it’s insane to me how many people will go through the effort to comment on Facebook and think they’ve done something. Somehow their random complaining into the ether should be accounted for rather than doing things the right way.
I don’t disagree, stating this as one of the dreaded Washingtonians. I probably would have started with restricting the purchase of “B” licenses if I was you guys.
Interesting. I've listened to several of his podcast episodes and don't recall that. I wouldn't agree with that take. I've heard him say several times that hunt quietly isn't opposed to new hunters in principle, as long as they're in it for hide, horns and personal satisfaction.
One million percent I think there's people out there hunting and posting in part for likes on Instagram. I think it's pretty well recognized that people do all sorts of activities for likes on Instagram. I don't know the guy, but here's a personal example where I think somebody was hunting for...
The “hunting” side of instagram is littered with examples. I don’t hunt with or associate with people that hunt for that reason but it’s not hard to spot honestly. Even some of my friends talk incessantly about influencers though.
No, the argument Matt makes is he doesn’t want people who hunt for social media glorification. He’s fine with new hunters if they’re in it for the “hide, horns, and personal satisfaction”. So what’s your argument knowing that?
Not Steve but just this year an influencer hunted near where I usually do. It’s pretty obvious where it is located, when people saw the photos there wasn’t really a question. I was told no by that landowner. I moved on, but later a friend sent me their social media post and I went ah, makes...