We're Gonna Give 'Er The Sauce | Nevada Archery Mule Deer (EP. 3)

In episode 3 of this Nevada archery deer hunt, Randy and Scott fill up their flat tire with air before heading out to a glassing knob for the morning. The smoke is thick, but they are able to locate 5 bucks across the drainage. After losing sight of them, they decide to move locations to get eyes on some new ridges.
Randy spots a small buck in the wide open but decides to let it go since he made it through such a rough drought year. After an explanation about Randy’s history with tacos they head to bed for the last full day of hunting. They are able to locate a group of bucks and decide to make a stalk in. The wind isn’t great, but try to make it work as time in the hunt is winding down.
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[@wadecollins8972]

after my old man passed away last year, Randy's advice is the closest thing to stil hearing his advice....thanks for the content sir/team

[@jager9825]

My dad passed away this year. It's been a hard year. It's hard not to have him to talk to about hunting this year.

[@ogoe_joeoutdoors1088]

@@jager9825 we have that in common. I lost my Dad in March and I can't think about deer hunting without feeling a pit in my stomach and a hole in my heart.

[@time_experiment]

this is the reason i like Randy's videos. they show the real hunting experience

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Glad to hear it Aman

[@carsonjunkie2569]

@@Fresh_Tracks and Awoman 😀

[@brushwolf]

Relatable scorpion story; My dad had an old timer friend named Lawrence who was an eccentric, and as country as they come ( he also had a PhD). They used to run their coyote hounds in Mexico during the 80s (when it was safe to do so). They would cross the border at Progreso, TX into Tamalipus and hunt the entire weekend, often at a place they called Goat Island (?). One night a norther began to blow through and it ruined the hunting. They decided to build a fire and ride out the front. They collected old mesquite wood and soon had a good fire going. Dad was hunkered down sitting on an old milk crate and Lawrence, in usual Lawrence form was laying on his back, on the bare ground with his hands under his head, and one leg crossed over his raised knee. Suddenly a scorpion rushed from the burning wood directly towards Lawrence. Dad jumped up and squashed the scorpion. Lawrence didn't budge. A few minutes later another scorpion rushed from the fire right towards Lawrence. Dad jumped up and squashed this scorpion as well, and Lawrence still didn't so much as flinch. Dad sat down then told Lawrence, "Lawrence, that's the second scorpion to come out of that fire that I've had to squash for you". Lawrence still laying in the same position responded, "Abel, that's what I have good friends for".

[@AnthonysOutdoors]

Hey Randy. Just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work and filming. Even when they don't produce a harvest. I found your channel last year when I was hospitalized for a month from a severe auto immune disease setback. Your videos helped keep me sane and my spirits up, that I might be able to make it to the woods in November of 2020. I made it and was successful in harvesting whitetail deer. I find myself again a year later watching your channel for hours on end due to a work related injury. Your positivity in your videos is infectious through the screen. So again... thank you for all you do! Happy hunting.

[@Fresh_Tracks]

Thanks for the kind note. Hope all of that is behind you and you have many great days afield this season.

[@mhudsonc.2625]

We all need a Scott in our corner. Please keep em coming Randy

[@scottjonesfamily1440]

Thanks Brother!

[@mikemilgiore4917]

The social media hunting community needs more Randy Newbergs! Love your content!!!!

[@zaynemikita6897]

Those elk tacos looked like a culinary master piece. Like tuning into meat eater but without all the extra BS and fluff. Good hunt you guys!!

[@Robertlee530]

Just to let you know I absorb your content as much as I can . I am the father of 3 year old twins and happily married . Inspite of my desire to hunt as much as possible . I have priorities in my family life . For the last several years your content has severed as a bridge for my lack of time afield .Your diy attitude towards hunting as well as high moral code is a wonderful love of just the pursuit is all inspiring. I have started my preparations for future western hunting . Please continue the content as much as possible .

