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Oppose the Airline Ban on Transport of Legally Harvested Animals

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Brett S. Clauson
11 years ago

This is one of the few cases where the airlines should let their greed dictate policy, not a handful of close minded radicals. Carriers stand to lose far more than they gain by this type of political bullying from the left.

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Tom Karsten
11 years ago

I will send this to thousands of my contacts. This is flat out Bullshit!

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Oscar Gonzalez
11 years ago

This is discrimination against hunters who obey the law and follow state regulations.

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Kevin Winship
11 years ago

I think it is wrong for an Airlines to pass judgement on a Legal activity, and most airlines don't need to be turning away business!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

No way

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Jim Schaefer
11 years ago

What a shame the airlines do not do their research before making knee jerk reactions.

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William C. Moore
11 years ago

What other legal actions are you going to oppose?

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JAY REICHERT
11 years ago

THERE IS NO NEED FOR A BAN LIKE THIS-----STOP THE ABUSE----TERRORISTS DONT HIDE BOMBS IN DEAD ANIMALS-----REMEMBER WHEN AMERICA WAS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE???

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Ronald LeVick Jr.
11 years ago

Hunters are on the front line of wildlife conservation.

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Danny J Cole
11 years ago

Airlines have made a knee jerk decision, probably instigated by some liberal whining.

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Atakan Sobay
11 years ago

Knee jerk reactions hurt legal hunting.

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Mark Klausmeyer
11 years ago

Please help keep our hunting rights.

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Don Senter
11 years ago

I spend over $10,000 per year on airline travel. If my trophies won't ship I will fly another airline

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Eric Butler
11 years ago

Totally unacceptable

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Ronald Odom
11 years ago

Remember America and stop trying to destroy it.

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Kody Kellom
11 years ago

Please support hunting patrons and their legally and ethically harvested animals.

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Charles A. Parada
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. The decision to take a blanket approach to the transportation of these animals is an inappropriate response and incorrectly fails to distinguish between the trade and transportation of legally acquired wildlife specimens, and the illegal trade in wildlife specimens.

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mark collins
11 years ago

shame on whoever made that decision to ban transportation of legally harvested animals. absolutely insane.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I think the problem is not guns it has never been a deer rifle on a plane that shot passengers. Assault rifles and pistols. Might should be limited or stored locked

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Norman Lunz
11 years ago

Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater.