OntarioHunter
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What's he/they charged with in Arizona? Possession of illegal animal parts?
Muley Freak in trouble?
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520 Road Sow
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Sure is a lot of stone throwing going on in this glass house......
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No I was replying to myself because I forgot to add the second comment.
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Seen he had a new video drop on YouTube today. Didn’t watch.
I like to come home after a fourteen hour day and watch videos of guys hunting and camping on YouTube since I don’t get to much anymore.
I like to come home after a fourteen hour day and watch videos of guys hunting and camping on YouTube since I don’t get to much anymore.
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Im sure with enough reporting content, the video would probably get demonetized.
ShootsManyBullets
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So do they get with Lacy Act violations for crossing state line too?
Point Creep
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@S-3 Ranch please elaborate on the shady Randy Newberg stuff. I may not agree with all Randy’s stuff, but “shady” ??? Come on.
As for Ryan Hatch - I’ve been around him a little, decades ago he invited me to his hunting camp in Arizona, fed me a steak, good beverages, and a place to sleep, having been hunting over a week on my own far from any town. He’s always been kind, personable and helpful. I’m bummed he’s in the predicament he’s in and would think someone like him and his client, both with way more experience than most, would have been more careful while hunting and afterwards, during a bad situation or fugg up. But I only know what’s been shared here. Will say, from what I’ve seen here and the YouTube crap - ryan hatch deserves better than to be even mentioned in the same thread as this Muley Freak Erik butthole. Just my opinion..
I was just catching up on this thread and started about 7 pages back. There was a post that I should be quoting now but I have no idea what page it was on, so I won't. It said something about these so-called influencers feeling entitled while using a public resource, i.e., wildlife to make money and it got mee thinking. If you use public land to make money you need to get a special use permit and follow the rules set out in that permit. Perhaps the States should implement a permit system to use the states wildlife as a money-making venture and any violation of the law while under that permit would disqualify that person from obtaining another permit.
Of course, I wonder how many of these influencers bother get a permit to use public land to make their videos.
Of course, I wonder how many of these influencers bother get a permit to use public land to make their videos.
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Muley Freak should have been training to avoid his legal issues
with the way Randy has previously laid out the process of getting them my guess is extremely few of them are getting permits
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A few of them came right out and told us they refuse to get them last year...
Openly breaks the law, flaunts it and yet still tons of sponsors, industry support and fanboys. So dumb
Potsie
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Ask Brian "Gritty" Call about not getting filming permits.
Wish enforcement was a lot tighter, but given the budgets these entities are working with, I can't blame them.
Wish enforcement was a lot tighter, but given the budgets these entities are working with, I can't blame them.
Southern Elk
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I thought filming permits were no longer required?
ah. not surprised. he's always rubbed me the wrong way.
no joke. i'd be 100% in favor of a commercial take permit that has to be received from a state agency.
nothing changes about how you get tags. but if you're producing content you have to receive an additional commercial take permit to go along with your tag.
blanket cost per species. need a permit per tag. let's start at $5,000.
you shoot anything on your legally obtained tag and it ends up in commercial/income creating content and you don't have the permit it's a 10k fine. second offense is loss of privilege's in said state.
the federal film permit will never get fixed. the states need to get on this.
nothing changes about how you get tags. but if you're producing content you have to receive an additional commercial take permit to go along with your tag.
blanket cost per species. need a permit per tag. let's start at $5,000.
you shoot anything on your legally obtained tag and it ends up in commercial/income creating content and you don't have the permit it's a 10k fine. second offense is loss of privilege's in said state.
the federal film permit will never get fixed. the states need to get on this.
Me too. I didn’t read in that deep but from a web search it looks like the lawsuit that made filming permissive in national parks was overturned?
When I started working for the forest service, the Forest I was on had 6 people working in the lands department. They do special use permits, right-of-ways, land exchanges and acquisition, water rights, and anything else that had to do with land use laws. When I retired there were 2 people there and one of them spent 100% of his time dealing with everything involved in a proposed gas pipeline that would be crossing public lands. Three years before I retired there was only 1 person, but he was lucky enough to have money in his budget to hire someone for six months to help. The guy that took that job was in my survey department and wanted to broaden his horizons by trying new things. He later told me that he spent the whole six months doing nothing but issuing and inspecting special use permits. So, it is a full-time job done by a person that can only devote a small fraction of his time to doing it.
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