Hem
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Bugs me Mr. Influencer/ Joe fly fisherman doesn't wet his hands before grabbing trout.
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Progression of social media. It's NOT going to change - it will increase, no matter how much we may dislike. I agree. A couple generations down the road and distribution to all the, "so called" great spots will be far spread.I don't like seeing spots getting blown up on the internet as much as the next guy, but to be honest if every spot in the world gets blown up on the internet, they'll eventually all get so diluted that it has little to no effect anymore right?
My elk spots are so secret the elk don’t even know about them!There are no secret spots anymore, doesn't matter who posts what. If it did, you aren't helping by sharing it on a public forum
Remind me not to team up with you next year!My elk spots are so secret the elk don’t even know about them!
There is a certain narcissism that comes with the gig. The place is not the product, they themselves are. Hence little concern for the place. Thing about the nitwit that was posting vids of himself dropping a deuce in the mountain lake.I think to most influencers, the attention they get and money is way more important than the actual hunting/fishing experience. I know some that try to be influencers, and they’re not bad guys, but they’re mostly going from spot to spot without any concern of burning spots as they have no intentions of going back themselves. It’s all about content to attract more followers. Influencers crave attention above all else.
You might be suprised - a lot of the younger generation doesnt like it. I think there will be a shift.Progression of social media. It's NOT going to change - it will increase, no matter how much we may dislike. I agree. A couple generations down the road and distribution to all the, "so called" great spots will be far spread.
First stage of curmudgeonhood. It gets worse with time.I don't know if its age or I've just truly grown to hate people in general.
Next thing you know you're a "history buff" with a subject matter focus on either the Civil War or WWII...First stage of curmudgeonhood. It gets worse with time.
Judge Andrew Menary said his decision to allow Axel Rudakubana to be named was exceptional given the boy’s age. But he said the teen will lose his right to anonymity when he turns 18 next week and continuing to shield his identity could allow false information about his name and immigration status to metastasize.
It does happen though where the influencer is breaking the law. You cannot profit off the public land, such as making money from the content you produce, unless you have a valid permit from the public land office stating that you can. Same concept for outfitters that use the public land for their services. There are a few threads on this forum discussing this topic as the rules and enforcement are not great. If there was a massive shift in the rules and enforcement of this policy, the amount of content would drastically shrink.Sure influencers are bad, for a variety of reasons. But in the end, its public land isn't it? People are not breaking any laws going there if they can figure out where it is. With how popular outdoor sports are getting, just a matter of time for anywhere really.
I've had enough run-ins with inbred hicks from little podunk towns trying to threaten me off crown land here in Canada that I have every right to be on, that I really have no patience with people trying to claim public land as 'their own' or 'locals only'.
the vast majority of time they probably need a film permit, but the dirty truth is most people filming for content on public land aren’t getting them. That and the influencer world is actively working to reduce the film permit requirements and costsSure influencers are bad, for a variety of reasons. But in the end, its public land isn't it? People are not breaking any laws going there if they can figure out where it is. With how popular outdoor sports are getting, just a matter of time for anywhere really.
Next thing you know you're a "history buff" with a subject matter focus on either the Civil War or WWII...
To me its more of a moral issue rather than a legal issue.Sure influencers are bad, for a variety of reasons. But in the end, its public land isn't it? People are not breaking any laws going there if they can figure out where it is.
Franz Ferdinand, who was the nephew of the Austro-Hungarian emperor, was killed by a group called the Black Hand. And because they were a Serbian nationalist society, the empire declared war on Serbia. Then Russia, which was bound by a treaty, was forced to mobilize, which meant that Germany had to declare war on Russia. Then France declared war on Germany, and that was World War I. Because the emperor's nephew was killed.I feel like WWI is the final level of this. Like you know there is no coming back at that point.