• Trail Blazin'

    Trail Blazin' is an outdoor blog edited by Nate Hoppes.

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    johnsonkat71

    johnsonkat71 says:

    "I will say, I am a life long hunter. Poaching has been reduced over the years in africa because now these animals are of value, to the locals, the government. because this guy is willing to pay 15,000 dollars to come harvest 1 giraffe, ths is money that a poacher would be taken out of the community.
    This is exactly what a ethical hunter who cares about the future of hunting does not want to do.someone sees this picture, and this is all they know about hunting, well it is not a true depiction of our sport and it is not the impression the responsible hunting community wants to give. It is like having a deer tied to the front bumper of your truck for the hole world to see. It is very barberic and is not respectful to people and the community in general."

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    johnsonkat71

    johnsonkat71 says:

    "I will say, I am a life long hunter. Poaching has been reduced over the years in africa because now these animals are of value, to the locals, the government. because this guy is willing to pay 15,000 dollars to come harvest 1 giraffe, ths is money that a poacher would be taken out of the community.
    This is exactly what a ethical hunter who cares about the future of hunting does not want to do.someone sees this picture, and this is all they know about hunting, well it is not a true depiction of our sport and it is not the impression the responsible hunting community wants to give. It is like having a deer tied to the front bumper of your truck for the hole world to see. It is very barberic and is not respectful to people and the community in general."

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    johnsonkat71

    johnsonkat71 says:

    "I will say, I am a life long hunter. Poaching has been reduced over the years in africa because now these animals are of value, to the locals, the government. because this guy is willing to pay 15,000 dollars to come harvest 1 giraffe, ths is money that a poacher would be taken out of the community.
    This is exactly what a ethical hunter who cares about the future of hunting does not want to do.someone sees this picture, and this is all they know about hunting, well it is not a true depiction of our sport and it is not the impression the responsible hunting community wants to give. It is like having a deer tied to the front bumper of your truck for the hole world to see. It is very barberic and is not respectful to people and the community in general."

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    dancinggirlemi

    dancinggirlemi says:

    "i love the blissful smiles on David's face!! :) :D :)"

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  • Teva's Proof of Life Photo Contest

    It's more than likely that you have owned a bike that-- no matter what challenging conditions you've put it through-- has continued functioning. Try giving that trusty old bike the recognition it deserves, and win $2,000 in prizes doing it, in Teva's 'Proof of Life' Photo Contest.

    Teva is looking for bike enthusiasts to upload a picture of their worn, beat-up bike that has endured a tremendous amount of action for a chance to win up to $2,000 in prizes, including an autographed Jeff Lenosky Giant STP frame set and a Teva prize-pack.

    Each week, from now until the end of August, a winner will be selected to receive a free pair of Teva Links Mid shoes plus a chance at the grand prize pack.

    To increase your chances of winning, add a great title and caption describing exactly what you put the bike through.

    Full Contest Details

    The Calm Before the Storm

    Grateful Bertha the Downhill Wonder is about to go through one of her most difficult challenges yet as she prepares for the mountain biking portion of a 12-hour Adventure Race. The bike rode up and down one of the rockiest and difficult trails in Southern California, San Luis Obispo's famed Morning Glory Trail. One after another, racers dropped out due to bike malfunction, but not me as Grateful Bertha held strong although very beat-up.
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