Kelsey Brickl launched a Change.org petition this past week in response to Josh Bowmar spear-hunting a bear in Canada.

Josh, who’s got bigger cajones than me, used a spear to kill a bear. It’s perfectly legal to use a spear in Canada where the bear was taken. It was hunted legally, morally and ethically- just like mankind has hunted animals with spears since the beginning of time.

Here’s the YouTube video:

Kelsey Brickl, a social justice warrior from the wealthy Chicago suburb of New Lenox, IL, just couldn’t respect other peoples’ right to do legal, moral and ethical activities. She launched a Change.org petition to pressure Under Armour to dump their sponsorship of Josh Bowmar’s wife Sarah.

Here’s her photo:

Brickl’s Change.org petition got a not-so-awesome 4,000 supporters, but that was enough for Under Armour to throw Sarah under the bus.

Kelsey Brickl gloated.

Victory! Under Armour Severs Ties with Bowmars!

Until Friday, Sarah Bowmar was the star of Baltimore-based Under Armour’s first women’s hunting campaign, “The Women of Will”.

Baltimore-based Under Armour (does the fact they are Baltimore-based tell you anything?) confirmed to Business Insider that they terminated their relationship with Sarah Bowmar.

Under Armour has ended its endorsement deal with hunter and fitness star Sarah Bowmar after she posted a video to YouTube of her husband, Josh, brutally killing a black bear with a 7-foot homemade spear, The Daily Mirror first reported.

The 13-minute footage was posted to the couple’s Bowmar Bowhunting channel in June and was captured in Alberta, Canada, using a GoPro camera, which was attached to the weapon.

Both Bowmars — who own the Bowmar Fitness supplement and online coaching company — are wearing Under Armour clothing in the video, which was viewed more than 200,000 times but has now been removed. (The video, which is very graphic, can be viewed on The Daily Mirror.)

I posted about it at The Truth About Guns. It went up at 3p Saturday.