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What the Convention Season Might Look Like
What the Convention Season Might Look Like
Dear Wild Sheep Family Members, Partners & Supporters:
You may be wondering, among other things, what the convention season might look like in the early part of 2021.
Right now, definitive answers are hard to come by.
Planning anything long- or short-term in our pandemic world is all but impossible.
As valued members of the Wild Sheep Family, we feel you deserve a realistic look at what lies ahead so you can plan accordingly, even if it’s not shaping up to be what you’re used to seeing.
The Wild Sheep Foundation will host our annual event; we will have our Sheep Week®. Sadly, at least with what we’re seeing and hearing today, it is unlikely that we will all be able to come together in one grand expo center and banquet room in Reno as in years past. There is simply no indication that a gathering of our size will be allowed to assemble by mid-January or anytime in the next 6-8 months, masks or no masks.
As the old saying goes, “necessity is the mother of invention.” We’re excited about this opportunity to think outside the box, think bigger, and share the type of events you have come to expect from the Wild Sheep Foundation. After all, we’re sheep and mountain hunters, which makes us all innovators, influencers, and adapters.
WSF has enlisted some of the brightest minds in the business to bring you the best and most worthwhile “new” 2021 Sheep Week® imaginable. Whether you’re an exhibitor, a sponsor, donor, or bidder looking to advance your business and support wild sheep conservation, or an attendee with the dates circled on your calendar, keep those dates circled.
We will be corresponding with you again soon, initially with questions followed by further details about what you can expect in 2021. Who knows, we may just be looking at a new series of events and happenings everyone can take part in, benefit from, and enjoy.
WSF exists for one purpose, Putting and Keeping Wild Sheep on The Mountain. It’s not a hobby or a PR campaign. We also look after our members, supporters, and partners. The conservation projects, agencies, and organizations where we direct your dollars for advancing wild sheep restoration, conservation, and hunting opportunities will not be taking a year off. Our efforts will not take a year off.
Naturally, as this fluid situation changes, we’ll keep you up to date.
Sincerely,
Gray N. Thornton
President & CEO
Wild Sheep Foundation (WSF)
Right now, definitive answers are hard to come by.
Planning anything long- or short-term in our pandemic world is all but impossible.
As valued members of the Wild Sheep Family, we feel you deserve a realistic look at what lies ahead so you can plan accordingly, even if it’s not shaping up to be what you’re used to seeing.
The Wild Sheep Foundation will host our annual event; we will have our Sheep Week®. Sadly, at least with what we’re seeing and hearing today, it is unlikely that we will all be able to come together in one grand expo center and banquet room in Reno as in years past. There is simply no indication that a gathering of our size will be allowed to assemble by mid-January or anytime in the next 6-8 months, masks or no masks.
As the old saying goes, “necessity is the mother of invention.” We’re excited about this opportunity to think outside the box, think bigger, and share the type of events you have come to expect from the Wild Sheep Foundation. After all, we’re sheep and mountain hunters, which makes us all innovators, influencers, and adapters.
WSF has enlisted some of the brightest minds in the business to bring you the best and most worthwhile “new” 2021 Sheep Week® imaginable. Whether you’re an exhibitor, a sponsor, donor, or bidder looking to advance your business and support wild sheep conservation, or an attendee with the dates circled on your calendar, keep those dates circled.
We will be corresponding with you again soon, initially with questions followed by further details about what you can expect in 2021. Who knows, we may just be looking at a new series of events and happenings everyone can take part in, benefit from, and enjoy.
WSF exists for one purpose, Putting and Keeping Wild Sheep on The Mountain. It’s not a hobby or a PR campaign. We also look after our members, supporters, and partners. The conservation projects, agencies, and organizations where we direct your dollars for advancing wild sheep restoration, conservation, and hunting opportunities will not be taking a year off. Our efforts will not take a year off.
Naturally, as this fluid situation changes, we’ll keep you up to date.
Sincerely,
Gray N. Thornton
President & CEO
Wild Sheep Foundation (WSF)
2002 - 2020 California Wild Sheep Foundation
CA FNAWS, doing business as California Wild Sheep Foundation or CA WSF, is a nonprofit organization and donations may be tax deductible. CA FNAWS tax identification number is 68-0481140.
Please mail donations to CAWSF, 1630 Williams Hwy #151, Grants Pass, OR. 97527.
Please mail donations to CAWSF, 1630 Williams Hwy #151, Grants Pass, OR. 97527.