Randy, Corey, & Donnie Talking Corey's Colorado Elk Hunt & Strategies (Elk Talk Podcast - EP 113)

In this episode of Elk Talk Podcast (Episode 113), Corey and Randy are joined by Donnie Drake and his repertoire of Dad Jokes. Topics covered include:
*how Donnie and Corey set up their team calling situations
*when to cow call versus bugle
*calling satellites versus herd bulls
*motorbike wrecks
*Randy crashing his Dad's truck
*Corey's new elk film
*where bulls stage in pre-rut
*explanation of bull behavior through the entire rut phase
*big bulls getting chased off by smaller older bulls…
*…and a lot of other nuggets for archery elk season!
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[@user-ev2hq9vm7d]

You guys are a huge inspiration for me. Just found you guys about a month or 2 ago. Thank you Thank You Thank You is all I can tell you both...

[@perryknetter8577]

Thank you Randy Corey Donnie great podcast God's Blessings to you all on all your adventures

[@rubenvasquez021]

Randy , Cory thanks for all this knowledge have a hunt unit 23 in AZ archery bull I’ll put all these tips and advice to work thanks again

[@ivoryholsters9621]

That's excellent! I'm headed to Colorado unit 40 on the 17th myself! Hopefully it works out the same way it did for Corey.

[@brooksvandevelder447]

Located 3 Roosevelt bulls this evening with cow calls, we heard them crashing away from a thunder bugle. Cow chirps got their attention but they wanted to see elk. Hung up around 100 yards. Hopefully tomorrow I can trick one into my partners lap

[@chriskahn7123]

As a veteran that grew up out east not in a hunting family, I learned to hunt in Washington primarily from the great content all of you release on youtube and have been successful in the field and have joined RMEF. I recently moved to Colorado and just want to say I'm surprised and disappointed to hear about politics in both states and will be writing to my elected representatives.

[@T1nTodd]

Gmu 40 archery tags are easy to come by. Why blow 18 points on tags you can pick up on leftover?

[@kenraterink]

Not easy if you're a nonresident. Takes 15 points minimum to have any chance

[@T1nTodd]

@kenraterink There was one on the reissue list today at 11am...

[@kenraterink]

@T1nTodd with archery season half over that would be difficult for any nonresident to pull off a hunt there on that short notice.... you can't even turn in a otc license anymore if u were headed out there to hunt already

[@T1nTodd]

@kenraterink Very little public ground there. Easy to see it all in a day.

[@jakef1977]

I watched a freaking bird kill an entire industry. And small towns all over the West dried up. They are using the exact same tactic to stop hunting. I would head Randy's words. People if you don't step up hunting will be gone. I've seen this happen before.

[@brooksvandevelder447]

Logging is alive and well, here in nw Oregon its hard to find any mature timber. Clear cutting the forest and shipping it to China is irresponsible use of our forest land, not to mention the glyphosate the spray afterwards. Wake up

[@jakef1977]

@@brooksvandevelder447 it's all SPI and Weyerhaeuser I hunt all over in Oregon. The Federal ground has big trees and heavy brush loggers can't touch. The private companies are cutting the pecker poles for OSB and Partical Board. I work in the industry. Don't tell me to wake up. Red Emmerson is not sending lumber to China he is holding it In warehouses in Canada. SPI controls all timber in the US.