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Posted by R. Ruble on 01-08-2009 05:32 PM:

Best Sportsmanship in 2008?

I appreciate a good cast of men and dogs.

Who would you like to mention that demonstrated the best sportsmanship during 2008 in a cast that you were on?

I drew out with Jeff Thompson from Ohio at Autumn Oaks. He gets my vote.

I would have to say Adam White while hunting PKC. He is from Harrodsburg, Ky.

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Posted by coon dawg on 01-08-2009 06:18 PM:

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............Mike Palmer of Knoxville, Tenn and Randy?? from Alabama (hunts the Raisin Cane Black and Tan dog)..also the boy from Georgia who hunted the Plott dog that night at the Zone Finals in Tennessee this year..............all great folks........

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Posted by on 01-08-2009 06:37 PM:

I had some good hunts last year and a few that made me want to quit.
One individual that stands out in my mind is Clay Lautzenhiser of Florida. I drew Clay at the UKC Zone 1 Semifinals in Iowa last year. Although the result of that cast was one of my worst experiences last year, Clay displayed outstanding sportsmanship during the cast. He voted to minus 2 trees that night although his dog was there, later in the hunt when my dog got treed alone Clay was the one to find the coon... giving my dog a 200+ lead over Clay's dog which was the closest dog to me.

Good sportsmanship isn't something that should be noteworthy. Most casts are pretty good. Most folks call they're dogs honestly, play by the rules and take they're minus. That's the norm or at least it should be. Going beyond that, like arguing a point even though it will penalize your own dog, or finding someone else's coon for them, helping someone recover a dog with the hour running and etc. Is now remarkable when so many will call off other dogs, pitch dogs in on a tree, always vote circle, make up rules & etc. Playing the game to win (even it you don't have it coming) seems to be the norm nowadays.

Posted by Reddogforever on 01-08-2009 06:51 PM:

Mr. Joe Lewis of Gates, Tennessee he is the president of the American Redbone Coonhound Assn.

Posted by coon dawg on 01-09-2009 10:51 AM:

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....nice to see somebody put a POSITIVE thread on this board...instead of the usual cheatin' MOH, judges, clubs stuff............thanks, Rusty..................sho' ain't many replies..........guess eveybody drew cheats last year.....lol

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Posted by TJ RAYFIELD on 01-09-2009 01:45 PM:

KING RICHARD LAMBERT---------Best looser i have ever met.....lol

Posted by smokin-1-mo on 01-09-2009 01:54 PM:

JEFF YOUNG..BEECH GROVE ARK. WIN LOOSE OUR DRAW ALWAYS EASY TO HUNT WITH...........

Posted by Tardawg on 01-09-2009 04:18 PM:

I was honored to be asked to Judge at the UKC World Championship. I could have not asked for better sportsmanship in any one of the casts that I Judged. Thursday Night 1st round, four fine gentleman, not an off word or a voiced raised, cast winner 'PR' Henson's Hardwood Crowbar, he went on to place 11th, Congratulations to Mr. Homer Henson and Handler Mr. Joe Caudill. Thursday Night 2nd round, Judged Ch. Grand Nite Ch. Kenney's Nite Heat Dot, owned by Ronald Kenney and the handler I have forgot his name, but a fine man. The breaks did not go in Dot's favor and she ended up with Zero, the handler shook hands and made a very long trip back to West Virginia. But the most gracious Cast of Sportmanship I have ever witnessed was on the Friday Night Round. The Cast consisted of: Ch. Nite Ch. Logan's The Dirty Rat, Handler, Jay Milner, 10th Place; Gr. Nite Ch. Pec River Kate, Handler, Grant Noeske, 8th Place; Gr. Nite Ch. Smokey Mountain Hannah, Handler, Kenny Mason, 2nd Place. Folks, this cast of handlers is what makes judging a real pleasure, they all took there minus, without a complaint, just as easy as they took there plus points. If anyone out in the Competition World ever has the chance to draw out against any one of these fine handlers, you can bet that you have drawn a real SPORTSMAN. To all you handlers that I had the previlege of Judging, regardless if you won your cast or not, you all made my trip to Northern Illinois truely ENJOYABLE !! Thank you again, Alan Kalal

Posted by Dan Dogs on 01-09-2009 04:27 PM:

you got to watch grant,,he likes to tree off a boom box!!!LOL J/k he took his minus with a smile!!!

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Posted by Grant Noeske on 01-09-2009 04:48 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Dogs
you got to watch grant,,he likes to tree off a boom box!!!LOL J/k he took his minus with a smile!!!

