Black Bear Bag Dump with Randy Newberg hunter

[@frank5387]

Cool bag dump Randy. I take a lil more than you do but like you said be prepared & I am ! been caught up high a few times & the 2 others I hunt with are extremely happy that I am.... having survival experience comes in handy alot ! I carry a lil more advanced first aid gear but that's due to being a veteran & have come across others in really bad shape. LOVE THIS VIDEO ! You make'em & I'll keep watching ! : )

[@JA-bq5er]

thanks for posting this Randy. Its refreshing to see someone use plain old grocery bags and ziplocs instead of the big $$$ ultralight pullouts it seems everyone is going to.

[@dmeyer2895]

Why do you carry so much stuff, because you can. It's way better to have and not need than be up a creek without a paddle. You go out in the field long enough you are going to run up against bad odds, it's usually then when you find out what doesn't work. Love your videos Randy, keep them coming.

[@TheeMrRasmus]

That was actually less stuff than expected! But great to see the bag!

[@boomerrangerron]

Randy you must have been an Eagle Scout! I too want to know what it weighs. And then you add the game. 🐻

[@Hunterusa113]

Awesome Randy enjoyed that bag dump mate! When's the next live hunt I'm busting it's my daily watch before I start work . Aussie Hunter

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Not sure. We have some ideas about making some of last season's hunts a day-by-day behind the scenes series, but it does not have the intrigue of not knowing how it will turn out. But for sure we will have some in August.

[@Hunterusa113]

Randy Newberg, Hunter Nooooooo August?? Lol . Can't wait for next one Randy I'm absolutely hooked on your shows and your amazing country . I'm off pig hunting for 5days next week so I'm pretty pumped

[@seeknknowthetruth]

I really appreciate your stay with attitude. I just went thru over a year drought pig hunting here in Hawaii. Kept at it & stayed with it, just took a 140lb boar. Talking about earning it, hang in there & hunt hard, that's what we do.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Thanks for watching. As you know, sometimes it is the adventure and the journey that provides the greatest pleasure, not matter the final outcome.

[@UsherLinder]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@Kman31ca]

My 14 yo nephew took his first Black Bear with a 7-08. I'm thinking about trying one of those Howa mountain rifles. But in all honesty, I don't hunt the mountains as much as I would like. And I love my Tikka 270 wsm for the open land hunts I'm on. But, I've been building up my priority for Big horns and Sheep. So maybe when the deals hit after X- mas I'll pick up a Howa mountain rifle. And find a partner to hit the mountains next year. Gotta check into it though. I've heard rumours that Howa warranty doesn't apply to Canada. Just rumours, but I'll have to see. Anyways Randy, absolutely love your videos. I think I've watched them all. You bring a real to life perspective to hunting, and your concern for wildlife habitat is refreshing. Cheers, keep making these vids!

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Thank you. Hope that bighorn hunt is in your future.

[@gorillahd9247]

Excellent selection of gear. TP + TP + TP is comfortable survival. You might want to add a bit more first aid for trauma type situations and a lifestraw as a secondary water purification option. Other than that - well done Sir! Scott

[@markdavis2183]

The only thing I don't see in your pack, is baby wipes. A few years ago my buddy told me about them and now we use them not only for the last wipe but cleaning blood off your hands or clothing. I feel so much cleaner after squatting in the field using a baby wipe.

[@robertteller6928]

Randy: Where is the secret compartment that holds the Project Skunkworks Orca cooler especially made for your DQ Blizzard? Saw one at the Orca factory and GM said you were field testing.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Ours would be Skunkworks of the Orion Cooler undercover program. Can't talk about top secret prototype field research ;).

[@masonmilesoutdoors12]

I have shot many bears with my 270 shooting 130 grain bullets up to 400 yards

[@BadoreksDailys]

7mm-08 behind the shoulder will take down anything you're gonna find in most places. I bought one for my dad and at first he was skeptical but now he loves it.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Love mine (all three of them).

[@per-olofsvenningsson890]

ok now i know why you didn´t get a bear ;) a old saying in sweden is: never go out with a odd number of rounds, it´s bad luck ;) btw you are a real n true hunter ;) the real deal;)

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Tack för att du tittade. Min fars farföräldrar kom till Amerika från Sundborn år 1904. Karl Johansson.

[@per-olofsvenningsson890]

nices!! har sett allt minst 2 gånger :D avsnittet med ole är epic. skrattar lika mycket varje gång. jag har nog sett det över 10 gånger :D

[@Thetinebroken]

per-olof svenningsson Ahhhh yes my man! 3 in the rifle plus 9 spare equals the right number 12

[@landen2934]

Howdy y’all?

[@aaronmcneil3320]

I think if everyone is a true subscriber they will enjoy these day by day hunt along with everything else like I do!

[@Fresh_Tracks]

I hope they do. Thanks for watching.

