Does she tuck her ears in? Post a picture of her in a Vias t shirt one size too small and we will judge her.
Ethical or Not?
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Does she tuck her ears in? Post a picture of her in a Vias t shirt one size too small and we will judge her.
BuzzH
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shit...these guys wearing flat brims are late to the party, they aren't setting a trend. Thirty years too late "bro"...
My late grandfather, IIRC, he shot that deer in about 1995 or 1996...and was either 79 or 80 years old.
My late grandfather, IIRC, he shot that deer in about 1995 or 1996...and was either 79 or 80 years old.
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Carnage2011
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Ha! Damnit....no KUIU for her and she has yet to find a camo company that makes a shirt small enough for her....
Carnage2011
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shit...these guys wearing flat brims are late to the party, they aren't setting a trend. Thirty years too late "bro"...
My late grandfather, IIRC, he shot that deer in about 1995 or 1996...and was either 79 or 80 years old.
That's gold! Awesome pic Buzz.
noharleyyet
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shit...these guys wearing flat brims are late to the party, they aren't setting a trend. Thirty years too late "bro"...
My late grandfather, IIRC, he shot that deer in about 1995 or 1996...and was either 79 or 80 years old.
Obviously didn’t get the pants on the ground memo.
Cool share Buzz.
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ignorethefringes
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shit...these guys wearing flat brims are late to the party, they aren't setting a trend. Thirty years too late "bro"...
My late grandfather, IIRC, he shot that deer in about 1995 or 1996...and was either 79 or 80 years old.
Very cool share! I never said they were setting a trend?
I realized I made a typo in my original post, and apparently many people missed it when I said, "That's probably not fair* to other guys that wear that style of hat, lol."
That post was, I thought quite clearly, aimed at the Hushin guys and not anyone here. The "bro culture" that I've been exposed to seems to be generally loud, obnoxious, and selfish. And to me it seems like they wear a lot of flat brimmed hats, lol. I never accused any of y'all and I would never have guessed so many were so sensitive.
Carnage2011: No, I wouldn't have assumed your wife is part of the "bro culture" because she wears a flat brimmed hat. But if she posted videos on Youtube acting like the Hushin guys, I probably would make that assumption.
IdahoBugler: I couldn't begin to guess how you represent the hunting community. Do you have videos posted on Youtube of your antics that I can watch, like I did with the Hushin guys, in order to make a guess? I don't care how people look or what they wear. I care about their personality and how they act. You see how I mentioned their personalities in my comment, not just the hat style (which was intended as a joke)?
Zach
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[video=youtube;1LlIpQmPsbo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LlIpQmPsbo[/video]
oswald2581
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I wont question who gets and doesn't get your respect, I personally watch a lot of the Hush videos, but I do think you need to re-think your logic on what you posted. "When in Rome. Do as the romans do." That is a terrible analogy. Someone might say, "When in the late 1800's, do what commercial hunters did." "When in Syria, do what ISIS does." Those examples may be a little extreme, but it gets the point across that just because you are somewhere or in a certain time period, it does not mean you get to just act how "they" do. Read post #71 from Aussie_hunter_JD, hunting in Helos is not the norm and it is not ethical. You say ETHICAL based off the norms of NZ, but back in the late 1800s, killing more than your fair share of game was ETHICAL and LEGAL to many people based off the norms at that time in the US. Thank god we had great leadership during that time by Roosevelt and others to stand up and make a change causing a shift in the behavior of what was ethical and not-ethical. It is just as important today that people don't just go with the "norm" but they recognize when something is not right, stand up and make a change.
We can all sit an argue the ethics of this hunt because ethics are different from person to person, country to country. An ethic is a body of moral principals or values associated with a particular culture or group. In the great words of Jim Posewitz, the definition of an ethical hunter is "A person who follows all the rules of proper behavior in a way that will satisfy what society expects of him or her as a hunter." Myself and many others don't believe these guys were satisfying what society expects of them as hunters during this particular hunt. If people don't recognize the issue, call them out on it to create a change, we would be just going along with the "norm". I believe the good people in the hunting industry hope to set examples for others and then there are some that just want fame and fortune. To be good you need to be careful on what you put out there and truly lead by setting a good example. "Taking the easy road" is not a good example. Just my thoughts.
ignorethefringes
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LOL! very nice
cbang65
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I understand that point of view and rescinded my argument as I went back through and read up more on the issue.
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COEngineer
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Kudos to this guy for recognizing and acknowledging a mistake.
Idahoarcheryhunter
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Does it come with a medivac off the mountain as well?
oswald2581
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I believe there is nothing better than recognizing where you can improve and improving! People make mistakes and mistakes happen, such as this hunt by Hush, but recognizing it, learning from it and fixing it, make the mistake better. That is how you earn respect from others.
The Hedgehog
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I prefer my caps snug fitting with a slight bend in the bill. It fits nice, don't have to tuck the ears that way. It also helps properly shade my eyes from the sun. Just in case others wanted to know.
