2023 Fall Test
2023 Fall NA/UPT/UT NAVHDA Test Information
August 26th and 27th at 7:30am - TBD (Rain or Shine)
All handler please be at the test grounds by 7AM for check in and pretest Instructions.(Rain or Shine)
Location : BUCK CREEK - 8080 S State Rd 3, Muncie, IN 47302
All Test Entry Fees:
Members:
Natural Ability (NA) Utility Preparatory Test (UPT) Utility Test (UT) $150.00 $170.00 $170.00
Non-Club Members:
Natural Ability (NA) Utility Preparatory Test (UPT) Utility Test (UT) NA $180.00 $200.00 $200.00
Who Can Enter?
Any NAVHDA-registered versatile hunting dog. The handler must also be a registered member of NAVHDA.
How to enter:
Send one completed test entry form, and test entry fee for each dog you are entering to:
Douglas Roderick
228 Ladoga Ave
North Salem, IN 46165
(463) 224-0885
Tests are first come, first served. Please call or email before sending form to confirm open spots.
Test forms can be emailed to droderick2@outlook.com and fees can be paid Via: PayPal
Chapter Member Volunteers Needed!
If you can help with any of the following positions, please contact test secretary.
Field Marshall (Have next handler/dog ready. Have next event setup/ready. Keep gallery from interfering.)
Field Gunners
Distraction Gunners
Bird Planters (Use 4-wheelers and Chuck Wagon to plant birds for field tests.)
Winger Zinger Operator
Food Organizer (Coordinates lunch plans.)
Test Rules
Refund Policy: Refunds will be made for medical reasons or within 2 weeks of the test as long as your spot is taken resulting in a full test. Request for refunds must be submitted in writing to the test secretary accompanied by a verifying statement by a vet or physician.
Dams in season: Dams in season may still run in the test, however they will run on the last day of the test. If you think your dam may be coming into, going out of, or will be in heat during the test, please note this on the top of your entry form. There will be a bitch check each morning immediately following the opening ceremony.
Running Orders: Running days are assigned on a “first come, first served” basis. Handlers will be notified the day they are running no later than a week before the test. Running orders are subject to change at any time before the start of the test.