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Old 01-02-2004, 03:21 PM
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Baby Doll Brigid
 
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Pittsville WI USA
Posts: 3
Default RE: Disabled and terminally ill kids

has ceberal palsy and is confined to a wheelchair but loves to go with dad hunting so we made a stand with a ramp just for him its great to see his smile .
Hey one and all,

Undoubtedly, the ultimate measure of a society is at the quality of their character and in the way we treat our less fortunate members of our community. Through our history, American men and women have routinely sacrificed everything including their lives for principles and ideals. The highest standards and principles have always been an American tradition.

I’m happy to say the American sportsman is also adhering to these high standards and principles!! During these trying times of international terrorism, school killings, rioting, molestation, drug dealing and murders; stories of genuine human compassion are a true breath of fresh air for the non-hunting public! Pictures of big rough men tenderly helping a dying little girl into her blind or out on to a boat will touch the hearts of many and rightly so! So indeed, that is what separates us humans from animals, in that we take care of our weakest individuals.

Many of the affected families are financially strapped, and the addition of nutritious fish or game to a sparse dinner table is surely the right thing to do. We will do all we can to promote and establish a thriving community of compassionate sportsmen in the state of Indiana. We have children looking to get their wish granted and taxidermist and landowners which are ready to come on board to provide this great outdoor experience. Additionally many concerned sportsmen are volunteering nationwide to be guides mentors and lifelong friends. EVERY ONE is welcome to join on board with U.S.S.A.!

Deer, elk, bear, hogs, turkey, ducks, geese, pheasants, any type of fish, squirrels and coons all have a child waiting to get after them, and the sky is the limit as far as we are concerned.

Heathen animal activist groups that worship and venerate animals are also intent on destroying these special sportsmen’s dreams, and in many dream wish organizations have made significant headway. Let us all draw a line in the sand!!

God bless you all!

Brigid O’Donoghue,
President
Pete Normington,
Vice President
U.S.S.A.
7864 Shotwell Rd.
Pittsville, WI
(800) 518-8019
[email protected]
http://www.deerfood.com/ussa.:)
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