WWC and HHC will be working with Howling For Wildlife

[WWC]

We are happy to announce the WWC and HHC will be working with Howling For Wildlife.

As many of you know H4W has the innovative software solutions to make it easy for sportsmen to weigh in on issues important to us.  WWC has been working to inform sportsmen  via Facebook, and emails with some sucess. We had been looking into building something similar about the same time H4W launched. The explosive impact they have had since thier launch has been impressive. Sportsmen have embraced the platform and we look forward to contributing timely well thought out information for the calls to action. Please join us in making our voice heard in the volume necessary to make a difference.

Many of the thoughtful discussions held here on Hunt-WA will help us curate information for these calls to action. WWC is excited about the increase  in the desire to advocate for our hunting heritage. Please encourage everyone you know to sign up and create an account. We can make a difference in Washington State, and at the same time easily help our friends in other states. Anti hunting forces have had the 4upper hand in mobilizing comments, but now we have the opportunity to turn the tide.

https://www.howlforwildlife.org/take_action

[saylean]

Excellent

[Special T]

 

[GASoline71]

This is outstanding!

Gary

[MADMAX]

Looks interesting
Anyone sign up yet ?

[Special T]

Looks interesting
Anyone sign up yet ?

Yes, not only is it easy to send messages for our state but a few extra clicks help hunters in other states.

[MADMAX]

 

[bracer40]

👍🙏

[dreamingbig]

Looks interesting
Anyone sign up yet ?

Yes I did and I threw them some money.  They are willing to help us fight these issues daily and we need the help!


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[baldopepper]

Can't find much about them online.  Would like to find a little more about this group before donating or joining. Transparency of funds, background of founders, stance
on long term issues other than current hot button issues etc.. 
Certainly not knocking them or criticizing in any way, just over the years have learned to get the full picture before joining or donating to any cause. Leary of some hunter friendly groups right now who are pushing for the idea that wildlife are not and should not be the general publics property. They believe wildlife should be owned by whomever private property they are on and that owner should be able to mandate complete management of that wildlife. They also believe wildlife is a valuable commercial property and states should be managing it in the manner which generates maximum income. Basically prime hunting area and game should be sold to the highest bidder.  Not accusing this group of being part of that long term idea, but an issue I'd like to know their stance on.

[dreamingbig]

There are a few podcasts out there with them on them explaining who they are.


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[Special T]

Can't find much about them online.  Would like to find a little more about this group before donating or joining. Transparency of funds, background of founders, stance
on long term issues other than current hot button issues etc.. 
Certainly not knocking them or criticizing in any way, just over the years have learned to get the full picture before joining or donating to any cause. Leary of some hunter friendly groups right now who are pushing for the idea that wildlife are not and should not be the general publics property. They believe wildlife should be owned by whomever private property they are on and that owner should be able to mandate complete management of that wildlife. They also believe wildlife is a valuable commercial property and states should be managing it in the manner which generates maximum income. Basically prime hunting area and game should be sold to the highest bidder.  Not accusing this group of being part of that long term idea, but an issue I'd like to know their stance on.

I want to address a couple of your points.
1 you dont have to create an account to use the site. it just makes it easier to  do future calls to action, AND you can earn points for drawings and such. You just have to manually enter in your info each time.They have given away some cool swag to incentivize people to howl.
2 Charles has been on several local podcasts. The Huntsmen from ID, Soulful hunter podcast from Western Wa.
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly90aGV3ZXN0ZXJuaHVudHNtYW4ubGlic3luLmNvbS9yc3M/episode/MWU4MTI4MDYtNGQ5ZS00OTM4LTk3NzQtMzcwNjFjYzliOWNl?sa=X&ved=0CAUQkfYCahcKEwjw9Pybppb2AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAQ

[saylean]

Looks interesting
Anyone sign up yet ?

Ive been signed up since Jan and donated one of my books as a reward. Fully support these guys. It is really just what hunters needed as far as action items go.

[Karl Blanchard]

Looks interesting
Anyone sign up yet ?

Ive been signed up since Jan and donated one of my books as a reward. Fully support these guys. It is really just what hunters needed as far as action items go.

    they are doing what the anti's have been doing for a long time. Its soooo easy to use them to submit comments on an issue. I'd also urge people to "howl" on all issues, not just WA issues. As hunters we need to support one another whether that's spring bear in WA, trapping in CO, or hunting on Sundays in South Carolina.