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Mike Potts
Portland,
OR
bloodtrl@quik.com
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Guy Evans
Bend,
OR
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Kent Henthorn
Hebow,
OR
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Jeff Christensen
Bothell,
WA
huntforlife3@hotmail.com
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director
Larry Bennett
tnusaorchapter@aol.com |
Your name here if
you would just step up and get involved
WE NEED HELP
if you aren't part of the solution then you are part of the problem |
Larry Pollack
Chillicothe,
IL
wolf@mtco.com
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Portland area director
Michelle ,Brad Dodge
casseldodge1234@yahoo.com
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TNUSA Pledge
I pledge to respect, protect & conserve our
life-giving renewable resources of America. I give my solemn word of
honor to educate every person I can to the value of nature & the
wild ground that provides us our quality air, soil & water, through
our hunting heritage as the very connection to the wild we so cherish. I
promise to never take for granted my American Constitutional rights, or
our direct relationship with the animals & to actively promote our
essential duty to protect & further both.
TNUSA By-Laws
1. Enjoy yourself, live it up, have fun!
2. Abide by all laws and regulations governing the states and provinces
of our designated hunting area, living a code of ethics honorable to our
sport.
3. Insist on and practice utmost safety rules.
4. Abide by the rules of fair chase, always giving the game the benefit
of the doubt, never pursuing while restricted by topography, water, deep
snow or constricted by limited fence.
5. Conduct ourselves with manners and consideration for all others,
refusing to tolerate drugs and misuse of alcohol, both in the field and
out.
6. Strive diligently at our sport, with the legal equipment of our
choice, to maintain a proficiency and accuracy to optimize quick, humane
kills.
7. Follow up on all shots, persevering to eliminate the loss of any
animal.
8. Responsibly utilize the products of the game we harvest, appreciating
the God-given flesh, hide, bone, horn and antler, with respect and
dignity.
9. Share the wonderment of the outdoors with others, especially the
young, in word and action, signing up members at every opportunity.
10. Go beyond the call of duty in policing the ranks of outdoorsmen and
women, never accepting or allowing abhorrent, illegal or detrimental
behavior from others.
11. Put more into the wild than we take out, assisting in habitat
conservation and helping at every opportunity.
12. Pick up after inconsiderate people and keep the wild litter-free.
13. Be ultimately conscientious of the wildlife, and restrict our bag
even more than the law demands when the animals need the help.
14. Stand strong and proud, with action, letters and phone calls in
defiance of ignorant people, who wish to force their mistakes on society
and wildlife, in detriment to all.
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