[@williamlaird2136]

As I watched you struggle to repair your tire, I could only think about the number of time I or other in our party found ourselves in a similar situation. Our go to repair kit for flats in the boonies is a kit by the name of "Safety Seal". It is the next best thing to a spare tire. The kit is more expensive than the junk one time maybe kits found in auto parts stores. We have had our kits, some of us, for over twenty years. The kit has solid reusable tool that make repairing radial tires much easier than the war you had with the lesser made tool. I always believe that the experiences that we have in the field, sometimes good, sometimes not so good, are the memories that will always be remembered and cherished as we age. Thank you for sharing some of your memories. By the way, I live in Nevada and truly believe I have been on some of the same hilltops that your show in this video series.

[@sheerwillsurvival2064]

Absolutely I have a ARB kit is heavy duty also 👍🏻

[@ronaldmcguire1581]

Nevada archery mule deer is a passion. There's always that chance to locate a jumbo

[@fishnchips8618]

These are the most real hunting videos. Randy shows real hunting 100%. Thats why I love these, brings back my own memories. Not always successful but always a good trip with friends.

[@backcountrysassn7216]

I like hearing the chukar in the back ground 2:11

[@Huntnlady7]

Good ear!

[@ryandearing60]

@@Huntnlady7 as a chukar hunter I heard it from the next room! You can tell Randy doesn't hunt Chukar or else he would have notices.

[@kinneyelliott5615]

In a life time of hunting you get two or three good hunting buddies that you can count on so cherish those hunts together

[@ram_bam]

8:51 The tailgate drop of a discouraged man. 😆 Hang in there, Scott.

[@ryandearing60]

I'm distracted by the Chukar calling!

[@jordanhawkins7309]

Keep it up guys. The emotional struggle of hunting is real. Makes the successful hunts that much more enjoyable. Good friends. Good times. Great memories!

[@Piratedavessaltylife]

That is Tapatio "TAA-PAA-TEE-O" Randy. 2nd to Cholula on the sauce scale for the Mesicans watching....Myself included. I gave up 12 years in Las Vegas Nevada for Florida. Tried California and Idaho as well. Love the salty life but still go back to hunt with Buddies in Nevada when I can. Colorado Elk this year!

[@hunt_trap_fish]

Thank you for the pronunciation correction lol. I was scrolling through looking for it!

[@ogoe_joeoutdoors1088]

Nah, Cholula is watered down vinegar. Tapatio is way better IMO

[@ogoe_joeoutdoors1088]

@Huntinfunatic nope..lol I've had all those, Tabasco has its place but for me, overall Tapatio hands down. But, hey, everyone has their favorites. That's why there is variety. Cheers to a good meal regardless of the sauce of choice.

[@hunt_trap_fish]

@@ogoe_joeoutdoors1088 100% agree. Tapatio all day

[@Piratedavessaltylife]

I like Valentino when in the Taco Shops out west or down in Cabo. Hard to find on the shelf in Florida, like Tapatio

[@garrettgalloway5694]

HECK YEAH NOW THAT'S HOW IT'S DONE!! LIKE HOW U SCRATCH UP YOUR RIG 👌💯👍

[@allanclose9684]

I still have my Gerber knife that was given to me on my 19 th birthday, I am 7o years old now. It's given me many trouble free years of service.

[@michaelduncan2759]

I understand the comradely that comes from great friends, that simply spending time together is payment enough for an unproductive hunt. Although you and I are roughly the same age, I have friends who have known me for 50 years. Getting together is like we just saw each other yesterday. God gives us very few blessings like that.

[@BCVS777]

Spot and stalk in that rough country with a bow…I’m just shaking my head. Thanks for taking me along.

[@dominicohea5624]

Thanks for. The. Effort. Tough country. Hope. You. Get one.

[@jerrysullivan9659]

In Idaho we call sheep “Mountain Maggots” Sun Valley has an annual Trailing Of The Sheep Festival. Locals call it “The Struttin Of The Muttin”. 😀

[@Thisismycomment.]

