LEARN THE SPORTS CLUB BUSINESS FROM THE AMERICAN WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION!

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Learn the ropes from a company which has sold thousands of memberships and leased more than a million acres during a 20-year track record in the multi-million dollar sports club business. We provide hassle-free controlled access to private land for hunting, fishing, & camping throughout the United States. At current annual dues, a thousand members generate about $1,000,000 per year in gross revenue.

Much better than a franchise or a license with franchise fees! This is an educational opportunity to learn directly from the experts, how to set up and operate a Sports Club with excellent profit potential. Be your own Boss in an exclusive area selected by you. And better yet, become a part of the largest network of private acreage available in America.

If you would like to learn how to make a good living doing something you love, complete and submit the application below.

Please take a look at the website for the original AWA club (Hunting Sports Plus) to get an idea of what possibilities await you in your journey to owning your own hunting club. You can see the website here: www.Hunt-Private-Land.com

You can also see an information packet (designed for prospective members of HSP) that will give you a better idea of how AWA clubs operate. That packet can be found here: www.Hunt-Private-Land.com/emailpacket.php

After you take a look at that website please be sure to complete the application below. (Note: The link above will open in a new window, when you are done just close the window they opened in and you will return to this website.)

A word from the founder of
the AWA and Hunting Sports Plus:

"Why I started my own Hunting Club (Hunting Sports Plus) in 1989, when I was 50 years old, and why I absolutely love this business today."

I started HSP to build a business with value which I could eventually sell. Although I have had offers of more than a Million Dollars for HSP, I don't want to give up my baby, because I'm having too much fun. The other reason I started my own club, is because I reasoned that if I could build up the membership to 1000+ satisfied members, I would have a perpetual revenue stream indefinitely. If we never sold another membership, we could live quite well, far into the future. How many businesses can quit selling their services, but keep bringing in thousands of dollars every month from customers originally sold 10 or 15 years earlier, which will continue paying for another 10 or 20 years, while the business continues to build value and equity?

Now you have the opportunity to build your own club, and avoid the same costly mistakes I learned the hard way. We'll teach you all the trade secrets to build your own successful club.

-Daryl Traylor, Founder

Own-A-Club Application

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1) What amount of money are you prepared to invest in a business of your own?

2) Will you be able to devote your full time to the management of a business?

3) Do you want to own your own club as an active or passive investor?

4) Does your spouse support your desire to start your own sportsmen's club as your full time occupation?

5) Are you willing to open your office in a commercial location to operate your business?

6) How long are you prepared to go without any salary from your business while you build it?

7) Will you have a partner other than your spouse (if applicable)?

8) What level of education do you currently have?

9) Do you have any handicaps which would impede your ability to build, own and manage your own business?

10a) Will you travel to AWA's Kansas City headquarters initially to discuss the opportunity structure in detail?

10b) If we mutually agree to moving forward, will you participate in additional scheduled training at headquarters?

11) When can you be ready to start your own club?

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12) In which State and County would you want to locate your business office?

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13) If the area you want is not available, what would your second and third choices be?

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14) Number of years experience you have in each of the following:

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15) How do you grade yourself on the following?

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16) Please put these 11 common reasons in order by how important they are to you. 1 being the most important reason for starting a club and 11 being the least important. Just type 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, or 11 in each box. You must type each number exactly one time. IE: You cannot have two 4's, or two 1's, or zero 5's, etc...

	A) Money
	B) Independence
	C) Have something to do
	D) Opportunity
	E) Build value and equity
	F) Create a family business to pass on
	G) For the challenge
	H) Control your own destiny
	I) Have unlimited places to hunt
	J) Enjoyment
	K) Be outdoors more often

17a) Have you ever been convicted of a felony?

17b) If so, please explain:

18) Are you a hunter?

19) How much annual income will you need to make from your business to maintain your current lifestyle?

20) How many hours a week are you willing to work to build your business?

21) What is your current state of physical health?

22) What is your current state of mental health?

23) If you don't start your own sportsmen's club, what will you do instead?

24) In less than 25 words how do you think other people would describe you?

25) If you have not yet submitted a resume please describe your occupation(s) for the past FIVE years?

26) How did you hear about us?

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