RYAN LAMPERS CRIMINAL COMPLAINT | GRITTY RESPONSE

[jermck]

 

[Lil-Rokslider]

Ooooh yay, another thread on this! In before it's locked! Who wants to guess what topic the thread is on by the time it gets locked? 5 doll hairs for the winner.

 

[Justin Crossley]

If this turns into a dumpster fire, it will immediately be locked.

 

[bojangles808]

poor Brian, whose coattails will he ride now?

 

[MCS]

 

[Jason Snyder]

What’s the TLDR? I’m not going to give Gritty a click on his video to watch it.

 

[wapitibob]

What’s the TLDR? I’m not going to give Gritty a click on his video to watch it.

He doesn't know anymore than the rest of us.

 

[IDVortex]

What’s the TLDR? I’m not going to give Gritty a click on his video to watch it.

I cant watch the entire thing. They haven't hunted together since last spring, he wasn't with him. Give him the benefit of the doubt, what's going on with lampers has nothing to do with him.

He is calling folks in the comments cry babies. Which, yes, could be correct. But it also makes him look childish.

High-school drama. Thats about it.

 

[Jason Snyder]

I wasn’t meaning to imply he had anything to do with it. I just can’t stand, listening to him, and I’m not going to give his YouTube channel support to hear him blather on. I thought he might have something relevant to offer, but I guess he didn’t

 

[Jake Larsen]

What’s the TLDR? I’m not going to give Gritty a click on his video to watch it.

All quite predictable.

1) Distanced himself from Ryan, says they haven’t hunted together since their Canadian wolf hunt a year and a half ago, and that he knows nothing about this case.

2) Spoke very highly of Ryan’s character during the timeframe in which they were hunting together, with stories of how ethical he was as an outdoorsman/hunter. Extra careful about following all the laws to the T. In other words, all their hunts were 100% on the up & up, and this seems very out of character.

3) Talked about “mistake” making in general, and being willing to forgive. Giving the benefit of the doubt, innocent until proven guilty, ect ect.


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[Jason Snyder]

I completely believe in forgiveness, I completely believe in people making mistakes and moving on. I think folks also need to remember and understand there are certain mistakes that have consequences.

There are a number of mistakes I could make, where I would no longer be employed in my current field, and that’s just the way it is.

 

[WRO]

All quite predictable.

1) Distanced himself from Ryan, says they haven’t hunted together since their Canadian wolf hunt a year and a half ago, and that he knows nothing about this case.

2) Spoke very highly of Ryan’s character during the timeframe in which they were hunting together, with stories of how ethical he was as an outdoorsman/hunter. Extra careful about following all the laws to the T. In other words, all their hunts were 100% on the up & up, and this seems very out of character.

3) Talked about “mistake” making in general, and being willing to forgive. Giving the benefit of the doubt, innocent until proven guilty, ect ect.


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Thank you, listening to him talk gives me the urge to suck start a shotgun.


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[AZ8]

Good thing is, this will go away once the next influencer allegedly commits a game violation.

 

[Customweld]

There are a number of mistakes I could make, where I would no longer be employed in my current field, and that’s just the way it is.

That’s a good point. A lot of industries are small enough that a big mistake could make you unemployable in that industry.

 

[Muledeerfanatic]

This guy is such a tool
Big outdoorsy hunter guy

 

[IDVortex]

I completely believe in forgiveness, I completely believe in people making mistakes and moving on. I think folks also need to remember and understand there are certain mistakes that have consequences.

There are a number of mistakes I could make, where I would no longer be employed in my current field, and that’s just the way it is.

We live in a society that can easily be blinded by consequences. Or we get into a lifestyle that blinds the consequences.

At the end of the day, we all make decisions, even driving down the road texting, making a phone call, changing the ac can be a decision that might have a consequence we thought would never happen.

 

[roadrunner]

Why is everyone so infatuated with the mistakes others make?

 

[Fireflyfishing]

Why is everyone so infatuated with the mistakes others make?

Because they invest so much time with these influencer’s content and then get really disappointed when things go south with their heroes.

 

[Steve O]

Why is everyone so infatuated with the mistakes others make?

Probably because they figured the success, fame, and fortune the others have come by was because they cheated…

 

[rclouse79]

I stopped listening at everything he ever did with Lampers was by the book. Didn’t they have to pull bear videos for filming in a wilderness area without a permit?