Oppose the Airline Ban on Transport of Legally Harvested Animals
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Garry Leeson
11 years ago
The key to this vote is "LEGALLY" harvested aminals. The hunter has paid to 'harvest' the animal in the country of origin.
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Mike Johnson
11 years ago
This is ridiculous. Airlines and other countries make a ton of money off of Sportsmen that travel to hunt and to not let them bring their legally harvested animals back just makes no good sense at all...
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I will not support an airline that succumbs to foolish whining
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Jeanette Hall
11 years ago
Lift the ban on legally hunted animals now!
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Alwyn Ladell
11 years ago
I do not feel safe travelling via airlines which cave in to pressure from animal rights terrorists. This is the worst kind of knee-jerk response, ill-considered, and doomed to backfire. The most telling evidence is the complaint by CITES that it undermines their properly researched and balanced policies.
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Nikita Dalke
11 years ago
I will NOT fly with any airline that has banned legally hunted trophies. It's a discrimination against hunters.
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Russell Erbert
11 years ago
People like this, or this type remind me it only took 1 old hag to take prayer out of schools! We should all stand up for what we believe in. In this case the old hag is the airline.
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John Hennessy
11 years ago
This is not an educated decision and is a weak attempt to pander to the vocal minority.
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Wayne Cantrell
11 years ago
I am signing this petition to signify that I am in direct opposition to the recent airline transportation ban on legally harvested animals.
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Jason Douglas
11 years ago
As a life long customer of Delta Airlines I ask that you overturn this policy. My future business with your company is in your hands. -Jason Douglas, Regional Director, Delta Waterfowl Foundation; Life Member Dallas Safari Club.
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Phillip Sweet
11 years ago
This ban is ludicrous. Legally hunted big game or any game is not the same as poachers etc
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Steven stroh
11 years ago
Do not ban transport of legally harvested animals.
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Rankin smith
11 years ago
You stop hunting all game in Africa is history
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Fred Woodman
11 years ago
stop the foolishness.!!
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Gail Barney
11 years ago
Will not use your service as long as this is in effect
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Bart M Hanson
11 years ago
Please reverse your decision on banning the shipment of hunting trophies!
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Walker Smith
11 years ago
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Lonny Kennett
11 years ago
This will only hurt anti-poaching effort in African countries who rely heavily on hunters and hunting trophy fees to fund their Anti-poaching programs
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Gary Steiner
11 years ago
Delta's policy is a disservice to its paying customers, conservation efforts, and wildlife. I won't support this company anymore and am canceling my credit card with them.
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Bart Manning
11 years ago
We need to make decisions on data and facts and not hype. No one ever said the taking of an animal's life was fair to the animal, but as humanity grows animals will always have to be managed and killed, both for food as well as maintaining sustainable numbers based on available habitat. Hunting dollars is what successfully runs the system. Without those dollars the system will collapse and theses majestic animals will be aniliated by black market poaching and nuisance poaching as the system will loose its financial ability to operate both in management and protection.
The key to this vote is "LEGALLY" harvested aminals. The hunter has paid to 'harvest' the animal in the country of origin.
This is ridiculous. Airlines and other countries make a ton of money off of Sportsmen that travel to hunt and to not let them bring their legally harvested animals back just makes no good sense at all...
I will not support an airline that succumbs to foolish whining
Lift the ban on legally hunted animals now!
I do not feel safe travelling via airlines which cave in to pressure from animal rights terrorists. This is the worst kind of knee-jerk response, ill-considered, and doomed to backfire. The most telling evidence is the complaint by CITES that it undermines their properly researched and balanced policies.
I will NOT fly with any airline that has banned legally hunted trophies. It's a discrimination against hunters.
People like this, or this type remind me it only took 1 old hag to take prayer out of schools! We should all stand up for what we believe in. In this case the old hag is the airline.
This is not an educated decision and is a weak attempt to pander to the vocal minority.
I am signing this petition to signify that I am in direct opposition to the recent airline transportation ban on legally harvested animals.
As a life long customer of Delta Airlines I ask that you overturn this policy. My future business with your company is in your hands. -Jason Douglas, Regional Director, Delta Waterfowl Foundation; Life Member Dallas Safari Club.
This ban is ludicrous. Legally hunted big game or any game is not the same as poachers etc
Do not ban transport of legally harvested animals.
You stop hunting all game in Africa is history
stop the foolishness.!!
Will not use your service as long as this is in effect
Please reverse your decision on banning the shipment of hunting trophies!
Member DSC. PF SCI RMEF
This will only hurt anti-poaching effort in African countries who rely heavily on hunters and hunting trophy fees to fund their Anti-poaching programs
Delta's policy is a disservice to its paying customers, conservation efforts, and wildlife. I won't support this company anymore and am canceling my credit card with them.
We need to make decisions on data and facts and not hype. No one ever said the taking of an animal's life was fair to the animal, but as humanity grows animals will always have to be managed and killed, both for food as well as maintaining sustainable numbers based on available habitat. Hunting dollars is what successfully runs the system. Without those dollars the system will collapse and theses majestic animals will be aniliated by black market poaching and nuisance poaching as the system will loose its financial ability to operate both in management and protection.