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Is it still 100 miles? Now is that straight line or roads? What kind of leeway does ukc allow?

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not round here got several 30 miles apart one was just added

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I think what he was asking is can you hold a hunt on the same night? I know we moved our club and had to change a date due to a conflict with another club that was 80 miles away.

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Yeah. I meant that.

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We got one tonight Abbeville S.C. and Comer Georgia same night only about 35 or 40 miles apart.

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You can have them 10 miles apart, but they've got to be 100 miles apart to have a hunt the same night.

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There is a rule on distance but it doesn't always happen. When i was in a club in sc we had another club complain to ukc. We were about 20 miles apart. We lost that date and they lost a different day. Some states just have a pile of hunts and UKC doesn't catch it all the time.

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quote:

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Originally posted by Blue Iron
You can have them 10 miles apart, but they've got to be 100 miles apart to have a hunt the same night.

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There's a town in Louisiana that has two clubs. They hold their hunts at the same place and both have the same contact number in their adds.They have lots of hunts in that town!

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Eastern NC does not have many clubs. Our club is one of the oldest in the state but in the last several years UKC has given other clubs the same dates that we have had for years. These are clubs that would share MANY of the same hunters, myself included. One is a RQE and another is a Youth hunt among others. We have had to change OUR dates to try to help out both ourselves and the other clubs.

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Well what do you know. We've got a another club 70 mile away having a hunt same as us again. Third time in a yr. Could be more I aint paid attention.. Whats up with that? Is it a 100 miles or not ukc???? Is yalls measuring stick broke or something?

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If memory serves I think you have to have 50 miles between clubs holding events on the same night within the same state.

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