Putting and Keeping Sheep on the Mountain Since 2002
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CA WSF Sponsors Drinker Installation in 2020
It takes a lot of funds, and a lot of volunteer sweat to create a successful new Guzzler for wild sheep. This is the mission for Give a Lamb a Drink.
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This project was accomplished in partnership with SCBS. We are all proud to announce the successful placement of a brand new Raincatcher system, which was graciously funded by CA WSF’s “Give a Lamb a Drink” (GALAD) program. On February 25-28, 2022, a crew of 39 caravanned into the Fort Irwin National Training Center to install the first Big Game Guzzler within the boundaries of the expansive U.S. Army property near Barstow, California. It is a monumental achievement. This system will be known as “CC Tank”, named to honor past SCBS Presidents Dick Conti and John Carnakis, both of whom are military veterans.
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This project was accomplished in partnership with SCBS. We are all proud to announce the successful placement of a brand new Raincatcher system, which was graciously funded by CA WSF’s “Give a Lamb a Drink” (GALAD) program. On February 25-28, 2022, a crew of 39 caravanned into the Fort Irwin National Training Center to install the first Big Game Guzzler within the boundaries of the expansive U.S. Army property near Barstow, California. It is a monumental achievement. This system will be known as “CC Tank”, named to honor past SCBS Presidents Dick Conti and John Carnakis, both of whom are military veterans.
Not unlike hunting, often getting there is half the battle.
Heavy equipment makes things easier, thanks to partnerships with military and others.
Site Preparation is key and we are grateful for a great volunteer team and partnership with SCBS.
Drinkers are designed to blend in with the natural environment as much as possible, while still being effective water collection and distribution mechanisms.
We had a large, hard working crew to make this installation a reality.
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.