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14222664:Session said:Kind of a stretch when the basic activity itself has a high price tag for entry.
14222673:TRVP_ANGEL said:what language is this.
anyways..... [tag=223116]@TH3_ARBIT3R[/tag] [tag=261198]@DolanReloaded[/tag] [tag=33111]@T.L.[/tag] [tag=261428]@Mtuhockey33[/tag] [tag=111021]@zues[/tag] [tag=266842]@yungona[/tag] [tag=273292]@skiindiana[/tag] ??
**This post was edited on Jan 5th 2021 at 4:24:09pm
14222673:TRVP_ANGEL said:what language is this.
anyways..... [tag=223116]@TH3_ARBIT3R[/tag] [tag=261198]@DolanReloaded[/tag] [tag=33111]@T.L.[/tag] [tag=261428]@Mtuhockey33[/tag] [tag=111021]@zues[/tag] [tag=266842]@yungona[/tag] [tag=273292]@skiindiana[/tag] [tag=194823]@PeppermillReno[/tag] ??
**This post was edited on Jan 5th 2021 at 4:27:59pm
14222698:Yung_Gnarley said:so inclusive that it hurts
14222682:flavourtown said:based force incoming
14222708:Lazylightning said:I don't understand this: "It pretty much says those who have access to resources like navigation knowledge are the only ones that can connect to these lands", should you be in the backcountry if you can't navigate safely? No. Even with that in mind, there are a million better ways to find zones to ski or areas to hike than looking on Instagram. The only thing geotagging does is make places open to people who either shouldn't be there (due to a lack of knowledge) or "connected" with land through a social media post. How special is it really if you find a cool spot from Insta as opposed to putting in the work (ie using google or a guidebook or just researching)? I would argue by geotagging and making spots that have historically been unknown known to the masses usually results in their destruction because people who use insta to find a hike or zone probably aren't gonna respect the land
14223249:Craw_Daddy said:Edit: And on a more serious note, this whole debate isn't a thing in the hunting community where people are just as much if not more secretive about their spots and you want to know why? because dumbfuck sjw liberals don't hunt. And THANK GOD for that.
**This post was edited on Jan 6th 2021 at 12:57:34pm
14223317:safarisam said:I and my hunting friends are happy to take people along with us if they ask and are willing to put in the effort for the hunt. Same with skiing, DM me and I can tell you, but if I think it's not a good spot for your skill level I'm going to tell you that. Just because it isn't geotagged doesn't mean I'm a complete dick about it. The hunting community has it down.
14223317:safarisam said:I and my hunting friends are happy to take people along with us if they ask and are willing to put in the effort for the hunt. Same with skiing, DM me and I can tell you, but if I think it's not a good spot for your skill level I'm going to tell you that. Just because it isn't geotagged doesn't mean I'm a complete dick about it. The hunting community has it down.
14223324:Craw_Daddy said:Well thats awfully nice of you to tell people where you hunt. I wouldn't be nearly as willing to give that information away and many other hunters wouldn't either. I still have tendonitis in my achilles from all the scouting I did in early fall. Finding good spots is hard work. If you've ever watched any Randy Newberg shows, he talks about his opinion on the matter in depth which is pretty much that he doesn't give out his spots to randos. Many other famous hunters feel the same. So when you say "the hunting community has it down" I agree with you but I think we have differing views on what that means. Most serious hunters will not tell you the specifics of where they go hunting.
14223341:safarisam said:I would Concorde myself to that serious then. If you’re willing to do the 13 mile hike with me then you’re more than welcome to come along. That said, I’m not taking every person out there. I worked hard to find these spots, especially as an adult learning hunter.
14223324:Craw_Daddy said:Well thats awfully nice of you to tell people where you hunt. I wouldn't be nearly as willing to give that information away and many other hunters wouldn't either. I still have tendonitis in my achilles from all the scouting I did in early fall. Finding good spots is hard work. If you've ever watched any Randy Newberg shows, he talks about his opinion on the matter in depth which is pretty much that he doesn't give out his spots to randos. Many other famous hunters feel the same. So when you say "the hunting community has it down" I agree with you but I think we have differing views on what that means. Most serious hunters will not tell you the specifics of where they go hunting.
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