I still wear all that I have, but haven't bought anything new. Not that I won't again, just haven't had the itch to buy anything new.
Under armour drops sponsorship for spearing bear
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huntn2
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UA has all but sabotaged their hunting market. Cam Hanes left to join Jocko Willink and Origin's new hunting line and this morning, Remi Warren left UA. Kip Fulks who founded UA, left them for other ventures, including joining forces with Origin. All signs point to UA completely shutting down their hunting line. As much hate has they get here, every piece of UA clothing I've ever owned has outperformed just about every other piece of gear I've ever owned. I've moved on to First Lite and other brands, so I won't miss UA, but their wokeness aside, they did make some quality gear.
I have lots of items that are 10+ years old and still look fine and perform well.
My boys really seem to like the Huk shirts we buy them now.
My boys really seem to like the Huk shirts we buy them now.
Just another woke left leaning company that’s bought into the anti-hunting pact with PETA, IMO.
They do make a great product though, SAD!
Bigcountry40
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It seems this year the Anti Hunting community has really been making some noise, re-listing of wolves in the MIdwest, Washington Spring Bear Ban, Califorinia Bear Ban, attempts to take away public access in numerous states, corner crossing in Wyomoing- its not looking good for the middle class folks like us. The hunting industry better start contributing big money and support or they won't have any costumers/consumers in 50 years.
It'll be down to elite only before long. Dwindling support, dwindling hunters and it is becoming more and more about that money you mentioned.
People argue that they need us to keep things in check...but DNRs seem to keep growing predator populations.
I seen something that I've never seen in Ohio before the other day. What seemed to be a kill site with no animal. I grid searched the entire area to find nothing. Coyotes, bobcats and birds of prey don't do this.
People argue that they need us to keep things in check...but DNRs seem to keep growing predator populations.
I seen something that I've never seen in Ohio before the other day. What seemed to be a kill site with no animal. I grid searched the entire area to find nothing. Coyotes, bobcats and birds of prey don't do this.