rights to Hunt and Fish Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-06-10 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is joined by Dan Gates of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management. Topics covered include examination of how I-127 was defeated in Colorado, new attempts to circumvent the ballot initiative and use the legislature and Wildlife Commission, strategic communications for non-hunting voters, using a 501(c)(4) rather than a 501(c)(3), and many other ideas about how to be an effective advocate when the odds are stacked against hunters.
Know your State Laws and become an Effective Advocate for Conservation | Dan Gates Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-06-09 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is joined by Dan Gates of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management. Topics covered include examination of how I-127 was defeated in Colorado, new attempts to circumvent the ballot initiative and use the legislature and Wildlife Commission, strategic communications for non-hunting voters, using a 501(c)(4) rather than a 501(c)(3), and many other ideas about how to be an effective advocate when the odds are stacked against hunters.
Conservation | Spreading the Passion Beyond the Choir Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-06-07 | Catch the full episode on the Hunt Talk Radio Podcast or listen wherever you download your podcasts.
Defeating Proposition 127, Colorados Cat Hunting Ban | Dan Gates Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-06-06 | Standing Up and Speaking Up in Colorado | Hunt Talk Radio | Episode 265In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is joined by Dan Gates of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management. Topics covered include examination of how I-127 was defeated in Colorado, new attempts to circumvent the ballot initiative and use the legislature and Wildlife Commission, strategic communications for non-hunting voters, using a 501(c)(4) rather than a 501(c)(3), and many other ideas about how to be an effective advocate when the odds are stacked against hunters.
Standing Up and Speaking Up in Colorado | Hunt Talk Radio | Episode 265 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-06-05 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is joined by Dan Gates of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management. Topics covered include examination of how I-127 was defeated in Colorado, new attempts to circumvent the ballot initiative and use the legislature and Wildlife Commission, strategic communications for non-hunting voters, using a 501(c)(4) rather than a 501(c)(3), and many other ideas about how to be an effective advocate when the odds are stacked against hunters.
Dont Sit on the Sidelines | Talk with Your Reps About Key Issues | Senator Martin Heinrich Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-05-02 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy Newberg is joined by one of the most avid elk hunting US Senators, Senator Martin Heinrich from New Mexico. Randy is in DC to lobby on public land issues and was invited by Senator Heinrich to have a discussion about public lands, conservation, funding, the challenges ahead, the reality of the current political landscape, the Senator's connection to public lands via hunting, and other timely topics related to public lands and hunting.
Elk Tough; Mental and Physical Strength | Elk Talk Podcast Episode 145 Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-05-01 | The MTNTOUGH PreSeason Prep Sale is here! Get 30% off Annual Subscriptions + receive a free MTNTOUGH hat and journal! Workout Alongside Randy with MTNTOUGH's Pre-Season Prep 50+ Program.Follow this link to sign up - mtntough.comIn this episode of Elk Talk Podcast, Corey Jacobsen and Randy Newberg are joined by Dustin Diefenderfer of MTN TOUGH. Three elk hunters tell some stories, give some ideas of their physical and mental challenges with elk hunting, and offer ideas of how to excel in the mountains, even if you are not a gym rat. And even if you're an older elk hunter, like Randy.
Selling our Public Lands, an Abstract Point of View | Senator Martin Heinrich Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-04-30 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy Newberg is joined by one of the most avid elk hunting US Senators, Senator Martin Heinrich from New Mexico. Randy is in DC to lobby on public land issues and was invited by Senator Heinrich to have a discussion about public lands, conservation, funding, the challenges ahead, the reality of the current political landscape, the Senator's connection to public lands via hunting, and other timely topics related to public lands and hunting.
Elk & Deer Comeback Hunters Conservation Legacy Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-04-30 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy Newberg is joined by one of the most avid elk hunting US Senators, Senator Martin Heinrich from New Mexico. Randy is in DC to lobby on public land issues and was invited by Senator Heinrich to have a discussion about public lands, conservation, funding, the challenges ahead, the reality of the current political landscape, the Senator's connection to public lands via hunting, and other timely topics related to public lands and hunting.
Better Land Management and Public Land Access Hunt Talk Radio Podcast 2025-04-29 | In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy Newberg is joined by one of the most avid elk hunting US Senators, Senator Martin Heinrich from New Mexico. Randy is in DC to lobby on public land issues and was invited by Senator Heinrich to have a discussion about public lands, conservation, funding, the challenges ahead, the reality of the current political landscape, the Senator's connection to public lands via hunting, and other timely topics related to public lands and hunting.
