Oppose the Airline Ban on Transport of Legally Harvested Animals
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James Lowry
11 years ago
Being refused to transport legal, non-dangerous items via pubic transportation is an assault on my rights.
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Tim Mitchell
11 years ago
I think that all legal taken wild game should be allowed to be shipped via airlines if so desired just like other freight is shipped on airlines.
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James Shaddix
11 years ago
Another example of the voice of a radical minority trying to infringe on the rights of the majority. America is no longer a free America if this craziness is allowed to continue. If not for hunters most wildlife would be extinct by now.
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Brent LeesMay
11 years ago
This is damaging the very people who are desperately trying to conserve what little is left of our very beautiful wild areas and the wildlife therein -
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Michael Joplin
11 years ago
Rather than putting your efforts into banning legally harvested game, how about focusing on improving customer service?
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Bob Meiresonne
11 years ago
There are far bigger thing they could ban than something that is perfectly legal. Try terrorists and criminals.
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LeRoy Warfield
11 years ago
I No Longer hunt, but the Airlines Band has the 'smell of Washington' in the wrong direction--AGAIN!
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Robert Ault
11 years ago
I oppose the airline ban of transporting legally harvested trophy animals.
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George M. Haggard
11 years ago
The airline transportation ban on legally harvested animals is a irresponsible knee-jerk reaction by some that do not have real world experience and or knowledge!
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David Rohrbaugh
11 years ago
I do not fly but I adamantly oppose this ban for those who do - this is just another "back door" attempt to regulate our guns and ammo
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Anonymous
11 years ago
The decision to ban the transport of legally hunted animals is a knee-jerk reaction to a manufactured hysteria. Ask any Zimbabwean what they think of lions, and they will tell you they're not cute and cuddly but are in fact man-eaters.
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Gary Covington
11 years ago
Obey the law! Don't make your own law!
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Alan Webster
11 years ago
This is a poorly thought out policy that does nothing to prevent the illegal taking of wild game, and only hurts the economies of the destination, along with the airline itself.
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Sal DiVenti
11 years ago
I guess I won't go on a planned trip to AK. I wonder how much damage to their /our economy this will cause.
I'm going to plant a hamburger tree in my yard so I won't go hungry!
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Carmon H Alexander
11 years ago
Stop trying to manage the whole world. You're not qualified.
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Wes Weise
11 years ago
Sport hunting makes wildlife valuable to the people who live nearby. Rather than depleting the number of animals, it promotes the health of the herd by making the local people feel that they have a real economic reason to protect the game animals. Actions such as these only serve to disrupt this positive interaction between the indigenous people, the game animals and the hunters that all benefit from legal sport hunting. We should all be working to make legal hunting tourism easier, not harder, because everyone benefits!
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Glenn Finley
11 years ago
I oppose the airline ban on shipping of hunting trophies.
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J. Fred Cross
11 years ago
I oppose the airline ban of hunting trophies.
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Richard Hanson
11 years ago
If no one flew anywhere for 30 days, perhaps customers would be appreciated again.
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Paul A. Grasso
11 years ago
While I am not a hunter I oppose the Airlines putting restrictions on transporting legalally obtained items.
Being refused to transport legal, non-dangerous items via pubic transportation is an assault on my rights.
I think that all legal taken wild game should be allowed to be shipped via airlines if so desired just like other freight is shipped on airlines.
Another example of the voice of a radical minority trying to infringe on the rights of the majority. America is no longer a free America if this craziness is allowed to continue. If not for hunters most wildlife would be extinct by now.
This is damaging the very people who are desperately trying to conserve what little is left of our very beautiful wild areas and the wildlife therein -
Rather than putting your efforts into banning legally harvested game, how about focusing on improving customer service?
There are far bigger thing they could ban than something that is perfectly legal. Try terrorists and criminals.
I No Longer hunt, but the Airlines Band has the 'smell of Washington' in the wrong direction--AGAIN!
I oppose the airline ban of transporting legally harvested trophy animals.
The airline transportation ban on legally harvested animals is a irresponsible knee-jerk reaction by some that do not have real world experience and or knowledge!
I do not fly but I adamantly oppose this ban for those who do - this is just another "back door" attempt to regulate our guns and ammo
The decision to ban the transport of legally hunted animals is a knee-jerk reaction to a manufactured hysteria. Ask any Zimbabwean what they think of lions, and they will tell you they're not cute and cuddly but are in fact man-eaters.
Obey the law! Don't make your own law!
This is a poorly thought out policy that does nothing to prevent the illegal taking of wild game, and only hurts the economies of the destination, along with the airline itself.
I guess I won't go on a planned trip to AK. I wonder how much damage to their /our economy this will cause. I'm going to plant a hamburger tree in my yard so I won't go hungry!
Stop trying to manage the whole world. You're not qualified.
Sport hunting makes wildlife valuable to the people who live nearby. Rather than depleting the number of animals, it promotes the health of the herd by making the local people feel that they have a real economic reason to protect the game animals. Actions such as these only serve to disrupt this positive interaction between the indigenous people, the game animals and the hunters that all benefit from legal sport hunting. We should all be working to make legal hunting tourism easier, not harder, because everyone benefits!
I oppose the airline ban on shipping of hunting trophies.
I oppose the airline ban of hunting trophies.
If no one flew anywhere for 30 days, perhaps customers would be appreciated again.
While I am not a hunter I oppose the Airlines putting restrictions on transporting legalally obtained items.