Guns, fine. Trash...this is why I don't like gun season

[So.OHsalesman]

I must be one out of many then lol. I'm 24 yo and my huntin buddy is 32 yo. It sucks that most "hunters" in my age group are disrespectful and have zero ethics. We are freaks about scent, trash, maintaining my Uncle's properties we hunt on bc we are thankful for the opportunity and his good graces. The bad thing is that most older people have a bad view of my age group bc the way most of them act. So I hope some of the older hunters realize that there are still good, ethical hunters out there. I was raised that way and I will teach my daughter those same principles. Love the sport, respect the game, be ethical, be safe, and pass on the passion. I will always live by those principles. Just wish more young hunters did the same.

[radicalxl]

If you don't study history and learn about it, your doomed to repeat it. My dad's generation, he passed away 2 years ago at 96, were very bad at littering, they thought nothing of it. Many times I've seen people tossing trash out of cars (including my dad) and my uncle (the one who taught me to hunt) throw stuff in the woods when I was a kid. Then came the ad on TV with the crying indian surrounded by trash in his great outdoors. We got it. People need to be educated again as we were. Maybe they need to start runnning that ad again because history IS repeating itself.

[hortontoter]

The Indian ad was always one of my favorites. Very few ads on TV have any meaning. That one sent the message loud and clear. To bad everybody didn't "get it".

[cueball]

Wow radicalxl and hortontoter........... I had completely forgotten about that commercial until you just mentioned it. And I can visualize it perfectly right now. Maybe that IS something that has stuck in the back of my mind all these years!?!?!?

[Seeker Bp]

I was just a boy when the Indian commercial was playing. it was always on when Mutual of Omahas Wild Kingdom was on.