10th Series Test Description
13 dog/handler teams will start the 10th Series
Land/Water Quad with 2 Retired Guns and 2 Flyers
The 10th Series mat is sitting on a tall ridge facing South. We are back on the beautiful Morley property overlooking a field of technical waters - hay bales - mounds - ground cover changes and all the things that will make this a challenging series!
There are 2 Retired Gun Stations and 2 Flyer Stations. They are shot in the following order:
Bird # 1 (LR) is a retired dead Drake station. These gunners are located beside a haybale towards the end of the field to the handler's Left. The gunners shoot and then throw to the Right with the bird landing in the cover at the corner of the pond in front of them at approximately 265 yards from the mat. The gunners then retire. We will refer to this bird as LR for Left Retired.
Bird # 2 (RR) is a retired gun station located straight across the field on the levee behind some technical water, to the Right of Bird #1. The gunners stand on a spit of land with water on both sides. The gunners will shoot and then throw a dead Hen Duck to the right, where it will land on the spit of land approximately 240 yards from the mat. These gunners will also retire. We will refer to this bird as RR for Right Retired.
Bird # 3 (RF) is a Drake Mallard Flyer. This bird is located on the near Right side of the field close to a pond with a long channel running to the left. The guns stand behind the channel and throw toward a road to the Right with the bird landing approximately 125 yards from the mat. We will refer to this bird as RF for Right Flyer
Bird # 4 (LF) is a Hen Pheasant Flyer located on the very far Left side of the field. The guns are stationed between the scattered hay bales where they will throw and then shoot the Hen Pheasant to the Right. The bird lands across a ditch towards the hillside approximately 215 yards from the line. We will refer to this bird as LF for Left Flyer.
This test will take approximately 12-14 minutes per dog to complete.
Dog #54 will Start this Series

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