The Tulsa Bird Dog Association is proud to kick off its fall Gun Dog Trials tomorrow at the trial grounds in Inola. Braces are listed below. Bring your rubber boots and chaps, the field may be wet! October 5, 2013 Braces 8:00 A.M. Start Time, Lunch will be served! Open Gun Dog Category Brace Dog’s Name Breed Sex Owner\Handler 1 Boss Brittany M Ronnie Pike 1 Bye Dog 2 Diamond Jim English Pointer M Tom Krause 2 Stormy GSP M Doug Hardesty 3 Alice GSP F Keith Lindsay 3 Randolf GSP M Roy Marshall 4 Brownie English Setter M Shane…
Read More ›The 2013 spring field trial season ended with a bang! Gary Byfield and his English Setter Buddy ran away with first place in the 7th brace of the day. Although air temperatures were mild, the high winds kept it cool and kept some dogs off the the scent. TBDA newcomer and Quail Run Hunt Club owner Aaron McCoy finished second with a strong run late in the day with his Brittany Elle. Following close behind in third was perpetual top finisher Keith Lindsay’s GSP Sonja. The TBDA was very happy to welcome several new members and some visitors to the trial…
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The 2013 TBDA trial season started off well with a day of 12 braces and three puppies in the field. Overall 27 dogs competed for the first available points in the 2013 championship season. In the Open category Doug Hardesty set the bar high with Stormy early in the day. In the fifth brace Stormy found five birds and retrieved all of them for a total of 215 points. After lunch Tom Krause and Pal pulled down a solid second place finish and Jim Anderson secured a respectable third place finish in the second brace of the day. Full results…
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Ties for both first and second place left four braces standing on the final podium for the 2013 Spring Buddy Fun Hunt at the Tulsa Bird Dog Association’s Buddy Fun hunt at the Tulsa Bird Dog Association’s trial grounds in Inola, Okla. In the seventh and final brace Bill Yuan and Roy Marshall scoured the field till the last minute with Buddy and Randolph looking for the one bird that would give them full claim to the first place position. They never found it and instead ended with five birds to put them in a tie for first with Larry…
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