10. It's the only full-weekend, all-owl event in North America (and probably the world).

9. Ya, sure, you betcha.  We're Minnesota nice here.

8. Have a hoot learning about owls.

7. You've got to see the owl face pancakes, owl shaped pizzas, and other owl themed food to believe it.

6. Where else can you sing "happy hatch-day" to a Great Horned Owl and not get thrown into the looney bin?

5. There's no age limit on having your face painted like an owl (or all the other fun kids activities.)

4. Let the experts call in wild owls for you.

3. See at least seven or more species of captive live owls and have a owl fly over your head.

2. Meet some of the world's top "owlologists" at the banquet and World Owl Hall of Fame award presentation.  (It's kind of a "hoo's hoo" of owl people.)

1. What else is there to do in Minnesota in early March???

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