Out of respect for the family nothing has been posted so soon after his death, but I thought now would be a good time to send out many prayers to the family,and give thanks for having met him and talking in great lengths about values and hunting. He had an exceedingly high level of ethics and was a genuinely great person without question.

RIP my Canadian hunter and friend

Condolences. Heard about the July 31st plane crash in the local news but wasn't aware until just now he was the victim.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada...h-tributes-1.4774611

Enjoyed his media presentations. Like this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN7wjXlS2Lo

Bummer, I really enjoyed his tv show.

Condolences to his family.

Jason was a friend for nearly 20 years.....he will most definitely be missed by all!

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Originally posted by Cougarz:
Bummer, I really enjoyed his tv show.

Condolences to his family.

I agree; I liked it as well.

Another good one is that one on the Yukon (can't remember its name). As a matter of fact, Canadians are producing some of the best outdoor TV - maybe with great scenery they know we don't have to look at Billy beergut yaking about what a great buck he just shot - or even more exciting the camera shot from inside the cab of the pickup rolling down the highway. I practically have to breathe into a brown paper bag when I see that.

I didn't know this guy but I will miss his show.

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Another good one is that one on the Yukon (can't remember its name). As a matter of fact, Canadians are producing some of the best outdoor TV - maybe with great scenery they know we don't have to look at Billy beergut yaking about what a great buck he just shot - or even more exciting the camera shot from inside the cab of the pickup rolling down

Lookin fir them shoooter bucks!

Yes I agree.