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Christy
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OK. DOGS HAVE TO PASS UNDER 3 DIFFERENT INSPECTORS I GET.

BUT AFTER THEY HTX CAN THEY PASS UNDER THE SAME JUDGE TWICE THEN?

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12. Upon the completion of three (3) successful hunt test passes by the three different inspectors, a dog will be issued the title of HTX as a suffix to the dog’s UKC registered name. The owner of record will be sent a degree and new Easy Entry card verifying the achievement.

13. Multiple titles may be earned for each additional three (3) successful hunt test passes. Multiple titles will be indicated by a numerical addition to the HTX title such as HTX2, HTX3, etc. The owner of record will be sent a degree and new Easy Entry card for each additional title.

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Okie Dawg
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Good question Christy, I don't have a clue but I will bet we can get Allan or someone that does know to tell us.

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I DONT KNOW ABOUT THE OTHER CLUBS, BUT IN OUR CLUB THERE ARE JUST A HANDFULL ATTENDING THESE TO HUNT AND INSPECT.

IF THIS RULE DOESNT CHANGE I DONT FORSEE ANY DOGS AT OUR CLUB ADVANCING PAST HTX2 BECAUSE THERE JUST ISNT ENOUGH PEOPLE TO GO AROUND.

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jackbob42
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I would think that to get titles 2 and 3 and so on , you would have to follow the same rules for title #1.

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barryg35
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quote:
Originally posted by Christy
I DONT KNOW ABOUT THE OTHER CLUBS, BUT IN OUR CLUB THERE ARE JUST A HANDFULL ATTENDING THESE TO HUNT AND INSPECT.

IF THIS RULE DOESNT CHANGE I DONT FORSEE ANY DOGS AT OUR CLUB ADVANCING PAST HTX2 BECAUSE THERE JUST ISNT ENOUGH PEOPLE TO GO AROUND.

your just lucky your club does it. no one around here does or even cares i dont think. would have to travel over hundred miles to even get close to one.

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Okie Dawg
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A lot of them aren't going to put there dog in a test becouse there dog just won't pass one.........

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bullrider19591
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HTX

hye okie im going to one in march ill let u know how he did not saying he will pass but he hunts good by him self. i have 3 dogs that are going to one. if ur asking me i think dogs that are gr nite ch would have to go to one and see if that dog can tree its own coon. but that just me.

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quote:
Originally posted by Okie Dawg
A lot of them aren't going to put there dog in a test becouse there dog just won't pass one.........

your 100% right!

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Okie Dawg
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Re: HTX

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Originally posted by bullrider19591
hye okie im going to one in march ill let u know how he did not saying he will pass but he hunts good by him self. i have 3 dogs that are going to one. if ur asking me i think dogs that are gr nite ch would have to go to one and see if that dog can tree its own coon. but that just me.

Good luck with the test. I agree that it would be good for any titled dog to do this test.
I think haveing to pass 3 times with 3 judges is good but we need more judges. I wonder how hard it is to pass a judge test and how hard it is going to be to get more. Be great for some that arent able to hunt anymore.

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For all of you who are lamenting the fact that there are no HTX tests scheduled in your area, are YOU a member of a club? If not, you are the reason there are none in your area. If you ARE a member, quit complaining and get some scheduled. One person can run these events! Yeah, that's right, ONE PERSON is all it takes. This isn't something a club needs to ponder at length, there is no cost to hold the test. You can't lose money. If I hold the test and one person shows up, I'm his/her judge. If everyone that brings a dog brings one other person with them, you got a judge for everyone that shows up. ANYONE that can read and write and has coonhunted can judge. There is almost no effort involved in holding one of these tests. I can only conclude that if your club isn't holding them, it's has to be because there is no interest.
If just one person at our club wanted to hold a hunt test, it would be scheduled tomarrow.

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quote:
Originally posted by JiM
For all of you who are lamenting the fact that there are no HTX tests scheduled in your area, are YOU a member of a club? If not, you are the reason there are none in your area. If you ARE a member, quit complaining and get some scheduled. One person can run these events! Yeah, that's right, ONE PERSON is all it takes. This isn't something a club needs to ponder at length, there is no cost to hold the test. You can't lose money. If I hold the test and one person shows up, I'm his/her judge. If everyone that brings a dog brings one other person with them, you got a judge for everyone that shows up. ANYONE that can read and write and has coonhunted can judge. There is almost no effort involved in holding one of these tests. I can only conclude that if your club isn't holding them, it's has to be because there is no interest.
If just one person at our club wanted to hold a hunt test, it would be scheduled tomarrow.

Absolutely....Now, if we could just force those no count titled dogs to pass the HTX the world would be in order.

