January 2 & 3, 2009
Fairgrounds, Orangeburg, South Carolina
www.orangeburgchamber.com/grandamerican
Two Nite Hunts - One Bench Show
Presented by American Cooner
The First Purina Points Event of the Year!
Coon Fest! Free to all early arrivals, January 1, beginning at 2:30 p.m.
Featuring: Food, Country Music, Entertainment and Door Prizes
2 Hour Hunt – Hunting Judges
There will be a hunt-off following Saturday night’s hunt to crown the Grand American Champion.
The hunt-off will be between the top two cast winners from Friday night and the top two cast winners from Saturday night.
Trophies: Top 20 cast winners each night
Treeing Contest: Friday and Saturday at 1 p.m., cost $5
Prizes
First Place: Overall - $1,000, Tri-Tronics Trashbreaker, Wildlife Materials Tracking System, Regal Dog Box and a Bright Eyes Light.
Second Place: $500, 35% discount gift certificate from Tri-Tronics
Third Place: $300
Fourth Place: $200
All winners receive Bright Eyes Lights. | Contacts
Donnie Infinger
(803) 829-3920
(803) 837-3587
Harry Ott
(803) 536-0837
Opening Ceremonies will be Thursday, January 1, 2009 beginning at 3:00 p.m. in the Arts Building |
Bench Show
Overall Show Winner receives Regal Dog Box donated by Regal.
Bench Show Deadline: Saturday 10 a.m.
Entries will be taken:
Friday, January 2 from 5 – 6:30 p.m. and Saturday, January 3 until 10 a.m.
Entry Fee: $20
Pairs will be shown last.
We will have a Dual Champion class.
10 a.m. free Bench Show for children under 12 years old.
Show Contact
Lee Currens (864) 616-3491
Entries
Advanced Entries $30 each night.
ABSOLUTELY NO ENTRIES TAKEN ON GROUNDS!
Money order or certified check to Grand American.
Dogs must be confirmed by 2 p.m. each day.
Entry changes must be made between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Friday. The only changes allowed are for dogs in heat, injured or death or championship degree.
Entry Requirements - Easy Entry™ Card and/or Registration Certificate
Download entry form here:
Send Hunt Entries To:
Donnie Infinger | 830 Mt. Tabor Road | Bowman SC 29018
(803) 829-3920 or (803) 837-3587
First 300 advanced entries per night, then dogs go on to the waiting list.
You must bring your UKC Easy Entry™ Card or Registration Certificate to confirm entry.
Dog Dealers
Booking after November 1
Must be paid in advance
Contact
Randy Riser
122 Riser Road, Waterloo SC 29384
(864) 677-3368
Supply Vendor
Contact
Laird Thompson
(803) 794-3505
Grounds
Grand American Barn (803) 534-5707
Camper Hookups at the Fairgrounds, $25 Per Night, Full Hookup.
Must call for reservations - L.C. Kissam (803) 534-0358
All dogs on grounds must have proof of rabies vaccination.
Fairgrounds and barns will be open Thursday 10 a.m.
Parking $2 a day per vehicle.
Dogs on ground for sale $25 per 15 x 30 space (Absolutely no pit bulls will be allowed on grounds).
Grand American reserves the right to refuse entry to any dog to fairgrounds.
Nite Hunt Entry Rules
1. Entry must be filled out completely to be accepted.
2. All hunters must be drawn out of the basket.
3. Absolutely no changes on entry unless dog in heat, injured or dead.
4. Dogs must be UKC registered to hunt.
5. Two-dog casts must have non-hunting judges.
6. UKC and Grand American reserve the right to assign observers to any cast.
7. All guides must be residents of South Carolina and members of a participating club.
8. Any cast that becomes separated must return to the Fairgrounds or be scratched.
UKC, Grand American and Host Clubs are not responsible for loss, accidents or theft. Absolutely no alcoholic beverages, firearms, illegal drugs or gambling will be allowed on the grounds or while participating in the hunt or in the buildings the day of a UKC licensed event.
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