As a preamble, I will say that this message is Mr. Denning approved. 
The Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia is launching a new campaign to counteract the negativity and misinformation of the anti-hunting segment of society. In the absence of any provincial organization taking a lead we have decided to fight back and, by way of this project, ultimately help all hunters.
If you live in BC, have hunted in BC or even thought you might like to one day, please have a look at this link: Hunter Heritage | Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia | Wild Sheep Conservation
The following is a brief description of what we are trying to accomplish. Please see the web site for more info or PM me.
THE HUNTER HERITAGE PROGRAM
If we are to change the public perception of hunting, we must focus on the non-hunting public. The harsh truth is we have been doing a poor job of this to date. We must adapt.
Although the anti-hunters are the most vocal, the overwhelming majority of people remain neutral on the topic of hunting. It is their hearts and minds that we must win over and educate. This campaign is designed around that premise.
The initial launch will consist of several short videos that will be distributed via digital media channels with the purpose of driving traffic away from the toxic environment of social media to a new stand-alone website. This platform will host longer videos, articles, and a podcast series, along with other thought provoking material.
In totality, the content will serve the express purpose of engaging, inspiring and educating the non-hunter, and through these efforts, show the average non-hunter that our way of life is relatable and acceptable in modern society.
If we win their hearts and minds, we will win this war.
These battles are not cheap and even though a handful of WSSBC members have already committed a substantial amount of money, now is the time we need all hunters' support. This ambitious project will be unveiled the week of February 3rd, 2019.
Please visit the link for information and if you are in a position to help, please do so.
Richard
The Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia is launching a new campaign to counteract the negativity and misinformation of the anti-hunting segment of society. In the absence of any provincial organization taking a lead we have decided to fight back and, by way of this project, ultimately help all hunters.
If you live in BC, have hunted in BC or even thought you might like to one day, please have a look at this link: Hunter Heritage | Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia | Wild Sheep Conservation
The following is a brief description of what we are trying to accomplish. Please see the web site for more info or PM me.
THE HUNTER HERITAGE PROGRAM
If we are to change the public perception of hunting, we must focus on the non-hunting public. The harsh truth is we have been doing a poor job of this to date. We must adapt.
Although the anti-hunters are the most vocal, the overwhelming majority of people remain neutral on the topic of hunting. It is their hearts and minds that we must win over and educate. This campaign is designed around that premise.
The initial launch will consist of several short videos that will be distributed via digital media channels with the purpose of driving traffic away from the toxic environment of social media to a new stand-alone website. This platform will host longer videos, articles, and a podcast series, along with other thought provoking material.
In totality, the content will serve the express purpose of engaging, inspiring and educating the non-hunter, and through these efforts, show the average non-hunter that our way of life is relatable and acceptable in modern society.
If we win their hearts and minds, we will win this war.
These battles are not cheap and even though a handful of WSSBC members have already committed a substantial amount of money, now is the time we need all hunters' support. This ambitious project will be unveiled the week of February 3rd, 2019.
Please visit the link for information and if you are in a position to help, please do so.
Richard
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