That's a good one

[@davidplatt8915]

When I was guiding summer trips in Colorado, we would occasionally run into the Basque shepherds w-a-a-a-y above timberline with their flocks of "range maggots." By the time fall hunting rolled around, they had moved out of the high country so we never saw them. They would always stick to themselves and didn't care to interact with us anyway. Probably a language barrier thing, at least.

[@moneyandtimefreedom3352]

Utah we call them the same, although I ve found that the deer don’t mind them. They just circle back around them.

[@lovesick_sounds]

Randy is the sleepiest hunter ever

[@colbyneibert7317]

"I don't give a damn I jus wanna eat it" .... omg hilarious!!!

[@denisemead764]

You didn't leave empty handed...you got a scorpion!

[@Lexidezi225]

Shit is tough randy. Your doing damn good for your age chasin mule deer in Nevada in august. This spot is just so steep it makes it hard

[@zacbassett8090]

Great shots Jonathan!

[@markking2014]

Enjoyable to watch as always even without getting to take a deer. And see somebody show compassion for the Scorpion like not stepping on it or providing it shade shows a lot about character of a great person. Keep making great videos and we'll keep watching. God bless.

[@shawnparker80]

Great job! That lighter color buck was really cool looking. Can’t wait to see more hunting adventures this year. Keep up the good work!

[@ethancapps2021]

That baseball analogy was awesome!!

[@brpnw4r94]

Thanks for the adventure, fellas. Dozens of Bratts were harmed in the making of this video though. Hunters 6. Scorpions 0

[@philliplenke2015]

8:51 easy in that tailgate Holy crap lol

[@bigdonniebrasco]

"t'PAH-chee-oh" LOL

[@tomsahunter3395]

Steel belted radials are a pain to plug. I use a 1/4" drill bit on a cordless to ream the hole out then the plug goes in good and doesn't ever leak again!

[@ericwiitala5407]

Great series opener. The mental grind is real.

[@perryknetter8577]

Great Job on the video it not always about filling a tag its the planning the food and fellowship of friends at the end of the day and the memories to take home God's Blessings to you and your team Randy

[@Frostytravels]

Sheep will move most wild life, Wild Life...not bovine out. Not sure why but I have seen it happen so many times. But after all it is what it is. Little tip for Randy, Mek Magnet, We use it on our jeep and it eliminates all those paint scratches, and comes in multiple patterns.

[@rgonzalez817]

Appreciate the video's Mr Newburg,😁👍 thank you sir

[@wadecollins8972]

I agree with your sentiment sir.

[@jackmoyer2174]

I appreciate that you sometimes choose to forego hunting for a drive out in daylight! Better than spending the night in the ditch!

[@run2september23]

Great episode! Looks like some good old Nevada deer hunting, some of my favorite times for sure. I always carry radios as much for safety as anything, works a lot better than the inreach for shorter range communications as well.

[@makaroni03]

That buck could very well be “leucistic”, which is similar to albinism, except they keep dark features around eyes, nose, face, etc. very cool find!!

[@matthewholmes8638]

Good info on Cliff Gray's KZbin interview with James Nash about sheep herds and the mule deer population. The sheep come through and eat the vegetation. The herders are killing more predators and when the sheep leave the regrowth is great for the mule deer and with less predation.

[@devendati]

Hats off to the archery hunters.

[@matttezak2334]

Always love watching you Randy

[@corvette_coolness5492]

I love the sound of of buck brush (chaparral bush) against the side of the truck. It means deer season is on! Your truck earned those scratches. Also Tapatio is the best! During this year's archery season, I hit a downed tree. The Mendocino fire deadfalls and snow/wind and rain dropped a lot of trees onto the road. Anyways, we were going out and I was not paying attention. Then BAM lots of dust. The tree was partially cut from forest service clearing the roads. The side wall of my front driver side tire was completely cut. That ended the one day we got to hunt for archery since NF closed the forest because of fires. Also, native legend is you will never shoot another deer if you take an albino. I have seen two albino deer in 25 years of hunting.

