Podcasts about kentucky elk

In this episode, Carter and Josh discuss the application process for elk hunts in Kentucky and Pennsylvania. They highlight the user-friendly websites and resources provided by the states' fishing game departments. They emphasize the feasibility and affordability of hunting elk in these Eastern states. The hosts also mention the waiting period for drawing elk tags in Kentucky and the bonus point system in Pennsylvania. They encourage listeners to explore new hunting opportunities and request topics for future episodes.Did you know Hunt Lift Eat is on YouTube? Going forward The Hunt Lift Eat Podcast will produce and publish all podcasts to YouTube, in addition to the other platforms, where you can sit with us, put a name to a face, and enjoy the podcast with us.Give us a follow on YouTube @huntlifteatofficial and be sure to subscribe so that you do not miss an episode!Please drop a follow on IG @thehuntlifteatpodcast and @huntlifteatofficialDrop us rating and review on Apple & Spotify!

In this episode of HUNTR Podcast, the guys sit down to recap Jeremy's recent Kentucky elk hunt. Going into an area you've never hunted before, no cell cams, no intel, can be challenging. Learning the ways of the elk is a whole different ball game than chasing mature bucks on private land. Having to dive in and use woodsmanship skills and read sign is not something that most hunters are used to these days. With the use of modern day technology in the industry, it's refreshing to get out there and just hunt. While there will always be obstacles that get in the way of your goal, at the end of the day it's all about the experience of the hunt. That's what makes you a better hunter and keeps you coming back for more. Tune in to this episode as Jeremy unfolds the journey of his 2023 Kentucky elk hunt! New episodes of HUNTR Podcast drop every Tuesday 6PM EST SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL HERE: https://www.youtube.com/c/HUNTRTUBE HUNTR Podcast is presented by: DeerGro: https://www.deergro.com Hoyt Archery: https://hoyt.com Muddy: https://www.gomuddy.com StealthCam: http://stealthcam.com

This episode is a little off brand for us, but we couldn't pass the opportunity to record it and pass it along to our listeners! Spence and Frawley jump on the mics with Tom Bennett, former commissioner for the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife, and Gabe Baker, West Tennessee's Regional Director for Ducks Unlimited. It may not seem like it, but these two men have a very profound connection. During his time as commissioner, Tom oversaw the capture, relocation, and release of wild, free-range elk from several western states back into the mountains of Eastern Kentucky. Gabe's father, Tom Baker, was the chairman for the Kentucky chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation at the same time. Both of these gentlemen give us first hand accounts and perspectives from Kentucky's Elk Restoration Project. If you enjoy the Rolling Thunder Podcast, share it with a friend, leave a rating, and write a review! We'll catch ya on the next one.

This is a bonus episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, with Steve Decker of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, explaining the annual "Win A Hunt With Randy" sweepstakes we do with RMEF.  This year's winner will win a 2022 rifle elk hunt in Kentucky. Steve talks about the benefits of this sweepstakes and how important membership is to RMEF.  Also discussed are the rules, the manners to enter for existing and new members, and details of how the Kentucky elk reintroduction is one of the amazing conservation stories of our times.  To enter, go to www.RMEF.org/win-a-hunt

In this episode (88) of The Elk Talk Podcast, Corey and Randy share the mic with Gabe Jenkins, Director of Information and Education at Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources.  This is an in depth discussion of how Kentucky developed the largest elk herd in the eastern US.  Topics covered include the history or this transplant, the history of elk in Kentucky, public involvement in elk expansion, how it works with 90% private land, current population levels, efforts to expand within Kentucky, using this herd for seed stock in other states, hunting opportunities and how hunting is allocated, challenges ahead, and many other topics that show this grand endeavor as a real life example of Conservation In Action.

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Tom Waters of Kentucky about drawing an elk tag in his home state as well as the famous Iowa archery tag in the same year.  Tom knew that coming in to the 2021 season he was going to be busy. Aside from the Kentucky and Iowa tags he also had an annual trip to Texas on his schedule and of course his Kentucky deer tags.  Tom explains a little history of  the KY elk  lottery and how he has already drawn the tag once before in 2014  and found success. Then  Tom breaks down his process for how he was going to approach hunting in Iowa. He had thought about hunting public land and even knocking on doors to gain access, but because of a crazy schedule decided to use and outfitter. Tom talks about the process he used to choose and outfitter and shares this experience while on the 5 day hunt. This is a very interesting and informative episode you'll enjoy. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

On this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles, Dan talks with Tom Waters of Kentucky about drawing an elk tag in his home state as well as the famous Iowa archery tag in the same year.  Tom knew that coming in to the 2021 season he was going to be busy. Aside from the Kentucky and Iowa tags he also had an annual trip to Texas on his schedule and of course his Kentucky deer tags.  Tom explains a little history of  the KY elk  lottery and how he has already drawn the tag once before in 2014  and found success. Then  Tom breaks down his process for how he was going to approach hunting in Iowa. He had thought about hunting public land and even knocking on doors to gain access, but because of a crazy schedule decided to use and outfitter. Tom talks about the process he used to choose and outfitter and shares this experience while on the 5 day hunt. This is a very interesting and informative episode you'll enjoy. Nine Finger Chronicles is Powered by Simplecast

Realtree's Michael Pendley tells the story of the archery elk hunt with his son, Nathanial "Potroast" Pendley, last fall in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky. There's a tire fire, a near gun fight over scrap metal, and one awesome DIY hunting tale here that you don't want to miss—especially if you're one of the thousands who applies every year for a Kentucky elk tag. 

