Nevada offers some of the best big game hunting opportunities in the West—but getting a tag can be tricky, especially for nonresidents. In this video, Randy Newberg breaks down everything you need to know about applying for big game hunts in Nevada. Learn how the draw system works, tips for impro...

In this episode of Fresh Tracks, Randy finally makes good on a long-overdue graduation gift by taking his niece, Sydney (aka Sid), on a late-season elk hunt. Battling snow, cold, and the tough conditions that come with winter elk hunting, Randy and Sid put in the miles and the effort to find a bu...

This week on Fresh Tracks Weekly, we're switching gears from our usual deep dives into public land policy and instead catching up with the crew to talk about springtime plans and upcoming hunts. But don’t worry—we still have the news segment covering some updates on wildlife and conservation acro...

Packing out meat is one of the toughest parts of a successful hunt, and if your pack isn't loaded right, it can turn a rewarding experience into a painful one. In this video, Marcus and Lyle walk through how to properly load a hunting pack with meat to maximize comfort and efficiency. They share ...

In this video, Randy Newberg breaks down the entire application process for nonresident big game tags in Utah. Whether you're applying for elk, deer, antelope, moose, bison, or any of Utah’s once-in-a-lifetime species, Randy explains how the point system works, how to improve your odds, and how t...

This week on Fresh Tracks Weekly, we're exploring our ideas for improving government efficiency in the outdoors – D.O.G.E. style. Randy shares some ideas on how the government could improve its functionality when managing public lands and questions why these efficiency tools aren’t already being ...

Randy explains some simple ways to prevent getting lost.

This week on Fresh Tracks Weekly, we follow up on last week’s budget reconciliation deep dive and talk about the push to sell off public lands. A failed amendment revealed which lawmakers are backing this controversial move — and who’s fighting to keep our lands public.

We also cover the latest ...

Randy and Jace head to Alaska, where they first met back in 2018. While exploring a new area for coastal black bears, they reflect on that chance encounter—Jace fishing off a dock while Randy, Marcus, and Mike Spitzer waited out a spring bear hunt. Along the way, they talk about the importance of...

In this video, Randy Newberg breaks down why trekking poles might be one of the most underrated tools in a hunter's kit. Whether you’re packing out heavy loads or hiking into rugged terrain, trekking poles can make a noticeable difference. Randy explains the three key benefits: propulsion, shock ...

This week, Randy checks in from Washington D.C. where he’s meeting with lawmakers and staffers to get the latest on public land policy—and sound the alarm on new efforts to sell off public lands. With major decisions looming, we break down what’s at stake and how it could impact access and conser...

This week, we have Jared Frasier from what was previously 2% For Conservation. They are relaunching as Fish and Wildlife Volunteers, and Jared explains why the relaunch was necessary and how businesses and individuals can get involved.

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A few weeks ago, the Alask...

Hunting with a suppressor—why has Randy decided to make the switch? In this video, Randy breaks down the biggest myths surrounding suppressors and separates fact from fiction. Are they really as quiet as Hollywood makes them seem? Do they reduce velocity? Are they only for tactical shooters? Rand...

In this video, Randy Newberg explains why he chooses to hunt without a round in the chamber and why you might want to consider doing the same. He breaks down the statistics on hunting accidents and shares his personal experiences in the field. Safety is always the top priority, and Randy believes...

Rear support is one of the most overlooked aspects of steady shooting, but it can make all the difference when it comes to accuracy and confidence. In this video, Michael digs through his hunting pack and puts a variety of random items to the test as rear support for his rifle. From game bags to ...

This week, we are discussing the recent announcement from the Department of Interior to use Federal Land to help with the Housing Affordability crisis.

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Big news for corner crossing in multiple states. The U.S. 10 Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the ...

Randy Newberg breaks down everything non-residents need to know about applying for big game hunts in Colorado. He covers important deadlines (April 1, 2025), point systems, and strategies to improve your odds of drawing a tag. Whether you're after elk, mule deer, or pronghorn, this video will he...

This week, we are discussing the land and water conservation fund, how it’s one of the greatest conservation tools we have, and how, with all the chaos of trying to pass a budget, some LWCF projects could fall through the cracks if Congress doesn’t release funds.

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Applying for elk and deer tags in Montana can be confusing, but Randy Newberg breaks it down in this detailed guide for the 2025 season. Whether you're a first-time applicant or a seasoned hunter, Randy explains everything non-residents need to know — from draw odds and deadlines to bonus points ...

In this video, Marcus breaks down what happens when you use the SOS feature on your satellite communicator. He explains the entire process, from how the distress signal is sent out to the potential costs associated with emergency rescue services. If you’ve ever wondered who foots the bill in a li...

In this video, Jace gives us a detailed look at how he organizes his YETI GoBox 30 for a day at the range. From essential tools to must-have shooting accessories, he walks through everything he packs to stay prepared and efficient. Whether you're dialing in a new rifle, practicing for a hunt, or ...

This week, we’re discussing how a significant amount of Bureau of Land Management land has already been identified as suitable for disposal and would not require Congressional approval to sell.

There is still much uncertainty about the status of the federal employees who were fired in the last m...