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They were great. These kids were working for community service so they could graduate this year.They have to have 10hrs. My hats off to them and some want to come back next year just to help out.

I marshalled finished both days, and my kids did a great job both days. If they slacked a little it was probably b/c they had 30 extra lbs. of mud on their boots and were cold as he!!. We only had one no bird all weekend and it was the last dog on Saturday. Most of the short throws you saw were probably done like that by the judges request.

I can tell you that Perry, Ven and Matt on saturday and Brittany, Nasus, Caleb and Eric on sunday did an EXCELLENT job for my test. That land test was not easy on the bird boys and girls at all. They didn't complain one bit unlike alot of bird throwers I have had in the past. They threw the birds exactly like we asked them to do. If a dog can't mark those birds then they needed more training, end of story.

West Ms will be blessed if they have bird helpers like these in the future.

and with 18 yes's and 0 no's then I guess we have our answer

Well, Well, preach it sister!
J/K thanks for all your help Wesley!

wesley hamm wrote:and with 18 yes's and 0 no's then I guess we have our answer

19 yeses now!! Hey dude, what the hell you expect? 6" of mud, cold as hell, wind blowing, wingers coming out of the ground/mud, and some young folks trying like hell???

Some of those young girls did a great job, and some tired out.......but, they were there, and gave a dang good effort!!

Thanks to all of you that helped make this event happen!!

Can't speak for the seasoned or finished tests, but the started throwers were great!

The best we have ever had. The only ones i have seen beat it was Central LA. Those boys are welled oiled machines.

So what did you run Buck?

who ever voted no must have failed

It was my first hunt test and I think that they did a good job. My dog failed the second day of the started test. But it wasn't anything the bird tech. did.