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Dec 10 - 17, 2008
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Each one of these articles are very important and I urge you to go to the US Sportsmen's Alliance to read the complete articles... just don't forget to come back to WomenHunters. If you are not a member of their Email Network then I also urge you join it. God Bless, Sue

National Wild Turkey Federation Names Kennamer Chief Conservation Officer (Click Here For More)

USSA Congratulates Long-Time Friend

The National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) announced on December 16, 2008 that James Earl Kennamer, Ph.D., has been named the organization’s Chief Conservation Officer.

New Name Mentioned for Obama’s Interior Secretary (Click Here For More)

Colorado Senator Reportedly Offered Job by President-elect Obama

After a week in which grassroots supporters for two different candidates to become President- elect Obama’s Secretary of the Interior battled, a new name has emerged for the position. On Wednesday, December 17, Colorado Senator Ken Salazar was nominated to the position.

HSUS Trying to Overturn Elk Management Plan in Rocky Mountain National Park (Click Here For More)

The nation’s largest anti-hunting group has joined a federal court case to block volunteer hunters from helping to control elk populations in Rocky Mountain National Park. The case could lead to a political precedent dangerous to federal wildlife managers’ ability to involve the public in hands-on wildlife management programs.

Get a Job Doing What You Love (Click Here For More)

Work for the USSA in 2009

Do you want to share the outdoor lifestyle with thousands of families and be instrumental in the fight to protect hunting, fishing and trapping? The USSA needs you!

Grassroots Battle Over Next Secretary of the Interior (Click Here For More)

Anti’s Back U.S Representative Grijalva

There continues to be speculation as to who will become President-elect Barack Obama’s Secretary of the Interior. However, two names have moved to the head of the pack: U.S. Representatives Raul M. Grijalva (D-AZ) and Mike Thompson (D- CA).

USSA Denounces Minnesota Hysteria Over Lead in Venison (Click Here For More)

State Overreacting to Test Results

The U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance (USSA) denounces a recent decision by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture to expand X-ray testing to all venison donated to food shelters through the state’s Harvested Venison Donation Program.

Concealed Carry to Be Allowed in Most National Parks and Refuges (Click Here For More)

New Rules Announced by the Department of the Interior

The Department of the Interior this week announced new rules that allow holders of concealed carry permits to take firearms into most of the nation’s national parks and wildlife refuges.

Anti-Hunter Considered Front Runner as New EPA Administrator (Click Here For More)

Candidate Discarded New Jersey Black Bear Management Plan in 06

While the discussion over the new Secretary of the Interior remains hot, sportsmen should keep their eyes on another key post for the incoming Obama Administration- Environmental Protection Agency Administrator (EPA). From various sources, it is becoming increasingly likely that the President-elect will tap Lisa Jackson, the current administrator for the New Jersey EPA and a seasoned opponent of hunting.


The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance (USSA) and the U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation (USSAF) work nationwide, representing over 1.5 million sportsmen through member clubs and individual constituents.  The organizations provide legislative, legal defense and public education services to defend and advance sportsmen's rights in Washington, D.C. and in all 50 states. 

Contact Us:

U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance, 801 Kingsmill Parkway, Columbus, OH 43229

Ph: (614) 888-4868  Fax: (614) 888-0326

E-mail: info@ussportsmen.org Website: http://www.ussportsmen.org/ 

Sharon Hayden, Assistant Director of Communications Data - shayden@ussportsmen.org

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