[@whiteyfisk9769]

My God, i thought i carried alot for a bear day pack at 38lbs..alot of that is a 80mm spotter and tripod but still. Yours has to be a pushing 50

[@chriscolwell2691]

Glad I am not the only one who is over prepared....lol. I blame the new packs that make it easy to hold all my....stuff...if theres a pocket I gotta put something in it!

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Yup.

[@b97209]

Why the Garmin and the smart phone when both have OnX and large screen? I keep a paper map and compass as my backup.

[@YllwNinja82]

one thing you can do for fire starters is go buy a bike inner tube from Wal-mart, cut the inner tube up in to strips to make really strong black rubber bands(ranger bands) and in an emergency you can cut them in half and light them up with a lighter!

[@kavak1344]

hahaha Mountain Money... Never leave home without it!!!

[@kavak1344]

Oh, thanks for the the FHF info, they're the company I've been looking for!

[@thomasleeds4698]

Funny joke about the 140 grain 7mm and the bears not getting the memo. I just purchased a 6.5 creedmore and I haven't taken a second shot yet. 1 elk 1 shot. As long as you know your tools, you cannot go wrong.

[@whiteyfisk9769]

Use the caliber that will work when everything goes wrong, not the one that will work when everything goes right. 22lr has killed elk with perfect shots...why dont you use that?

[@garyo4456]

Did I miss it?......(tell me I missed it), or that your crew carries a Spot, InReach or some other Emergency Beacon device.

[@kren1101]

2 1/2 years later can you tell what the Leupold bino prototypes were? lol

[@20cameron1]

Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Add one thing: S&W 357 magnum or 44 magnum loaded with Underwood solid lead cast ammo to your belt.

[@promaster185]

Do you leave the tape on the barrel when you shoot? Thanks for another a great set of videos!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Yup. Does not affect performance at all.

[@jamesmarten5767]

Why dont you have any gear with your signature on them? Id buy it!

[@Fresh_Tracks]

I don't want to be one of those guys pimping gear. I use what works, whether they support our platforms or not. I wan the audience to use good gear. Thanks for that support.

[@whatspopin100]

Randy what kind of watch is that I see you have on your wrist

[@reeltrekk7115]

Looks like a Suunto

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Yup, Suunto.

[@knutpohl339]

The bear necessities...

[@Fresh_Tracks]

I like that.

[@bobiker9285]

My brother in law dropped a bear with a 7-08mm with a 140gr Barnes. It is plenty of bullet for bear, elk, probably even moose.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Yup, it is.

[@jasondlion]

Appreciate the bag dump! any way you could give info about your watch and if you suggest a smart watch? Also how much does your bag weigh fully loaded? thanks for all you do, keep it up!!!

[@Fresh_Tracks]

I'll weigh it tomorrow and let you know. Watch is a Suunto.

[@jasondlion]

Randy Newberg, Hunter been looking at a couple of those love what they can do and tell you in the woods! hear from you soon.

[@hunt4fish]

No offense at all Randy, I love your pack on the ground or in the truck; Taking what you do into consideration here's what I take; I take my rifle and clip, binox, flip video cam and some smoked salmon or equal; a knife, bandaids and some bags, incl'd tp. I'm on the low, low . Cell service here very marginal at best of times, none at my cabin. Like your pack though but only if someone else is carrying it or I need to lose some excess weight. Welcome to take mine anytime, hahahah. Time 4 you to get some endorsements on the products you use you have a lot of followers. It seems you tell it like it is ; I like that...cheers

[@Fresh_Tracks]

I wish I could get rid of some of that stuff. Over 25 years of doing this, it is my mix of weight versus necessity. My aging legs do complain when I put it on my back. Hardly anything shown in the bag dump are products I get paid to use. There is not enough love or money to get me to use, and therefore show to viewers, a product I think will not work for our style of hunting. That costs me a lot of financial opportunity, but I don't really care. Thanks for watching.

[@CaliforniaOutdoorTV]

What's the weight?

[@Fresh_Tracks]

I'll weigh it tomorrow.

[@CaliforniaOutdoorTV]

Thank you sir!

[@johncware66]

But then it will have a bear quarter strapped on it, so the weight will be off. :)

[@christopherbenfield7848]

13rds of ammo = bad omen

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Too funny.

[@sandonmorris7642]

it's better to have things and not need em, than to need em and not have em.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Safe or sorry, we each get to decide.

[@sandonmorris7642]

yes sir we do

[@bobiker9285]

That bag has a bottom???.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Others have asked, "How you fit all that in there?"

[@ravenfeather7087]

TP? Really? When you're hunting in deciduous and pine forests? And the grassy plains? Here in the mid-west if a man or woman carries commercial TP they're considered a sissy. And if a man hunts a pine forest and does not carry TP he's considered a real man's man and if it's a woman hunting pine without the gentrified paper amenity she's considered a real candidate for marriage and a good role model for her children. Rainin' here again. Dang this lousy weather.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Call me a sissy. There are somethings I'm not leaving behind, "Mountain Money" being one of those things.