Antifreeze Producer Promotes Anti-Hunting Group, Leaves Sportsmen in the Cold- (10/23) National
As winter approaches and people begin to prepare their vehicles for the cold weather, the U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance wants to alert sportsmen that getting a good deal on PEAK and SIERRA brands of antifreeze and deicer could jeopardize America's hunting heritage.
A rebate offered with the purchase of assorted PEAK Performance Products will credit buyers $1 to $2 per gallon of product. A section on the rebate form allows consumers to donate their rebate to the American Humane Association (AHA).
The AHA opposes all hunting and trapping. This year, it demonstrated its opposition to outdoor sports by supporting federal legislation, HR 1472, to ban bear hunting over bait. It called the practice "unsporting, unethical, and barbaric." It also supports Congressional legislation, HB 1800, to ban trapping.
Take Action! Sportsmen should contact Old World Industries, Inc., the company that produces PEAK and SIERRA antifreezes. Tell the company that its promotion of the AHA, an anti-hunting organization, is unacceptable to sportsmen across the nation and should be stopped immediately. Make sure Old World Industries knows that the AHA has an agenda to end America's outdoor heritage, thus destroying over 100 years of wildlife conservation practices. Send your comments to Mr. James Bryan, President, Old World Industries, Inc., 4065 Commercial Ave., Northbrook, IL 60062. Phone: (847) 559-2000. Toll Free (800) 323-5440. Fax (847) 559-2266.
Keep in mind that the best way to make an impression is to send messages using telephone or fax machine. Phones ringing off the hook and busy fax machines make poignant statements.
Information on this website can be reprinted with a citation to the U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance and www.ussportsmen.org
For more information about how you can protect your rights as a sportsman, contact The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance, 801 Kingsmill Parkway, Columbus, OH 43229. Phone (614) 888-4868. E-Mail us at i...@USSPORTSMEN.org
> I called them, they said they have ceased the relationship with the humane > society because of sportsmans complaints like mine. > They are recalling their program. They were unaware that the Humane Society > was anti-hunting. Now they are aware, they have also sent the message to > the Humane Society WHY.
> They asked me to please spread the word that they did not intend to > infringe on our heritage.
> > Antifreeze Producer Promotes Anti-Hunting Group, Leaves Sportsmen in > > the > > Cold- (10/23) > > National
> > As winter approaches and people begin to prepare their vehicles > > for > > the cold weather, the U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance wants to alert > > sportsmen that getting a good deal on PEAK and SIERRA brands of > > antifreeze and deicer could jeopardize America's hunting heritage.
> > A rebate offered with the purchase of assorted PEAK Performance > > Products will credit buyers $1 to $2 per gallon of product. A section > > on the rebate form allows consumers to donate their rebate to the > > American Humane Association (AHA).
> > The AHA opposes all hunting and trapping. This year, it > > demonstrated > > its opposition to outdoor sports by supporting federal legislation, HR > > 1472, to ban bear hunting over bait. It called the practice > > "unsporting, unethical, and barbaric." It also supports Congressional > > legislation, HB 1800, to ban trapping.
> > Take Action! Sportsmen should contact Old World Industries, > > Inc., the > > company that produces PEAK and SIERRA antifreezes. Tell the company > > that its promotion of the AHA, an anti-hunting organization, is > > unacceptable to sportsmen across the nation and should be stopped > > immediately. Make sure Old World Industries knows that the AHA has an > > agenda to end America's outdoor heritage, thus destroying over 100 > > years of wildlife conservation practices. Send your comments to Mr. > > James Bryan, President, Old World Industries, Inc., 4065 Commercial > > Ave., Northbrook, IL 60062. Phone: (847) 559-2000. Toll Free (800) > > 323-5440. Fax (847) 559-2266.
> > Keep in mind that the best way to make an impression is to send > > messages using telephone or fax machine. Phones ringing off the hook > > and busy fax machines make poignant statements.
> > Information on this website can be reprinted with a citation to > > the > > U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance and www.ussportsmen.org
> > For more information about how you can protect your rights as a > > sportsman, contact The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance, 801 Kingsmill > > Parkway, Columbus, OH 43229. Phone (614) 888-4868. E-Mail us at > > i...@USSPORTSMEN.org
> As winter approaches and people begin to prepare their vehicles for > the cold weather, the U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance wants to alert sportsmen > that getting a good deal on PEAK and SIERRA brands of antifreeze and deicer > could jeopardize America's hunting heritage.
> A rebate offered with the purchase of assorted PEAK Performance > Products will credit buyers $1 to $2 per gallon of product. A section on > the rebate form allows consumers to donate their rebate to the American > Humane Association (AHA).
