Sheep Hunting Seminar @ Woody's Pub, Lake Country

[BCWF]

SHEEP HUNTING SEMINAR
May 5, 2016 - 6pm at Woody's Pub, Lake Country BC

Join Clay Lancaster and others to learn about wild sheep in BC, what gear you need, how to identify, how to age & much more!

Fundraiser Draw for Mountain Rifle - Sake Finnlight .270 WSM ($2200)
$25/ticket - includes Elk Burger with Fries, Pint of Beer, Door Prizes
(proceeds to the BC Wildlife Federation & Sheep Habitat enhancement in the Okanagan)

To get tickets through BCWF, contact Jesse Zeman: jessezeman@gmail.com or (250) 878-3799
http://bcwf.net/index.php/upcoming-events2

Due to the venue, this seminar is for adults only.

[2chodi]

Clay Lancaster will also be putting a similar seminar on in Fort St. John on May 28, 2016. This will be in conjunction with our local outdoors store BackCountry. More information will be available soon.

[Brew]

I may be in the area next week for work. Will I be able to buy a ticket at the door then? I just can't guarantee I'd be there if I had to buy tickets in advance. Thanks

[BCWF]

Hi Brew

If there are any tickets left by "show time", they will be available at the door.

Hope to see you then!

[Brew]

Thanks for the reply. Hopefully I can make it.

[Walking Buffalo]

Elk burgers?

As in Diversified Livestock elk meat?

It would be sad to see a Wildlife organization promoting the canned elk industry.

Just something for you to chew on....

[bridger]

[QUOTE=Walking Buffalo;1775522]Elk burgers?

As in Diversified Livestock elk meat?

It would be sad to see a Wildlife organization promoting the canned elk industry.

Just something for you to chew on....[/QUOTE

Great thing about guys who get up in the morning and organize things for the rest of us to enjoy is they don't pay much attention to nit pickers.

[bridger]

If you are a sheep hunter or interesting in becoming one don't miss the opportunity to talk sheep hunting with Clay Lancaster. You will learn more in one day from Clay than you will on several do it yourself trips.

[Walking Buffalo]

Great thing about guys who get up in the morning and organize things for the rest of us to enjoy is they don't pay much attention to nit pickers.

Your comment is ironic as this morning I am working on the Alberta Outfitter Allocation Policy consultation and our new Sheep Management Plan draft....


Have a coffee and re-chew the fat of my post. Game farming poses great detriments to wildlife. I suspect that the BCWF does not endorse the game farming industry....

Best wishes to a full house for this event.

[bearvalley]

The seminars a great idea.
A long time guide and outfitter like Clay has a lot of wild sheep experience to pass on.