[@michaeljunk2021]

I do believe that's the friendliest sheep dog I've ever seen

[@azoutdoorsman2080]

In my construction days we would take a lighter to the tire plug. Works great.

[@michaeltubbs2493]

great video truly real advice true hunts what is is all about thanks for sharing!

[@chadwickprice3761]

The sheep, that's what happened to my OTC elk hunt in Colorado early September.

[@dempses]

22:55 so cool to see all the different color phases

[@APrimusHokie]

Tapatio is my favorite hot sauce. It has just the right amount of smokeness taste and has good complex flavor👍

[@bornhunter6171]

Go after that Albino Buck!

[@flintmcmanly]

I got a serious "hisser" flat not too many miles from there a couple of weeks ago. Caught a sharp rock between the treads and sliced it good. Had to roll it up and head home to get a new tire. Bummmmmmmed.

[@reapergrim76]

Awesome! 😀

[@michaelgallagher4962]

Lone the show and all you guys do!

[@kingdaddy4200]

Hey Randy is this the diamonds?

[@brentruhlen2039]

I didn't see an albino/white mulie this year, but I did see one that was a buckskin color. Our elk hunt this year was as tough as your NV deer hunt last year and with the same result. 😞

[@gilbertrocha3577]

Yup I've seen an area in west Colorado were there was a lot of deer , then the next year sheep were grazing no deer

[@clifflange6582]

Makes me feel better about my NV archery mule deer hunt. Same result

[@WesternWandererJM]

Me Too Cliff. I'm 0 for 2 in Nevada on Archery mule deer.

[@slinger3350]

Chevrolet commercial at the beginning lol. Also, tire plugs do work well but we also use drywall screws.

[@brybuckoutdoors505]

The drywall screws with rubber gaskets, very interesting would love to see it mayb can find a old tire & I can test it out seems interesting

[@anthonytrigueiro7896]

Tapacio... lmao!

[@sarahpicard64]

we like to call the sheep "field maggets" haha

[@jero1918]

Thanx

[@lyzadavis543]

The late 80s and early 90s saw tremendous deer numbers in Northern Nevada and when I talked to a biologist near Winnemucca last year he said that the herd was probably 80 percent down from that. Still some monster bucks out there but loss of good winter range by developers and a lion population that is really high and the droughts are reeking havoc. But much of the west is in big trouble.

[@joselinares2629]

I had an archery tag this year and didn’t see a single deer in China Mountain, or Tobin. Glassing was horrible due to all the smoke. Slept great at that elevation! Cheers!

[@scottjonesfamily1440]

I remember the hay days, the habitat they use is in bad shape. Now Nevada is in the hay days of elk.

[@nikmick6073]

I know that it’s nose and eyes are black but that is still a super rare fur type. If you look it up it is called a dilute buck.

[@Lexidezi225]

Like David wise said on your way in you should drop your air pressure. I run mine at about 16-20 psi off-road

[@garydusang8339]

hell of a job on the tire !! l myself would take the tire off or that's just me. great job on the videos. I think someone put the nail in your path . shop videos are to blame.

[@Atlas531]

I've heard a lot of stories of vicious sheep dogs...glad to see they aren't all like that.

[@tyjones9314]

good shit

[@markharner5232]

Hunting is hard work, but it should be relaxing. Its not about serenading your awkwardly skeptical buddies with a guitar or running the animals out of the woods with your ATV. And it's not about running your mouth. Randy does it right.

[@danielcline7413]

When you talked about it being steep and nasty you had a big set oof cliffs behind you and where I've hunted in central colo the big bucks like to bed right at the base of small cliffs with big pockets of pinon down below not long runs of cliffs but the smaller intermittent ones!

[@danielcline7413]

We would sneak up the back side of the cliffs and toss a rock to jump them out probably not a good idea bow hunting but it worked for rifle season!

