Winners (pictured) in the NBHA Open Invitational Breeders Championship was Champion Rocky Hollow Big Time, PM owned by Brian Casey and handled by Oscar Whitt. Runner-up Champion was Texas Honey Bee, SF owned by Kevin Klein and handled by Garry Malzone. Judging this stake was Tony King and Jerry Haley.

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NBHA Nat�l Free for All Ch.

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Date: April 6th � 10th, 2016 (pending entries); Hosted By: Texas Bird Hunters Assoc. & Arkansas Bird Hunters Assoc., Contact: Ken Sauer, (281) 281-320-9594, E-mail: [email protected] or Steve Schiber (512) 842-1212 [email protected] If you don�t get an e-mail confirmation please follow up with a phone call.

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2016 Invitational Futurity and Puppy Running Order is posted below. Good luck all!

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NBHA Natl Open Ch Results

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Cancelled due to rain, flooding and the threat of heavy thunderstorms and tornadoes. To be rescheduled in April down in Hubbard, TX. NBHA National Free For All Championship.

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Hello Gang,

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The Bob Catlett Memorial Classic was held Feb 6-7 at the Robert E. Talbot CA. The weather was great for running dogs with the highs in the mid 50's. The scenting conditions were tough with winds drying things out. With a new hour course laid out the dogs had more places to search and show their hunting ability.

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To begin March 2, 2016... Wednesday morning at Cedartown, GA. JL Lester WMA for GPS purposes, is 2568 Antioch Road, Cedartown, GA

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This is the fourth consecutive year in a row that North Missouri Field Trial Association has held a January trial at White Oak Ranch near Edina, MO. This ranch has a great mix of edges blended together by crop, pasture, and hay ground, thus providing an excellent course to evaluate dogs on. Weather conditions for this year�s trial were not as favorable as year�s in the past. Saturday was a nice day to run dogs as the ground was froze and dry with the daytime temperature around a low twenty degrees for the high. Sunday was a challenge as a cold front had moved in leaving a trace of snow and leaving the temperature much colder as the high reached only five degrees. Everyone showed up and braved the weather to run their dogs, and this was a true test of loyalty to the sport of field trials. North Missouri Field Trial Association is very thankful for the support shown on this weekend from our participants who were from Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota.

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