Eddie Bauer Now Sells Women’s Hunting Garb

Longtime wildlife advocate, animal activist and follower of this blog, Louise Kane, shared with me the following…

“I just discovered that Eddie Bauer makes a line for hunting clothes. I’ll be boycotting this company from now on. I hope you will consider doing the same. They make a new line especially for women. The new vogue it seems to recruit women and children into the killing business. Gross.”
Below the link and photo is a letter she sent to the company (she encourages others to write them as well)…
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Dear Eddie Bauer Company,

Today when I needed to buy some footwear, I was dismayed to see your new sports line to promote hunting clothing for women and men. In light of today’s commercialization of wildlife and the threats wild animals face from habitat loss and encroachment in their living spaces, trophy hunting is even more despicable than it was when animals were more numerous. The new push to engage women in trophy hunting, or what some deem as serial killing, is very disturbing to me. Trophy hunting has always been touted as a “sport”. There is nothing remotely sporting about going into a wilderness area with high tech gear and killing animals for fun. I hope you’ll consider a line of clothing that is more in keeping with an ethical use of wilderness and wildlife. Photography, hiking, climbing, are all sports that teach endurance and appreciation and understanding of wilderness and wild animals instead of the exploitation of wild animals for the thrill of killing.

Until then I won’t be buying any more clothing from your company in boycott of your new women’s line of hunting clothing. Trophy hunting is a despicable “sport,” I hope you’ll consider the majority of Americans who care for wildlife and our thoughts about this terrible sport.

I really despise killing for fun and that’s what most hunting is all about these days.

Louise Kane, JD

6 thoughts on “Eddie Bauer Now Sells Women’s Hunting Garb

  1. Eddie Baur was at one point a good place to shop – not any more. Will be sending my letter to them also. Thanks for posting and no thanks to Sara Palin and S.E. Cupp for pushing the idea of women hunting.

  2. Unless it takes a big bite out of their profits, they will not do anything. The family has a hunting chair set up on their private property near Redmond. I stopped shopping at Eddie Bauer some time ago when I found out about the chair.

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