Chairman’s Message

By Chairman of the Board Stephen Mohr

Webster defines fuel as a source of sustenance (strength or nourishment) or incentive.

Many folks are amazed at the USP’s ability to continue to run strong and show no signs of running out of fuel. Where do we get our fuel supply? The answer is obvious…. Everywhere. The USP’s fuel is delivered in many forms. When it comes to fuel, the USP can use it all. We are the omnivore of outdoor sportsmen groups.

USP gets its fuel tanks filled on a regular basis. We never have to make a scheduled fuel stop. Often our tanks are full and running over. We never allow our tanks to run low. We run mostly on high quality fuel. Sort of like the old gasoline commercial, “Put a tiger in your tank” .Our fuel deliveries come in many shapes and sizes; large and small. But, have no fear. The USP can make energy from most any form.

During the more recent past the USP fuel has been delivered from unique sources. Remember the “Bird” story; Stormy Girl? Then there was the Union County” Bear” story. Oh, and we wouldn’t want to forget the “Clubbing of the fawns”.

For the last ten years, nothing has fueled our tanks more than the PGC’s Fatally Flawed Deer Management Plan. It has been a major source of energy. It appears that unless some major players wake up and get in the game, this program will continue to provide major motivation and strength for the USP’s mission.

Last month we received a major fuel delivery. Seems an outdoor writer, for a Pennsylvania publication, implied that USP was a single issue group. He stated USP is only interested in deer. WOW. Didn’t take much to show his lack of knowledge about the USP. But We “Got” fuel. Then again, what should one expect from a writer whose name is synonymous with hammerhead?

You Got Fuel? We Got Fuel. USP Receiving Station Is Always Open. We Never Run On Empty. Thanks for the Deliveries. If you have issues to report, or answers to provide, feel free to contact us.

 

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