This week the Fresh Tracks crew was a bit spread out across the west but we still managed to whip together the fourth episode of Fresh Tracks Weekly relaying a few recent headlines and giving updates on some of the fun things we got to do.
For their deeper dive Randy and Marcus discuss Chronic Wasting Disease and talk about how new research is pointing towards managing herds at lower densities and younger age class could be better for the overall herd health. Randy struggles with this news as he is accustomed to a healthy deer herd being one of diverse age structure.
Up Next in Most Recent Videos
-
2022 New Mexico Application (All Spec...
Randy keys in on New Mexico that he deems the "land of enchantment". And for good reason, because the state holds numerous high quality public land hunts especially for elk. There isn't a point system, so it is possible to draw a primo tag on your first try. 84% of tags go to residents and of tha...
-
Questions With a Deer EXPERT | Ask He...
Jim Heffelfinger is a Certified Wildlife Biologist with degrees in Wildlife Management. He has authored hundreds of scientific papers and is currently the chairman of the Western Associate of Fish & Wildlife aka "Mule Deer Working Group". Simply put, if you have a question about deer. Jim kno...
-
Utah Application Breakdown 2022
Randy explains everything you need to know about applying for all spices in Utah. Utah is known for some amazing hunting opportunities, however, getting a tag as a non-resident is the tricky part. Is Utah worth applying for? Find out!
5 Comments