Randy explains what draw odds are, are not, and other considerations a nonresident may want to think about this application season. Historical draw odds are the first step in having a good plan. But considering things like other application behavior, drought, unit popularity, and point creep can really make the difference between getting a western big game tag and staying at home this fall.
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The Best Value for Elk? | Hunt Wyomin...
Randy Newberg explains how you can draw an elk tag in Wyoming for this fall. He covers the dates to know, an overview of Wyoming's system, and how to get the best possible chance of drawing the tag you want.
Nonresidents can apply for the regular or the special draw in Wyoming. The state splits ...
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What the Heck is POINT CREEP?
Randy Newberg breaks down what point creep is, what causes point creep, and what can accelerate or change the rate of point creep. Randy has been applying in western states for elk, deer, and pronghorn for years and has been dealing with point creep ever since the start of "elaborate point scheme...
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Father & Son's First Elk Hunt
"The Land of Enchantment" boasts some of the best public land elk hunting opportunities in North America. This year Randy Newberg is back in one of his favorite spots to hunt bull elk with our 2019 sweepstakes winner. Sean who won this hunt brought his son Carraig along so that he could share thi...
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