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  twodot

• Mar 5, 2014

Randy, by pure chance I happened to be speaking with a Gardiner area resident about trying to find a young bison for my freezer today. She is in the business, and allows meat shooters like myself to come down and make meat for a reasonable price. She, and everyone that she knows of are presently out of young, prime eating, easy handling thousand pounders at the time. Then, she mentioned what a shame it was that as we were speaking there is a pen full of buffalo down at the Park who will be hauled to slaughter tomorrow morning. What the heck is that all about? Do area sportsmen know about deals like this going on or is it normal business as usual?
Anyway I did not want to start a bunch of uproar on the forum over second hand information, yet thought you may possibly want to know about it. From my way of thinking it sounds like a loose, loose situation for sportsmen, and for people who value the buf just for their scenic value.
There you have it! Hope you get that wolf! twodot

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  Big Slick

• Feb 20, 2014

Thanks Randy for the thoughts for the wife. It means a lot to both of us! Andy.

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  Big Slick

• Jan 17, 2014

You tell Kim that she is most welcome. Tell her to get better soon.

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  idnative1948

• Jan 16, 2014

Prayers for your Mrs and also you. Spoil her for awhile, they need that. Three months of doctoring on my Mrs last year from hip surgery due to her wrecking her Honda 70 trail bike 3 years earlier. Also please work on the mental part also. We all need that when we are sick.
Regards,
Larry Little

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  Big Slick

• Jan 15, 2014

No time is a good time to have a loved one in the hospital. I can only imagine it was stressful being out of town.

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  Big Slick

• Jan 15, 2014

I hope Mrs. Fin is doing well. She will be in our prayers.

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  idnative1948

• Jan 7, 2014

Permission to post this up for Idaho guys if not done already?

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Predator-to-Prey-Skull-Cleaning/541177142585827

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  HOSS1776

• Dec 15, 2013

Thanks for getting back to me!! You run a great site!

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  HOSS1776

• Dec 14, 2013

Sorry for a stupid question, but I'm not sure how to sign up for your drawings?

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  Dave N

• Dec 12, 2013

Hey Randy, I don't get to watch MANY of your episodes so maybe I missed the answer. What do you do with all the meat you end up with? Surely you can't eat all of it. Just kind of curious since it seems like any of the TV show hosts normally take quite a few animals in a season of shows. It adds up to a LOT of meat! Thanks for the site. I get lots of info and enjoyment from it, and just may have made a new friend through here.

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  idnative1948

• Nov 27, 2013

Happy turkey day to you and that Mrs of your. Greatly appreciate all both of you do.
Regards,
Larry and Judy Little

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  Sytes

• Nov 24, 2013

Happy Thanksgiving Randy, Kim and family! Thanks for your support for the public land hunter and my recovery!

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  BigRed

• Nov 9, 2013

Hi Randy, first of all, I love your show and everything you stand for on public land/DIY adventures. Just saw the Bison hunt episode and noticed your rifle carrier on your hipbelt. What the heck is that I need one. Thanks!

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  ezmoney

• Nov 3, 2013

We are hunting elk in Newcastle, co. The snow at our camp is 21 inches with more to come. Question is do we head for lower country with more pressure or stick it out in high country

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  Hunter&Huntress

• Oct 20, 2013

Thanks Randy do you think we would still have success closer to those skiff renting areas? Please feel free to give us a call if you make it into Casper I would love to meet you! Most of all Good luck with the elk hunt for they have evaded us this year.

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  Hunter&Huntress

• Oct 20, 2013

Hi Randy.
Anne and I Are interested in the bear hunts you do in Alaska. I was just wondering about how much do you think a trip like would cost for the 2 of us. That's including a skiff and a forest service cabin.
Thanks for your input!

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  huntaddict

• Oct 12, 2013

Hi Randy, Just wanted to say Thanks for all you've done for the common man. Living in Michigan and being a want-to-be western hunter isn't an easy task. Hunts don't come as often as for some but still have to be thankful for the ones that do. Keep up the good work and God bless.

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  3Bulls

• Sep 5, 2013

hello Randy.
I was born and raised in Montana and grew up chasing the elusive Rocky Mountain Elk. I saw your episode on fresh tracks in the Gila NF. Lots of respect for you for showing what unfortunately happens to all hunters at some point in our lives. You handled like a real hunter. i was raised and still believe in the old school fair chase methods, its a way of life really. Props to you. I'm heading out bow hunting in SW Montana on Sept 16th. Would you like to come along? No cameras, or if you want cameras, you can't show any distinguishable land features. I would prefer to just find an occasional hunting partner who follows the same tracks I do. We will definitely see elk.

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  DSull

• Aug 31, 2013

I saw the episode of your antelope hunt AFTER your heart attack. Good job and don't ever quit!

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  kevin_t

• Aug 15, 2013

Hi Randy

What are the sponsorship opportunities for the show / forum etc. We produce lightweight tents, stoves and to a certain degree packs. The sites are seekoutside.com and paradoxpacks.com

Thanks
Kevin