[@daemonharper3928]

Over here in Great Britain - there is no public access hunting ground. Zero. The land is always owned by somebody wealthy (the Royal family owns half of the Country) - and they keep the hunting for themselves. You guys in the US need to give as much support as possible to advocates like Randy. Once they take away public access rights, it never comes back. If only we'd had such staunch advocates here - so please learn from our mistakes and donate your time and resources to fight for your access rights.

[@tyedenshaw6721]

Wow a white deer

[@jimwalker781]

sheepmeat is awesome

[@Atlas531]

"We won't be passing anything this hunt." LOL, we know you better than that. Two days later, "I'm going to let that forkie go."

[@MeMe-YouYou]

Uh oh, I see mustard!

[@Michaeldpress14]

Nevada pinstripes

[@to8860]

I was on a bull and two cows last year in Colorado and the sheep came through. For those that don't know, I think sheep smell worse that hogs. My elk went away and I never found them again. I would have never thought my hunt would have been ruined by sheep......

[@stevendombrosky5184]

Hitting those thorn bushes with the raptor gave me anxiety. I'd turn that truck around and go home before rippin the side of my city boy GMC sierra.

[@scottmiller2455]

RandY, your spot on about that meal. Doesn’t matter what it looks like just as long as it’s fast and good.

[@hunt_trap_fish]

I wish they'd open a season on feral horses. I'd go plunk one.

[@Huntnlady7]

Better be prepared to eat horse meat, in that case. Otherwise it is wanton waste.

[@hunt_trap_fish]

@@Huntnlady7 I would happily give it a shot

[@zeldarobinson3382]

LOL SCOTT I going to stop going to your meat store .sad you never got your buck .stay safe

[@oldschoolweekend]

I’m not sure if it’s the same situation as whitetail but there’s a white herd of deer in NY with black noses and eyes, they say its a remnant of the last ice age. The recessive gene for a white coat can make an appearance.

[@walkercustoms]

I live near ok public land but when I want to go hunt better locations farther away I take my travel trailer. It's 33' so I can even bring a friend lol

[@blaynemacpherson8519]

It’s hunting and not grocery shopping and if it was easy it’s not hunting. Lol.

[@111JZilla]

Randy can you guys do an e-scout how to video like you did for elk? Maybe use Nevada OnX maps as your example? Appreciate the content, much love!

[@burmano4]

Tacos or spaghetti? Real life hunting decisions.

[@bellsmountainadventures4917]

No deer so Randy's new goal of the hunt. Let's see how much paint we can take off the raptor lol just kidding looks like a fun hunt regardless if you get one. I just can't help but cringe listening to the branches go down the side of the truck haha

[@Fresh_Tracks]

I guess something has to get sacrificed for the cause of video content. May as well be the paint job on my truck. It is a rather disturbing sound, one I try to block out while it is happening.

[@bellsmountainadventures4917]

@@Fresh_Tracks well I figure what is the point of buying a truck if you don't use it for what a truck is intended for besides it will buff lol

[@danielcline7413]

I've have considered using them how was your experience with the llamas?

[@curiousmatters5996]

OMFG what are the chances of you making a joke that includes my home town. And yes they think ketsup is spicy there.

[@brandondavis5249]

Around where I live we call sheep field maggots.

[@danielcline7413]

I can't remember who but I think it was bell or einstein or some one like that took what they called spoon naps they would hold a spoon in hand and when they dropped the spoon naptime was over!

[@Northwoods_edc]

It's probably a leucistic lack of melanin super cool deer

[@jeffreywestgarth6317]

even pete rose didnt bat a thousand

[@stackitlikeabeast3294]

Start using “Lawrys” Taco Seasoning. Much Much better.

[@Bryan-vz4sz]

The white deer is not albino, like Randy said. But is Leucistic (Loo-si-stuhk).

[@aaronmendoza2466]

It might be a dilute coloration

[@702havingfun]

Camera guys🤣🤣🤣

[@bayoubilly6971]

Did I miss it ??? What unit was it ?