Today I am joined with Brian as Joey is prepping for his big BFL Tournament in Lake Murray, South Carolina. We go through traveling to Florida in an epic road trip through the Blue Ridge Mountains, Elk being reintroduced to Kentucky and everything else along the way. Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation: https://www.rmef.org Meat Eater Kentucky Elk Hunt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkdD1DCv8-g Kentucky Elk Hunting: https://fw.ky.gov/Hunt/Pages/Elk-Hunting.aspx Blue Ridge Mountain: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Ridge_Mountains Cherokee National Forest: https://www.fs.usda.gov/cherokee Malsons BBQ in Kingsland, GA: https://www.yelp.com/biz/malsons-bbq-kingsland?osq=bbq Snowboarding in the Alps: Snowboarding the Infamous Tunnel Run - Alpe d'Huez - 4K Travis Rice Natural Selection Tour: https://www.redbull.com/us-en/natural-selection-tour-travis-rice-interview Travis Rice Resetter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHSjInARd_0 3800 Yard Shot by the HCR Team: 3800 Yard Shot by HCR Team MLF Fishing Lake Murray: https://majorleaguefishing.com/bfl/lake-murray-should-offer-good-fishing-for-south-carolina-division-start/ Please leave us a rating and review and if you enjoyed todays podcast, please let us know in the comment section. If interested, please leave us a message to have your questions or comments played during the show. As always, you can find us everywhere you listen to your podcasts as well as on YouTube and Instagram. https://linktr.ee/HackerOutdoors Joey can be found on instagram @joeymccormack81 https://www.instagram.com/joeymccormack81/ and Snapchat at Joey4881 . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hackeroutdoors/message

Did you know Kentucky is in the elk business? And let me tell you business is booming! This week we chat with Gabe Jenkins, the Acting Director of Information and Education for the KY Dept. of Fish & Wildlife. It's a long title, but all you need to know is he's the elk guy in Kentucky. Gabe walks us through the whole process from finding the right area of the state for elk habitat to how they transported this 1000 pound animals in there and everything in between. He talks about the economic impact the program has had on this rural region of Kentucky and how the tag system works . Trey and Eli try to talk him into giving them a tag for this fall with no luck and much more. We hope you enjoy and thanks for listening. https://tomorrowshunter.com/

Today we have the privilege of hearing some great whitetail hunting stories with GoWild Founder Brad Luttrell. Brad talks about his heart behind the social media app for hunters, outdoors-men and women and then we dive right into his own personal hunting stories. We also talk about a near death experience he had running a marathon. It's a fun interview!To check out the GoWild App click here: https://timetogowild.com/To check out Brad's Podcast Restless Native click here: http://everrestless.com/

Trevon Stoltzfus and Todd and Ashton Tackett recap the difficulties of this Kentucky elk hunt including the extremely hot weather, lack of bull elk vocalization and the struggle to find a big mature bull. As cliche as it sounds, and matching the previous 3 years, they once again pulled a “last day” miracle to wrap up their 4th Kentucky elk adventure.

Trevon Stoltzfus and good buddy and cameraman Jordan Ongstad sit down and get the listeners caught up on the events of the first few extremely hot days on his 4th Kentucky elk hunt in as many years with the Tackett family.

Had a blast sittng down with some Kentucky boys from the new group called Live, Hunt, and Company. They are a group that likes to laugh, share some good stories, recruit new folks to hunting, and share their faith. We talk about falling through the ice on a duck hunt, turkey hunting, Kentucky elk hunting, whitetail bucks and more! It's a fun episode and these are some great guys. Check out their website below and follow them on Instagram and Youtube. https://www.livehuntco.com/

Still on the long drive back to Colorado, Trevon, Garrett Drach, and Tanner Vernon tell the final story of “Old Greg” and the redemption that came from Trev’s last minute trophy bull elk, the amazing teamwork that went into harvesting this great bull, and the high “suck factor” that they experienced in packing him out of the thick Autumn Olives and Briars that these Kentucky elk call home.

On the long drive back to Colorado, Trevon, Garrett Drach, and Tanner Vernon share the adventure of Kelly’s amazing KY bull. They discuss the locating and shooting of her huge bull along with the events that led up to Kelly finally laying her hands on this amazing trophy. They also go into the interesting history the crew had with this bull last year in KY when they were hunting with Ashton Tackett, Todd and Kelly’s youngest son.

With the sun finally shining in Kentucky and hunting conditions improving, Trevon, Todd Tackett, Garrett Drach, and Tanner Vernon catch the listeners up on what has happened in the past few days and the increased encounters. Trev tries desperately to get the shy Kelly Tackett, Todd’s wife, to say something in the microphone and as this hunt is Kelly’s first ever hunt, they discuss how this hunt came to be and what she has observed through the first week of the hunt.

With rain still pouring down, Trevon, Garrett Drach, and Tanner Vernon catch the listeners up on the conditions and encounters that have happened in the past few days. They discuss the challenges of filming in such wet conditions that differ vastly from the prior 2 years of hunting here in KY where the norm was hot temps and high humidity.

TWith torrential rains keeping the crew indoors in Kentucky, Trevon, Garrett Drach, Todd Tackett and Tanner Vernon talk through the back story of Trev’s last 2 years of hunting elk in Kentucky and how he met Todd Tackett and was introduced to the amazing adventure that is hunting Rocky Mountain elk in the foggy Hollows of eastern Kentucky.

In this episode we sit down in person with Mike Bartenschlag of Mike's Taxidermy. Mike tells some taxidermy tales, some stories where things didnt work out, and one where it did. Mike tells his story of how he drew a non resident Kentucky Elk license. Check out Mike's work on Facebook @mtaxidermy.

Well another season without that Kentucky Elk permit! You're welcome to cry with me but it's all good!