Should we auction a hunting trip or not?

Your banquet room is full of people who know exactly what they want. Bourbon Trail, fishing trips, golf, Italy, and Western adventure, these sell because your crowd bids hard on what they like. So when someone asks if you should add a hunting trip, the answer gets complicated. The old guard sees a tradition. Newer members might squirm. That tension can dampen the bidding energy you depend on.

The cost to settle the hunting trip question is nothing upfront. You browse over 140 experiences, lodge trips, guided fishing, golf outings, Italy, Western adventures, reserve them for free, and get marketing materials. You only pay for an experience if it sells, keep 100% over the cost, and can sell experiences multiple times if the bidding gets hot. You are not too late: items can be added the same day as your event.

This week, look at what your room already bids on: Bourbon Trail, fishing, golf, Italy, the West. A hunting trip likely fits right in. Then call Giveback XP to reserve a few no-risk experiences. You can mix lodge trips, guided fishing, and golf outings so every table has a reason to bid. If something doesn’t sell, you owe nothing. No debate, no risk.

Your banquet stays the energetic, competitive room your donors love, without any awkward moments. You raise more by giving every table exactly what they want to bid on. And you never pay for a trip that doesn’t sell. The hunting debate settles itself when the paddles go up for a mix that works.