Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Chatsworth, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 531

Big Thanks goes out to the Holmesville club for another GREAT Hunt!! Did a great job looking after and organizing entries for over 600 dogs.
Thanks,

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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: Powell, OH
Posts: 119

I enjoyed myself, been a long time since I was at that club....same guys running it with a great kitchen and lots of shade trees..............I got a kick out of listening to Allen G. auctioneer and then pick up a guitar and sing........and then put on hunting gear and go with a cast.............what a difference 20 years has made in leadership within UKC............I would be amiss to say I didn't enjoy talking to long time friend Henry Mast and Gail Huffman! The Redbone folks as usual are great as well....!!

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Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Michigan
Posts: 9279

lol! Yes, I do have a lot of fun at these events and I appreciate the kind words. The only way I could possibly have more fun is if it were feasable for me to hunt a dog more often. I certainly do miss that part of it. I did get to see some good dog work however and I appreciate the guys allowing me to tag along.

Putting on a hunt of this magnitude requires a lot of extra work and effort not too mention a lack of sleep for many of the club members. I would also like to commend the Killbuck Club on a fantastic job!

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Registered: Jan 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 408

I also was impressed by the good event put on by the members of the Killbuck Valley Sportsmans Club. I attended all 3 days. Got to meet a lot of nice people. Great job guys and also UKC can be commended for promoting Breed Days like they do.

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