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PETA to College: Stop Using Animal Mascot

Arguing that "Tigers belong in jungles, not on gridirons," a PETA Assistant Director called on the University of Memphis to use stop using animal mascots after learning the University’s tiger mascot had just died.

Shock: PETA Intern Changes Name to “CutoutDissection.com”

You have to wonder about the folks that PETA gets hold of. In a shocking move, a PETA intern named Jennifer Thornburg legally changed her name to “CutoutDissection.com.” She says that she now goes by her nickname, “Cutout.”

Ringling Brothers Circus Sued By Antis

Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus is in the line of fire by the anti’s. This time it’s over alleged poor treatment of elephants used in its shows.

Check Out Another Exciting Website For Sportsmen

The USSA continues to expand into the social networking arena. This week, the USSA was proud to become a partner with another great new website devoted to sportsmen, No Bag Limit.com.

Don’t Forget the Trailblazer Adventure Sweepstakes

The U. S. Sportsmen’s Alliance is proud to offer you a chance to win some fabulous prizes while supporting our outdoor youth program through the Trailblazer Adventure Sweepstakes. Major firms are donating over a hundred prizes totaling over $25,000 because they know the importance of introducing America’s youth to outdoor sports.

PETA: Save the “Sea Kittens”

PETA recently unveiled a new marketing campaign devoted to ending fishing as we know it. They plan to do this by not calling a spade a “spade”, or in this case a fish a “fish.” From now on PETA wants everyone to call fish “sea kittens” because no one would ever want to “hurt a sea kitten.”

Congressman Claims HSUS Campaign Harming Local Humane Societies

According to republican and pro sportsmen U.S. Representative Joe Knollenberg, efforts by the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) to defeat him in his reelection effort caused donors to stop giving to local humane societies that actually take care of homeless animals

Sportsmen Await Impact of Election

With the election of a new President and Congress, this is an important time for sportsmen to watch and remain engaged by talking to their individual elected representatives. It is also important that sportsmen understand that while policy made in Washington, D.C. can affect hunting, fishing, and trapping; policies with the most impact originate in individual state capitols.

USSA needs you and your club!

Would you or your club like to be on the front lines to defend our rights to hunt, fish, and trap? You can do that by simply becoming involved with USSA. Here are just a few ways you can become involved:

Less Than Three Weeks Until Presidential Candidate John McCain to Speak at the 2008 USSAF “Save Our Heritage” Ohio Rally

The countdown is underway! Just under three weeks until the 12th Annual USSAF “Save Our Heritage” Rally in Columbus. The Republican Presidential candidate, Arizona Senator John McCain is scheduled to speak.