Part 1: Climber x Hunter | Finding Common Ground

[jlt]

Thank you New Belgium Brewing for supporting our public lands! Definitely going to keep that in mind when buying beer.

[RecapturingLife]

I felt like this could have been longer. You structured the story well enough to make it interesting. I wanted to know more about them and see more attempts of trying each other's activities. I also think it would have been a really good conversation piece. I hope you decide to edit a longer version one day because these stories deserve more room to blossom.

[griffinohara]

Glad to see New Belgium supports public lands, and is about more than good beer.

[afrovivalist]

I know how they feel. It's such a good feeling to be in the beautiful public land of the Pacific Northwest. I love it!

[dannyb]

This is awesome. Its time for outdoor users to demand a simple 2% "Backpack Tax" on all outdoor goods, with revenue going directly into preserving and improving our outdoor spaces. What a glorious heritage we in America have been given. Now its up to us not to lose it.

[deanhunter]

In Australia, we have a term called: "on yer!".Which translates as: " good on you!"
Public lands are for the public. Not to be locked up, Away from the public....
Other side of the globe but on the same page.

[charlesbonkley]

Wrong, diverse group of people. Should be the non-diverse, narrow-minded folks from Washington who write and approve bill and after bill to cut into and reduce National Parks land.

[williamjohnson]

I cry when I kill but I do it because it gives me a rush?
I'm not totally anti-hunting (some populations need to be culled) but that seems kinda messed up.
It's like human nature in a nutshell.