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Johan
good comments. My point of asking the question is in regards to the perception hunting has with the broader public.
Let me add - Hunters should all stand together regardless of what, where or how you hunt. A hunter is a hunter — not a meat hunter or a trophy hunter.
But our modern society is disconnected from nature. Most folks don’t even know where their food originated.
We live in representative democracies. Elections have consequences. 50% plus ONE wins the political seat or the referendum or ballot initiative. Based in real data from USF&WS only about 5% of the population in the US buys a hunting license in any given gear. So hunters are 45% plus ONE vote behind before we even get to the polling place.
I liken grip & grins to pornography - I don’t care if someone is in to it, but it’s consumed behind your door. You don’t post pics of your naked wife on Facebook for friends, coworkers or family to see. Knowing the reality of all the above and knowing hunting as we know it could easily be banned or regulated out of existence would it not be wise to consider the ramifications of posting your hunt porn?