Man...was that embarrassing!

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Posted by Dan Dogs on 01-09-2009 04:58 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Grant Noeske
Man...was that embarrassing!

i still laugh when i think about it!!! but i treed III on a flock of canadians up north on a hunt one night, so i know how you felt!!!LOL

Posted by Allen / UKC on 01-09-2009 04:59 PM:

I've heard........

Grant's dog had a "boomin" mouth! lol!

Posted by Dan Dogs on 01-09-2009 05:01 PM:

Re: I've heard........

quote:
Originally posted by Allen / UKC
Grant's dog had a "boomin" mouth! lol!

yeah, he had the kids just a ROCKIN!!

Posted by Tardawg on 01-09-2009 06:32 PM:

Grant........Are you Keeping a secret from Me ??? I have not heard this one, but I am willing to listen. LOL

Posted by thedirtyrat on 08-07-2009 03:58 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Tardawg
I was honored to be asked to Judge at the UKC World Championship. I could have not asked for better sportsmanship in any one of the casts that I Judged. Thursday Night 1st round, four fine gentleman, not an off word or a voiced raised, cast winner 'PR' Henson's Hardwood Crowbar, he went on to place 11th, Congratulations to Mr. Homer Henson and Handler Mr. Joe Caudill. Thursday Night 2nd round, Judged Ch. Grand Nite Ch. Kenney's Nite Heat Dot, owned by Ronald Kenney and the handler I have forgot his name, but a fine man. The breaks did not go in Dot's favor and she ended up with Zero, the handler shook hands and made a very long trip back to West Virginia. But the most gracious Cast of Sportmanship I have ever witnessed was on the Friday Night Round. The Cast consisted of: Ch. Nite Ch. Logan's The Dirty Rat, Handler, Jay Milner, 10th Place; Gr. Nite Ch. Pec River Kate, Handler, Grant Noeske, 8th Place; Gr. Nite Ch. Smokey Mountain Hannah, Handler, Kenny Mason, 2nd Place. Folks, this cast of handlers is what makes judging a real pleasure, they all took there minus, without a complaint, just as easy as they took there plus points. If anyone out in the Competition World ever has the chance to draw out against any one of these fine handlers, you can bet that you have drawn a real SPORTSMAN. To all you handlers that I had the previlege of Judging, regardless if you won your cast or not, you all made my trip to Northern Illinois truely ENJOYABLE !! Thank you again, Alan Kalal

Thanks Alan for the compliment

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Posted by Bradley E. Hall on 08-07-2009 04:47 AM:

I struck off of a Cow before. LOL

Posted by J Cooper on 08-07-2009 05:33 AM:

Come on Brad tell em how long it took to admit it.Cow had a good mouth though.COOP

Posted by walkercash on 08-07-2009 09:47 PM:

Bob Schumaker hunts Black and Tans in Michigan and northern Indiana. Always a gentleman, with respect and honesty. All around nice guy and always a pleasure to draw.

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Posted by Casey_Lee on 08-07-2009 10:53 PM:

I drew to many good people to dwindle it down to one. Had lots of good hunts with lots of good people.

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Posted by CLJohnson on 08-08-2009 12:45 AM:

Re: ...............

quote:
Originally posted by coon dawg
............Mike Palmer of Knoxville, Tenn and Randy??

I drew out with mike palmer last year,great guy

Posted by BOOBOOBRADY on 08-08-2009 07:50 PM:

Great post

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Posted by Travis Eastman on 08-08-2009 08:11 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by walkercash
Bob Schumaker hunts Black and Tans in Michigan and northern Indiana. Always a gentleman, with respect and honesty. All around nice guy and always a pleasure to draw.

I will 2nd this!!

Posted by Robert Johnson on 08-10-2009 08:16 PM:

gosh...that is a very hard one indeed, to pick just one from a list of really great guys i have hunted with over the past year. there are numerous ones indeed, and i thank them all for makeing hunts so pleasurable. I guess there are two that stand out, Tony Flakes, and Dent Wiggins. Both men are sportsman, and both conduct business in the woods as gentlemen. Unless i am mistaken, they both live in the Screven?Burke County areas of GA.

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Posted by robgregory on 08-13-2009 03:54 PM:

2 of the finest

gentlemen I've ever had the pleasure of comp. huntin' with would,without a doubt LEM HUDSON and DANNY ASHLEY both from Delaware.Whenever they have a hunt in either Harrington or Laurel,I do my very best to make it up there.Oh,and I can't forget to mention DANNY's father-in-law FRANK SHERWOOD.I always have a great time whenever I hunt there.
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