Fresh Tracks now on Amazon Prime

[307]

Happy to see that yourself and Steve rinella are presenting such a positive hunting image on Netflix and now Amazon. You are both excellent ambassadors for the hunting lifestyle.

 

[fort fireman]

Sweet!!!!! I think it's the only hunting show my wife will watch with me.

 

[awaldro7]

Awesome! I just subscribed to amazon prime yesterday. perfect timing.

 

[mlevimadden]

Awesome! Glad to see quality hunting shows making it to new media outlets.

 

[gjviii]

As someone who doesnt use amazon prime, what the advantage of it being on prime as to watching it on youtube?

 

[twall13]

As someone who doesnt use amazon prime, what the advantage of it being on prime as to watching it on youtube?

Easier to stream on your TV, probably fewer ads. Other than that, not much.

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[Longstride12]

Just added to my "watch list" and I can't wait to kill some time watching your show. Thanks for being such a great ambassador for hunters and putting out good quality content. Keep up the good work!

 

[5MilesBack]

Easier to stream on your TV

How do you stream it to the TV?

 

[steelheadmike]

How do you stream it to the TV?

Any number of devices. Roku is what I use and have had zero issues. It is the only one Ive tried that plays nice with everything (Amazon, Netflix, HBO, Sling, YouTube, plus about fifty different outdoor channels). The stick is about $50 and there is no other fees. We cancelled our cable since getting it.

 

[twall13]

Via Amazon instant video on any smart TV or with a streaming device like the Kindle fire TV stick, Roku, etc. You can stream from your phone to your TV with some smart TVs or Google Chromecast to get YouTube videos but it's not as streamlined.

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[ericF]

Good job. We cut cable a couple years back and the only thing I miss is the hunting shows. These will be great to watch.

 

[texag10]

As others have already said, the two hunting shows I would want to be available to a broad audience on these platforms are now both available. I've got some time to kill after finishing my hunt early, I'll be watching fresh tracks.

 

[Backpack Hunter]

Watched them all. Good stuff! For those that do not know feedback has to be left from your Amazon account, not on the TV.....had to get my wife to figure it out LOL

 

[ohoopee]

Thank you.

 

[Forestryguy]

Thank you Randy and crew. Now I can make the girlfriend sit through hunting shows again.

 

[MD Hunter]

Thank you!!

 

[Randy Newberg]

More Season 5 episodes are loaded up here - Amazon.com: Fresh Tracks: Randy Newberg

Thanks to all who have been watching. We are way ahead of what we expected on this platform.

 

[WV Mountaineer]

Well, it looks like I'm now going to be an Amazon Prime customer.




Love the show. Good stuff. Gratefully indebted for all you do protecting our rights as sportsmen as well. God Bless

 

[timekiller13]

I quit watching hunting shows about 8 or 9 years ago because I got tired of canned hunts and the constant advertising. Just recently started watching "Meat Eater" and now "Fresh Tracks." Very good shows and glad to see some legit hunters putting out quality shows. Thank you for your hard work and sharing your passion with us.

 

[Au-en-boy]

Randy,
Thank you for portraying hunters and hunting in the light it should be - non-canned. You take advantage of public lands and you hunt HARD. Another thing that strikes me is your willingness to eat tag soup as long as the experience was great. That is what most hunting shows are lacking - the hunting experience, concentrating too heavily on the kill. With a mainstream outlet lik Amazon Prime, the exposure for the public to a real hunt is what is needed.

Specific question - on one of the episodes you were hunting elk close to some private ground when some dudes trespassed and killed a huge bull that you were stalking. Three guys, one no wearing the required hunter orange. You stated that you had contacted the landowner and the Sheriff. Do you know if anything came of that poaching incident?