Youtube waypoints for sale

[ccc23454]

Thinking a side hustle to offset inflation and tag price increases is needed. I will need to solicit some additional help from fellow HTers as "area experts". Heres my business idea: you send me a youtube hunting video and i tell you where it was filmed if on public lands! You slackasses who cant figure out your own spots can now buy the info to be just like your favorite influncer! Fees will be based on accuracy, something like $50 for general area/specfic range/unit# (under 20-30 miles radius) $100 for trailhead/narrowed region (under 5-10 miles) $500 for the exact waypoint for a spot in the video. If my crack team of outdoor enthusiasts cant figure location or if private property there is a $10 processing fee to prevent getting spammed, also any video with guys wearing flat brimmed hats or that use the word "hammerring" will inccur $10 hurts to watch fee. Will give 20% discount on all freshtrack videos if you use the standard promo code.

What do you think? Should i take my idea to shark tank? LMAO

 

[geewhiz]

Can’t say this hasn’t crossed my mind. Idk how many videos I’ve watched, done a little google earthing, and found the exact spot the shot was fired from. Even in areas I’ve never been in before.

I’m in.

 

[Nick87]

Shark tank

 

[jwatts]

This past spring I was watching The Hunting Public and their semi live turkey videos. I knew they were in Mississippi, but some of that terrain looked awful familiar. I saw a few things in particular that got my attention and drove out to one of the spots I frequent. Sure enough, there was their camp. I guess come March I'll figure out how many others put the pieces together and decide to try it out.

 

[DFS]

The amount of eastern Montana mule deer hunts that pop up on YouTube is impressive. Why do people feel the need to document and share the adventure. Do they think they are going to become famous for shooting a dinky mule deer while they are rutting.

I say you burn all the spots down sounds like a great business venture.

 

[Gellar]

People are making like 100k/month on only fans and you won’t have to lower yourself to spot burning.

 

[ccc23454]

Your all hired! Lol

My problem is i think the monetization of hunting (primarily thru video, some i even enjoy) is ruining the sport and dont see way to stop or even slow it down short of getting youtube to ban content which is in my view bad towards hunting overall plus they would likely find another platform. The videos can be incredibly informative and remove barriers to entry but also makes people first exposer to the sport easy to be misdirected in my eyes. I learned hunting from family and friends, it was part of growing up. When i meet these ultra competitive people dressed in every item sitka sells on the mountain and attempt to have a 2 minute polite how ya doing conversation i feel like some have never actually learned how to hunt! I got to thinking does some influencer maybe muleytard have hardcore fans who take his videos as gospel? Do they think stuff they do during video hunts is the right way and not realize theres 5 days of video that got cut for that 30 min video and fail to learn that hunting is a ethic based sport? I haven't seen it yet but what's next is some roidfreak going to run pass me on trail only to pass him in mile benchpressing a log and counting off hammering37, hammering38...

Should we start spot burning key influencers? Lets say we do, will consequence be video quality drop hiding landscape and directly impact their "likes"? Will it make it harder for them to create content between lose of spots and reduced video quality? Lots of questions, any answers?

 

[np307]

I'll undercut you and move the money and declare bankruptcy if someone gets mad that I just gave them a made up waypoint.

 

[DFS]

When influencers burn a spot to the ground they just move to the next and never think twice. The common hunter and the locals suffer. Not every hunter has the means to take the time off and move to a different area. The influencer is just on the the next.

 

[Nick87]

People are making like 100k/month on only fans and you won’t have to lower yourself to spot burning.

I keep trying to talk the wife into it
She says nobody is gonna pay for that. I told her there's some sick people out there time to capitalize.

 

[Nick87]

The amount of eastern Montana mule deer hunts that pop up on YouTube is impressive. Why do people feel the need to document and share the adventure. Do they think they are going to become famous for shooting a dinky mule deer while they are rutting.

I say you burn all the spots down sounds like a great business venture.

Idk why most of them do it, but they could stop anytime. I'm not interested in spectator sports.

 

[Ought Six]

Your all hired! Lol

My problem is i think the monetization of hunting (primarily thru video, some i even enjoy) is ruining the sport and dont see way to stop or even slow it down short of getting youtube to ban content which is in my view bad towards hunting overall plus they would likely find another platform. The videos can be incredibly informative and remove barriers to entry but also makes people first exposer to the sport easy to be misdirected in my eyes. I learned hunting from family and friends, it was part of growing up. When i meet these ultra competitive people dressed in every item sitka sells on the mountain and attempt to have a 2 minute polite how ya doing conversation i feel like some have never actually learned how to hunt! I got to thinking does some influencer maybe muleytard have hardcore fans who take his videos as gospel? Do they think stuff they do during video hunts is the right way and not realize theres 5 days of video that got cut for that 30 min video and fail to learn that hunting is a ethic based sport? I haven't seen it yet but what's next is some roidfreak going to run pass me on trail only to pass him in mile benchpressing a log and counting off hammering37, hammering38...

Should we start spot burning key influencers? Lets say we do, will consequence be video quality drop hiding landscape and directly impact their "likes"? Will it make it harder for them to create content between lose of spots and reduced video quality? Lots of questions, any answers?

I don’t think they are going to care about you spot burning the Hill Ranch, the San Carlos, the Deseret, or any of these other high dollar elk/deer amusement parks. None of us average folk could afford it anyway.

 

[rustednuts]

I've thought about making a fake video of a monster bull harvest in an obvious spot in a crappy unit and seeing how many people I can get to burn their points.

 

[FREAK]

you guys got any good spots? 320+ potential? Maybe 3 miles max from the TH. I shoot high BC bullets so they should do the job.

 

[Irrelevant]

I keep trying to talk the wife into it
She says nobody is gonna pay for that. I told her there's some sick people out there time to capitalize.

I've tried the same, even included, "it's time for you to start pullin' your weight around here. I can't pay for everything."

somehow that still didn't work.

 

[Trial153]

I say sell the way points when you auction the tags off. Adds value! It’s the American way.

 

[c0d95]

Are all youtube hunters hated here or just Cam Hanes and Elkshape? haha I like watching hunting youtube during the off-season and whenever I'm bored.

 

[Irrelevant]

you guys got any good spots? 320+ potential? Maybe 3 miles max from the TH. I shoot high BC bullets so they should do the job.

I do... now, if I could only draw the tag!

 

[Nick87]

, "it's time for you to start pullin' your weight around here.

somehow that still didn't work.

I can't word it quite like that...they dont like fat jokes.

 

[Benfromalbuquerque]

Burn the worst influencer spots to the ground with location hints hidden in the videos. If you shoot anything you should be in a crazy dumb costume like this T-rex, blaze orange vest.