Wade's presentation menu includes two choices, each designed for outreach.

Promotional materials and marketing plan available (see below).

VERSION 1 is slanted and targeted toward outdoorsmen and hunters at Wild Game Dinners. This presentation is supported with a 16-minute video segment that introduces the places and wildlife that his presentation will focus on. The speaking segment is 60 minutes and includes Wade's testimony and clear challenge to accept Christ.

For hunting audiences, Wade suggests an optional 30-60-minute white-tailed deer hunting seminar. This segment is also supported by a 14-minute video segment, which focuses on bowhunting strategies for whitetail deer.

It is recommended that these presentations be blended and offered concurrently, i.e. a seminar followed by dinner and then speaking.

Allow 30-60 minutes for the deer seminar, and 60 minutes for the keynote.

The keynote is supported by a 16-minute video of some of Wade's best worldwide adventure footage.

Some of the topics covered in the whitetail seminar may include: Mapping your way to a Trophy Buck, Making and Hunting over Mock Scrapes, Creating Hot Bow Spots, Pro-Active Whitetailing, Rattling Science, Calling Whitetails, The Real Facts about Scent Control, Set-up Science, Making the Shot, The Edge Effect, Recovery Secrets, Hunting Agriculture, Treestand Safety and The North-East Factor.

For groups offering both a seminar and a speaking segment, a split formula that works well is:

• Whitetail seminar
• Meal
• Speaking presentation

(This enables Wade to have a break during the meal and the second presentation to be set).

If the day chosen is a Saturday the timing works out well with:

• Seminar 5:00 - 6:00
• Dinner 6:00 - 7:00
• Presentation 7:00 -8:15

For weekday dinners the schedule can be adjusted with a 45-minute seminar, which begins at 6 followed by dinner at 6:45 and the presentation at 7:30. The format is dividable and flexible to fit your needs.