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quote:
Originally posted by JiM
For all of you who are lamenting the fact that there are no HTX tests scheduled in your area, are YOU a member of a club? If not, you are the reason there are none in your area. If you ARE a member, quit complaining and get some scheduled. One person can run these events! Yeah, that's right, ONE PERSON is all it takes. This isn't something a club needs to ponder at length, there is no cost to hold the test. You can't lose money. If I hold the test and one person shows up, I'm his/her judge. If everyone that brings a dog brings one other person with them, you got a judge for everyone that shows up. ANYONE that can read and write and has coonhunted can judge. There is almost no effort involved in holding one of these tests. I can only conclude that if your club isn't holding them, it's has to be because there is no interest.
If just one person at our club wanted to hold a hunt test, it would be scheduled tomarrow.

Jim, thank you very much. I had no idea. I have ask the ones over our club and I am a member. I know there are more that would want to do it. This knowledge getting out I think is all it will take.
As far as forceing the titled dogs to get one or forceing anyone to do anything I think they will do it on there own. The ones that can and the ones that can't won't.
Thanks Jim you just made my weak. A lot of us that can't keep up in the hunts will love this.

Oh one more thing how do we get the paper work for all this? Threw the club or from UKC?

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I know it will never happen but it would be beneficial for everyone if a dog were required to have an HTX title before being entered in a UKC nite hunt...

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quote:
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I know it will never happen but it would be beneficial for everyone if a dog were required to have an HTX title before being entered in a UKC nite hunt...

I think that would drop the entries too much and put out a lot of clubs. My personal belief is that an inferior dog doesn't hunt as much as it helps a hunt. They bring money for the club and don't hurt a good dog. I agree it isn't the perfect situation. It would be great if they were all good dogs but I think people would be surprised how many titled dogs would fail a HTX test.
We don't have that many in our club now.

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You can download the forms off the website.

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not a member of any local club. haven't found one around my area worth joining!

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Allen / UKC
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Christy
[B]OK. DOGS HAVE TO PASS UNDER 3 DIFFERENT INSPECTORS I GET.

BUT AFTER THEY HTX CAN THEY PASS UNDER THE SAME JUDGE TWICE THEN?

To answer your question;

After a dog has aquired a HTX title, meaning the dog had a minimum of three passes under three separate judges, any of those same previous judges may once again inspect the dog for a second HTX title.

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Okie Dawg
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Talked to the head of our club and she told me to find out more about the paper work. Been trying to call UKC but the phone line is busy. Allan thanks again for your help on this thing.

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David Boggs
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we are

starting up a club here soon and every one i know wounts these htx hunts at least 2 times a month it makes the club money and ukc no one can loose meanning the club or ukc .its a good way to raise money to help the kids get intersted in the sport we plane on havning at least 3 hunts and shows for kids that is no saction and use are money to buy every kid a trophey and there parents will like it here it keeps the kids in the woods and off the streat,kids that hunt and fish monst will not still or dill in drugs i think it is the beast thing ukc has dun in a long time is the htx teast becauls it will be fun and no fitting or aurguing going on so the kids will love it.david boggs ps.we will be the club for your kids to attend we are also going to have cooks outs for them and even let them fish my lake.we will have lots of members donate money to help the kids get in the sport of coon hunting and i cant wait to see there littel eyes as the kids get trophey and we will also give tropheys to the kid if its dog pass the htx teast and if the kid dont have a dog me or some one will let the kids use there dogs.keep it fun 4 the kids and it will drow even more members that will hunt in the night hunts

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Okie Dawg
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Good post Mr. Boggs.

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quote:
Originally posted by Okie Dawg
Talked to the head of our club and she told me to find out more about the paper work. Been trying to call UKC but the phone line is busy. Allan thanks again for your help on this thing.

Grady,

Here ya go. All the info can be downloaded from this link. http://www.ukcdogs.com/WebSite.nsf/...s/CoonHuntTests

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Okie Dawg
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Thanks again Allan.........

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Okie Dawg
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quote:
Originally posted by JiM
For all of you who are lamenting the fact that there are no HTX tests scheduled in your area, are YOU a member of a club? If not, you are the reason there are none in your area. If you ARE a member, quit complaining and get some scheduled. One person can run these events! Yeah, that's right, ONE PERSON is all it takes. This isn't something a club needs to ponder at length, there is no cost to hold the test. You can't lose money. If I hold the test and one person shows up, I'm his/her judge. If everyone that brings a dog brings one other person with them, you got a judge for everyone that shows up. ANYONE that can read and write and has coonhunted can judge. There is almost no effort involved in holding one of these tests. I can only conclude that if your club isn't holding them, it's has to be because there is no interest.
If just one person at our club wanted to hold a hunt test, it would be scheduled tomarrow.

Couldn't help but bring this back to the top. Can't beleive people know how easy it is to put on a test.

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Christy
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quote:
Originally posted by Allen / UKC
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Christy
[B]OK. DOGS HAVE TO PASS UNDER 3 DIFFERENT INSPECTORS I GET.

BUT AFTER THEY HTX CAN THEY PASS UNDER THE SAME JUDGE TWICE THEN?

To answer your question;

After a dog has aquired a HTX title, meaning the dog had a minimum of three passes under three separate judges, any of those same previous judges may once again inspect the dog for a second HTX title.