haven't seen the video, and don't really care to, but i have issues with most of the 'major hunters' on social media today. i am a steadfast supporter of BHA and other conservation/public land activist groups out there, i believe they are still fighting the good fight so that we, the average joe, can readily access the public lands set aside for us to use, for any form of outdoor activity we wish. they do their damnedest to ensure that what little public land we have isn't going to be taken from us, given back to the state, and is taken care of. however, my current issue with most of the major hunters on social media today is they do very little to speak up and make it known, using their followers, that this is an issue. randy, steve rinella, joe rogan, they are loud activists of this issue. we owe a lot to randy. we owe a lot to steve. we owe a lot to joe rogan, giving he has 2.3 million followers on IG, he was an adult onset hunter, and he routinely hosts steve and other brilliant activists on his podcast to hear of our public land plight. randy doesn't shy away from telling the scary tales of how our hunting access will change if we lose land to the states. steve rinella, the same. but why isn't "hushin" being vocal about this? why not drop the NZ trip and show us how they're doing something to make a difference to issues here? cameron hanes publicly called out the jason chaffetz, but is largely silent on the public lands issue other than that. why aren't more big name hunters doing something to spread the word outside of our small hunting community? why aren't they making their viewers know that this issue affects them, even if they never plan on hunting? you're all pretty accurate, there's a residual level of 'tool' that emanates from them, but they have done some good. they have drawn in many viewers, they have introduced many people to the concept of harvesting your own meat, they have shown generally good ethics.
