Not sure how everyone else feels, but if you have the privilege to hunt, and hunt on television, you are representing all hunters...it's not the acting & the hair, or his overall personality that brings me to this, but it's the fact that he got caught breaking the law....

Either way, he's representing all hunters when having his own show. And getting caught breaking the law, especially being a public figure, doesn't look good among the hunting community, especially the pros with other shows (wonder how they feel).

It also starts large arguments about who's fault it was, and guys posting in a public forum what they read on another news site (that's why I love the USA). The fact is, no one was there, & he did get caught. No one here knows what or how it all took place from a personal stand point.

This really reminds me of baseball. A large name in the sport gets caught raises eyebrows for everyone else. I wonder how other Pro Staffers feel. The ones that are out there doing things within the law? I also don't like animal rights activists getting any other excuses...