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re: Not a new topic: Hunter participation rates falling.

Posted on 1/7/26 at 11:45 am to Purple Spoon

Posted by The Levee

Bat Country

Member since Feb 2006

11744 posts

Posted on 1/7/26 at 11:45 am to Purple Spoon

My mom has 5 grandsons. All of them love to hunt and be at the camp. I’m doing my part gif

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Posted by Piebald Panther

Member since Aug 2020

631 posts

Posted on 1/7/26 at 11:54 am to YbTexas

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Check out the podcast: Hunt Quietly

Matt sounds like pure sour grapes from the hours I've listened to him on his podcast and other interviews.

I get that they think hunting has become a rich man's game, but in the sue happy world we live in. Granting someone permission to hunt is a massive risk for the average landowner.

Writing-off a family member because of hunting philosophies and throwing mud at them every turn is taking it way too far. I don't care how much I love a hobby I'm not going to shite on my brother for doing it a different way. It's not that important in the grand scheme of things.

The piles and smiles guys will get burnt out. The commitment it takes to be a good waterfowl hunter on public land will get to them or they'll get their blind burned down by the hunting here for years guys.

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Posted by MC5601

Tyler, Texas

Member since Jan 2010

4265 posts

Posted on 1/8/26 at 3:02 pm to turkish

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Where are you talking about? In SW MS, this is absolutely not true. In fact, your favorite stock market index would’ve been a far better investment.

I'm most familiar with land in Texas but it seems to be happening everywhere

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