O'Neill Ops Podcast 23: Elk Stories

Team Ops, discusses the unique experience hunting Elk on the SD Prairie.

[@fridolfmane1063]

My mother always told me to not draw on myself with a sharpie.

[@ONEILLOPS]

Your Mother also never told you about me.

[@Abcd12672]

Your mother also told you to stop putting your head into plastic bags because it could ruin your brain. Looks like you didn’t listen.

[@fridolfmane1063]

@@ONEILLOPS lmao

[@chadlajoice3852]

One of the best things about hunting is the experiences. Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed listening

[@darrenjgrefe131]

Unique opportunity fellas. Keep helping fellow hunters chase their dreams and making memories that last a lifetime.

[@pocketbike698]

Thanks for taking the time to make this one! Also, the funny stories are awesome

[@nohandle257]

Really really enjoyed this as I have been wondering about your whole Elk thing. I had no idea why there were Elk on the S Dakota prairie. A video of you processing a big elk would be cool.

[@rubberduck2856]

This is awesome never !!!!!!

[@johnwells5465]

Keith's mic stand is blocking John. Love your podcast guy's!

[@mvbabko3304]

I love this I get my my cheese and crackers kick back and enjoy!!

[@ONEILLOPS]

Get ready for more Brother.

[@edpauly4639]

U Have Horses??? lmfao too funny!!

[@nohandle257]

This is amazing. I just retired from managing a 20k acre ranch in SW Texas, 4 deer leases and all our hunters came out of Houston. I never got as dumb of schit as the stories you're telling. Over 12 years.

[@nohandle257]

We have Elk down here. Escapees from private hunting reserves. There's about 150k acres of low or no fenced land all around us where this breeding population roams. We feed them alfalfa, corn and protein pellets to help them out and keep them around ... as do the leases around us. Unfortunately these elk are partially cross-bred with Red Deer and do not attain the size or your magnificent animals. Still the bulls can get to 800 lbs occasionally. I think I understand why some of your hunters just 'lose it' when they encounter and actually take one of your animals. I'd probably be like that if I took even one of our smaller Elk. I've never done it even though I've had the opportunity for 13 years. I may do it one day if my good friend that owns this property I live on now in my retirement joins in with me. It ain't a 'one old guy' proposition.

[@2394eric]

This shit is hilarious!

[@jodyeastin2413]

Outstanding you know it true can't make that shit up

[@jtn-minn8105]

Corn fed Beef,corn fed Whitetail,now corn fed Elk,Yummy.. but 20+ Elk wandering around a circle of 200+bushel $7.50+(this year) per bushel, guessing they tramp down as much as they eat. ouch. Have you started planting yet?

[@ONEILLOPS]

Just started Planting 3 days ago!

[@isaacjohnson49]

Are any of you guys ex military? Absolutely love the content and stories dude. This shit is amazing.

[@ONEILLOPS]

No Sir, just hunters and lifetime shooters.

[@peterschmidt2849]

😎🇺🇸🔥

[@zacmiller6741]

I bet you guys hunt elk with the 22-250

[@ONEILLOPS]

Bahahahahahahaha!

[@briannguyen5725]

Why is it a pet peeve for people to ask to kill your coyotes? Is it just seemingly ungrateful or wasting your time for coyote when a person have an elk tag?

[@ONEILLOPS]

Because we film Coyotes... It's our go to season, and gig... When guys use getting an Elk tag to hunt Coyotes in, on or around me it's BS.