Cam Hanes (And Remi Warren) and UA Split

[jryoung]

I want to hate everything he does, but if it's really made in the good old USA that gets slightly more difficult.

I hope they're successful for this alone. Would love to see the "technical" clothing industry disrupted a bit and American manufacturing viable.

 

[appaloosa]

Never stop never stopping...

- Cameron Hanes

 

[thomas89]

Never stop never stopping...

- Cameron Hanes

Don’t, Don’t Stop.

This is as clear as I can make it.

 

[Gerald Martin]

Hopefully they are sourcing that made in America wool from New Zealand instead of public land grazed woolly maggots that give wild bighorns pneumonia.

 

[rtraverdavis]

Seeing all this fanfare over yet another company enter the hunting market space really drives home what utter bullshit it is that there can be so many companies profiting off of America’s wildlife without having to pay a dime to conserve it. Good for them on the Made in America pledge, but it’s high time for a backpack tax.

 

[Sagebrush1]

So it would the customers then who would “pay a dime to conserve it”.

 

[The Hedgehog]

I just saw my first (probably not THE first or the first of dozens) Instagram post of hanes running in slow motion with the new originusa camo shirt (still had sleeves on it). I'm so excited about this, I can hardly stand it.

 

[802flyfish]

Can’t stand that guy. Hopefully he retires and is never heard of again.

 

[TheTone]

I just saw my first (probably not THE first or the first of dozens) Instagram post of hanes running in slow motion with the new originusa camo shirt (still had sleeves on it). I'm so excited about this, I can hardly stand it.

It’s the future of hunting!

 

[rtraverdavis]

So it would the customers then who would “pay a dime to conserve it”.

Fine by me. This point has already been made ad nauseam here on Hunt Talk, but if sportsmen had the guts to enact PR during the depths of the Great Depression, what’s wrong with us that can’t we do something similar now?

 

[WestKyHunt]

and so it begins

 

[MT Bound]

Bruh....

You have to wake up every morning being mindful, keeping your head in the right space, follow your passion wherever it takes you, test yourself, never settle for less than 100 %, no regrets, you only live once, find your own path, live life to the absolute fullest, be vulnerable.

In short, keep hammering.

Don't be one of those lazy people who hunts for fun.......

I have great respect for alot of those guys, but it also makes me think back to when the kids were in the "growing up" years and all I can ever remember doing is waking up getting ready for work get them off to school, in the afternoon run to the "next sporting event" or help coach practice", they get home to do homework, I might have an hour or 2 at the most to get a thing or two done around the house or maybe shoot a few arrows, next day repeat again........ that seemed like life for many many years, makes me feel like a huge under-achiever compare to those guys....or not, just made me feel like the normal american family dad....

 

[Treeshark]

get them off to school, in the afternoon run to the "next sporting event" or help coach practice", they get home to do homework

It would be easier to manage if you removed everything from this part and just focused on the “hammering…”

 

[VAhunter2014]

I have great respect for alot of those guys, but it also makes me think back to when the kids were in the "growing up" years and all I can ever remember doing is waking up getting ready for work get them off to school, in the afternoon run to the "next sporting event" or help coach practice", they get home to do homework, I might have an hour or 2 at the most to get a thing or two done around the house or maybe shoot a few arrows, next day repeat again........ that seemed like life for many many years, makes me feel like a huge under-achiever compare to those guys....or not, just made me feel like the normal american family dad....

We all get to where we're at by different roads. I don't see anything wrong with the way you've handled your way of hunting throughout life. There's probably hundreds of thousands who have a story similar to yours. In no way is that under-achieving.

Cam is an extreme example of how to hunt. Probably less than 0.001% could even hold with him for a week of hunting. With that said, I don't see anything wrong with his way of hunting either.

That's the beauty of this country. We can all choose different paths to enjoy a common hobby. Enjoy your hunt!

 

[Moosie]

Maybe @Moosie was able to convince him to join the prostaff team over there at Catch and Release Camo?

Although I love Cam, I know when celebrities are out of my league.

 

[Moosie]

I’m wanting to see Cam team up with Moosie’s Catch and Release Camo.

Would be fun eh ?

 

[geetar]

Would be fun eh ?

Indeed!

 

[AlaskaHunter]

I don't know who Cam Haines is, had to think for a minute what UA stands for lol.

UA = University of Alaska UAA = University of Alaska at Anchorage UAF = University of Alaska at Fairbanks

I am clueless who Cam Haines is...

 

[The Hedgehog]

It has come to my attention that my Cameron Hanes social media viewing privileges have been revoked.

I just don't know how I'm going to survive this..

 

[SaskHunter]

I find it amusing that Jocko has gone on like 2 hunts in his life and now is qualified to come out with his own hunting clothing line

Are you new to the whole concept of "Hunting Influencers" and personalities?

Most of them seem like gym influencers at first or "baes", they get an Accubow sponsorship April/May, go on one shed hunt and are full on giving you hunting advice by August. 99% of what they post are gym selfies, Accubow selfies in awkward positions to flex the glutes, talk about "hunting" supplements, post lots of "hunting" selfies with perfect make up/face camo and end up posting ONE "trophy" shot of a doe they killed over someone else's bait pile. Always talking about how #thankful and #blessed they are.

Case and point: