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<blockquote data-quote="Migrator Man" data-source="post: 196888" data-attributes="member: 2369">You really don't have to dig very deep to find something you disagree with on Patagonia. They are more anti hunter than pro hunter and obviously have no common sense when it comes to the energy economy. Patagonia is not just like any other company as the are clearly coming out publicly on controversial issues. I will not support a company that is clearly against me and my values. Maybe your values align with theirs.....- - - Updated - - -How does shrinking the size of these national monuments not a benefit to hunters. I would think creating these monuments took away public land accessibile to hunters. A person really needs to dig deeper into these organizations. Why would RMEF come out against the public land swaps to gain access to currently landlocked parcels. How does any of this landlocked public land benefit me when I cannot hunt it. I never realized how bad this issue was until I hunted in MT. More than 50% of the public land was not accessible! The RMEF has to explain to me how this is helpful!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Migrator Man, post: 196888, member: 2369"] You really don't have to dig very deep to find something you disagree with on Patagonia. They are more anti hunter than pro hunter and obviously have no common sense when it comes to the energy economy. Patagonia is not just like any other company as the are clearly coming out publicly on controversial issues. I will not support a company that is clearly against me and my values. Maybe your values align with theirs..... [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] How does shrinking the size of these national monuments not a benefit to hunters. I would think creating these monuments took away public land accessibile to hunters. A person really needs to dig deeper into these organizations. Why would RMEF come out against the public land swaps to gain access to currently landlocked parcels. How does any of this landlocked public land benefit me when I cannot hunt it. I never realized how bad this issue was until I hunted in MT. More than 50% of the public land was not accessible! The RMEF has to explain to me how this is helpful! [/QUOTE]

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