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Posted by Earl-IL on July 04, 2006 at 09:45:15 from (205.188.117.14):
In Reply to: How successful are tractor raffles . . . posted by ShepFL on July 04, 2006 at 07:01:42:
Hi Shep, The I&I Tractor Club in Penfield, Illinois has a raffle tractor every year. It has been good profit. We have several men in our club that are really dedicated in taking the tractor around to auctions, tractor shows and any kind of function where they can sell tickets.We are featuring Ford this year at our July 13-16 show.They started 1 yr. ago on the 8n-9n Ford.and will give it away on July 16. They have the featured tractor for next year and it will be at the show with a sign telling it will be the raffle tractor next year.But they don't sell tickets on it until after the drawing on Sunday.But I give all the credit to this group that takes this tractor around the whole year before the show.I can find out what net profit they have. Earl In Illinois
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