Conservation & Wildlife Organizations · Online Auctions
Should we auction a hunting trip or not?
A straight answer for conservation and wildlife organizations running online auctions. Read your room, offer a mix, and carry the options at no upfront cost.
Your crowd knows what it likes and bids hard on it. Coastal Conservation Association, Oregon Wildlife Association, and Billfish Conservation Project rooms move on Bourbon Trail packages, fishing trips, golf events, Italy travel, and adventure-based trips in the American West. A hunting trip fits that same tradition. But not every table is the same table it was ten years ago.
The fix costs nothing to try. You can list a guided fishing trip, a lodge stay, and a Western adventure trip right beside that hunting package. Each one speaks to a different bidder. 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.
Pull three to five experiences that match the room you actually have. A Bourbon Trail trip for the social tables. A golf event for the foursomes. A fishing or hunting trip for your core. Reserve them for free and get a one-page display sheet and marketing copy for each. If a package does not sell, you owe nothing.
When the night ends, you send the winner details and the travel team handles the rest. No debates. No risk. Just more bids across more tables, and a room that sees something for everyone.
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