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Wildlife Partners innovatively combines wildlife conservation with economic incentives, engaging landowners and investors in protecting endangered species. Serving over 500 landowners in Texas and 300 investors nationwide, we transform ranches into profitable wildlife sanctuaries. Our model offers tax benefits and opportunities for non-landowners to participate in breeding exotic wildlife. With strong ties to zoos, we address industry challenges and drive positive change. Through four breeding facilities in Texas, we've demonstrated successful conservation efforts, investing in infrastructure and expert staff to support our mission.

With 20 years of experience in wing shooting and more than 15 supporting the most prestigious American conservation entities, our family-run company offers the perfect combination of world-class wing shooting, excellent fly fishing and outstanding guest service.

Dove, pigeon, “charata” and “perdiz” converge in a real bird sanctuary, while golden “dorado” swims the clear Rio Dulce waters nearby…All of them in a 30-mile area surrounding our dove lodges. Unlimited number of doves from dawn to sunset guarantee an experienced hunter 1,000 to 2,000 rounds a day throughout the year. Duck hunting takes place 170 miles South, in a biodiversity-rich swampy area in which 12 duck species inhabit.

At any of the lodges, La Pichona, Charca and Paso de Oscares Duck House, guests will find the ideal balance between the excitement of an amazing day in the fields and the calmness of a peaceful evening in the friendliest atmosphere while tasting the best Argentinian beef and Malbec wines.
The company owners Flavia Binimelis & Facundo Pavcovich, personally welcome all visitors and are dependent on every detail to make sure they receive an excellent service and feel like home.
We specialize in non-stop high volume wing shooting. We specialize in unforgettable memories.

Dedicated to actively promoting, preserving and protecting the sport of bowhunting,
in Wisconsin and across the country.

Description: The Wyoming High School Rodeo Association is privileged to offer for
auction a 2022 Commissioner’s License for Deer, Elk or Antelope. The license will be
auctioned through onelinehuntingauctions.com beginning February 1 and ending on
March 5, 2022 at 5 pm. A minimum opening bid of $20,000.00 (USD) will be needed.
Additional bids are to be in $500 (USD) increments. Highest bid at the end of the auction
wins.
License provided by the Wyoming Commissioner Gay Lynn Byrd. The recipients of these
licenses must designate the species and specific hunt area in which they want the license
issued. The recipients of these licenses must pay the full price for the license. The tag is
valid in any hunting area in the state with some restrictions depending on the species.
The WHSRA is a nonprofit organization whose goal is to promote sportsmanship,
character, citizenship and a spirit of competition among Wyoming High School Rodeo
Association participants and to promote the great sport of high school and junior high
rodeo on all levels of competition. The WHSRA is instrumental in exposing the public to a
positive image of Rodeo and preserving and promoting our Western heritage.
For additional information contact Ken Persson, 307-349-2881, ppersson@tcinc.net

WYOMING WILD SHEEP FOUNDATION- PUTTING AND KEEPING WILD SHEEP ON THE MOUNTAIN
The Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation is one of 21 state and provincial chapters and affiliates of the Wild Sheep Foundation, whose purpose is "to promote and enhance increasing populations of indigenous wild sheep on the North American continent, to safeguard against the decline or extinction of such species, and to fund programs for professional management of these populations, keeping all administrative costs to a minimum." In recent years, efforts of the Foundation and its state chapters and affiliate organizations have expanded beyond the needs of wild sheep to include all wildlife, its habitat, and support of sportsmen's rights.


Wyoming WSF was formed in 1983 and has a long record of actively working for Wyoming's bighorn sheep, other wildlife, education, and hunter's rights. Led by an all volunteer Board of Directors, Wyoming WSF annually raises thousands of dollars through the energy and efforts of conservation-minded sportsmen and women throughout Wyoming.


As a non-profit organization with 501 (c)3 status, contributions to Wyoming WSF are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Annual and lifetime memberships are available at a bargain price. Won't you please consider joining us in our efforts on behalf of Wyoming's bighorn sheep, wildlife and sportsmen?

Who We Are: The Wyoming Wildlife Federation

WWF’S VISION
Wyoming Wildlife Federation envisions a Wyoming with thriving fish and wildlife populations on healthy, connected habits on public and private lands and waters with plentiful opportunities to enjoy them. We nurture the next generation of conservationists through education programs.

This vision is achieved by organizing and educating the public on issues affecting wildlife, and habitat. We support strong science-based policies to retain, restore, and reconnect wildlife habitats and sustainably funded wildlife management. Our vision is brought to life by hunters and anglers who recognize both the cultural and conservation significance of Wyoming’s landscapes.

The Wyoming Wildlife Foundation is a nonprofit organization that works to sustain and improve Wyoming’s wildlife. WWF makes grants and administers funds to support Wyoming’s great outdoors.

The Wyoming Women’s Foundation hosts the Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt each year, and the proceeds of this license sale will help provide scholarships to hunters to attend. The Wyoming Women’s Foundation is a priority fund of the Wyoming Community Foundation.

The mission of Zambeze Delta Conservation Foundation is to combat and discourage poaching in the Zambeze Delta Region of Mozambique, to empower communities in the region to live in harmony with wildlife and wilderness lands, to create and support healthy and diverse ecosystems in the region, and to promote and conduct scientific research supporting sustainable use conservation. This work predates the formation of the Foundation and has produced results far exceeding all expectations. Our goal is to continue and expand that work to be a beacon to all who value responsible resource management, sound sustainable use policy, and community participation in wildlife and wilderness matters.

Zambeze Delta Conservation Foundation has applied for recognition as a tax-exempt organization pursuant to section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 as amended.