> The AHA opposes all hunting and trapping. This year, it demonstrated > its opposition to outdoor sports by supporting federal legislation, HR 1472, > to ban bear hunting over bait. It called the practice "unsporting, > unethical, and barbaric." It also supports Congressional legislation, HB > 1800, to ban trapping.
> Take Action! Sportsmen should contact Old World Industries, Inc., the > company that produces PEAK and SIERRA antifreezes. Tell the company that > its promotion of the AHA, an anti-hunting organization, is unacceptable to > sportsmen across the nation and should be stopped immediately. Make sure > Old World Industries knows that the AHA has an agenda to end America's > outdoor heritage, thus destroying over 100 years of wildlife conservation > practices. Send your comments to Mr. James Bryan, President, Old World > Industries, Inc., 4065 Commercial Ave., Northbrook, IL 60062. Phone: (847) > 559-2000. Toll Free (800) 323-5440. Fax (847) 559-2266.
> Keep in mind that the best way to make an impression is to send > messages using telephone or fax machine. Phones ringing off the hook and > busy fax machines make poignant statements.
> Information on this website can be reprinted with a citation to the > U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance and www.ussportsmen.org
> For more information about how you can protect your rights as a > sportsman, contact The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance, 801 Kingsmill Parkway, > Columbus, OH 43229. Phone (614) 888-4868. E-Mail us at i...@USSPORTSMEN.org
You know... I find it hard to believe that 100,000 pets die from ingesting antifreeze each year. Do you think it's possible? I would suggest to consumers that they take better care of what they do with their old and new antifreeze. I just can't see their stats actually happening unintentionally. Maybe it's strategy to market their products? Not to mention that it says it's less toxic... that doesn't mean that it isn't toxic. Anyhow, don't mean to open a new can of worms but I think that if you dig a little deeper you might see a little more to it all.
Maybe so but as long as they do not give money to the Humane Society I don't really care too, too much. We all need antifreeze and I for one do not want my purchase contributing to a group that is working to end trapping and hunting.
> You know... I find it hard to believe that 100,000 pets die from > ingesting antifreeze each year. Do you think it's possible? > I would suggest to consumers that they take better care of what they do > with their old and new antifreeze. I just can't see their stats actually > happening unintentionally. Maybe it's strategy to market their products? > Not to mention that it says it's less toxic... that doesn't mean that it > isn't toxic. > Anyhow, don't mean to open a new can of worms but I think that if you > dig a little deeper you might see a little more to it all.
Let's just clear a few things up. I didn't say antifreeze wouldn't kill dogs or animals. I just find their stats a little high let alone odd. If the numbers are that high then why don't we hear about it through the humaine society up here in Canada? They certainly let us know about everything else. If the numbers are that high.. then there must be alot of leaking cooling systems on cars... I mean systems that are just puking it out...It sounds to me like someone is dummying up numbers. I know alot of farmers and they use normal antifreeze. I've yet to see puddles on their farms either... so where is all this antifreeze coming from that's killing all those animals?????????? Let's not forget that they say 100,000 PETS... a year... Like I said the first time.... doesn't seem right to me..
>>You know... I find it hard to believe that 100,000 pets die from >>ingesting antifreeze each year. Do you think it's possible? >>I would suggest to consumers that they take better care of what they >>do with their old and new antifreeze. I just can't see their stats >>actually happening unintentionally. Maybe it's strategy to market >>their products? Not to mention that it says it's less toxic... that >>doesn't mean that it isn't toxic. >>Anyhow, don't mean to open a new can of worms but I think that if you >>dig a little deeper you might see a little more to it all.
> Actually Pets DO. Antifreeze is very sweet. Animals are attracted to it. > Having one dog get poisioned twice, both times, I was there when I saw it > happen, and immediately induced vomiting, and took to the vet for medical > treatment. (Which involved giving them intervenous vodka and keeping them > in a drunken stooper for three days while the alcohol binds to the crystals > that damage the nephrons in the kidneys) > A lot of people have dogs that suddenly die, and have no idea why, because > they did not see the animal ingest it or were unaware of the dangers. > If you hung around vet practices, you would believe how common an occurance > it really is. > Sierra is STILL toxic. It's just not AS toxic as regular antifreeze. > It also isnt as animal attractive. > Kidney failure due to antifreeze poisoning is serious, deadly and an ugly > way to die. > I allow only Sierra coolant in my farm fleet, because we have dogs on the > premises. This is why it disturbed me so much that they were taking an > antihunting stance. They assured me that they were unaware of the Humane > society's agenda and I believe this is so. > An awfully lot of people are unaware of the secret/and not so secret > agenda's of many organizations. They probably thought they were an > organization to save puppys and kittens. > Not one cent of American Humane Society goes to save puppys and kittens. It > all goes to legal fees and lobbyists for their other agendas.
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