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Oppose the Airline Ban on Transport of Legally Harvested Animals

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JB Tinney
11 years ago

Correct your improper stand on conservation. Hunter support wildlife more than anyone else.

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David Fleig
11 years ago

Legal sport hunting provides crucial wildlife conservation dollars and reduces illegal poaching due to the value placed on the animals and presence of legal hunting operators in the field. This cannot be disputed!

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Jeff Birmingham
11 years ago

Jeff Birmingham

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James Osteen
11 years ago

I am flying Lufthansa to SA next year instead of Delta or SAA because of their politcally correct and cowardly position on this issue. I encourage all other African hunters to fly other airlines, as well.

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luc tuymans
11 years ago

Any ban, embargo, or other blind general measure incites illegal acivity. The road to hell is paved with the best of intentions.

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Russell John Pepper III
11 years ago

Knee jerk reaction that needs to be reversed

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Louis van Bergen
11 years ago

I am opposed to the airline ban on transport of legally harvested animals.

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Darrell Taylor
11 years ago

reverse the ban !!

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K.P. English
11 years ago

This pandering and overreaction only hurts legal hunters, conservation efforts, and an industry that brings money and jobs to Africa.

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Greg Mills
11 years ago

We use your airline to travel for legal hunting and I advise you to help us bring our trophies home or we will find other airlines more friendly to hunters!

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Dayl Walters
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. As a consumer of the services you provide, I strongly urge you to reverse the decision to ban the transportation of legally harvested animals. If you do not, this policy decision will weigh heavily on my choice of future airline providers and I will encourage all of my contacts to make the same consideration.

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Bill Walters
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. As a consumer of the services you provide, I strongly urge you to reverse the decision to ban the transportation of legally harvested animals. If you do not, this policy decision will weigh heavily on my choice of future airline providers and I will encourage all of my contacts to make the same consideration.

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Michael Van Ambrose
11 years ago

I strongly support a reversal of the ban on transportation of legally hunted wildlife trophies.

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Christian Weth
11 years ago

this ban is totally contra productive!

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Luis Enrique Montfort Larre
11 years ago

This is so wrong! Why banning this? It's totally senseless

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Antonio Larre
11 years ago

Es importante que a nivel mundial se comprenda la directa y estrecha relación que tiene la fauna silvestre con el cazador deportivo. La derrama económica que este provee a las poblaciones más necesitadas es lo único que las detiene de ser parte del comercio ilegal de fauna llámalos furtivos, ó Poachers, estas poblaciones serán presa de la guerrilla, las drogas cualquier mercado del submundo. las aerolineas de territorios lejanos hacen grandes negocios con el trafico deportivo, as{i como cientos ó miles de empleos indirectos que esta fuente provee.

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Catherine Semcer
11 years ago

Sustainable use is a critical component of successful anti-poaching strategies. It allows an industry dependent on wildlife conservation to be developed in areas lacking the scenery, herd density, infrastructure and proximity to population centers necessary to make photographic safaris economically viable. The presence of this industry discourages poaching by both instilling economic value in healthy wildlife populations, creating jobs for rural residents and providing the capital for hunting outfitters to field anti-poaching units. The move by airlines to prohibit the transport of legally acquired hunting trophies undermines this industry and is counterproductive to wildlife conservation. Undermining this industry also serves to deny African nations the ability to decide for themselves how best to manage their natural resources and prevents African peoples from economically benefitting from those resources. This has the same impact as stealing them outright.