Ever wish you could take your DOG to camp?
Well – here’s your chance! The Hunting Retriever Club is offering the 7th annual camp to help you learn how to train your dog, how to handle a shotgun, and how to be a better handler at hunt tests, plus many, many more fun activities! Your dog is welcome and needed, but if you do not have a dog or maybe have a puppy that is too young to come – then we’ll have trained dogs there for you to use. We will have special awards for each camper.
Here are the details…
Dates: June 19, 20, 21, 2015 (Deadline to register: May 22)
Place: SF Ranch – Comanche, TX
From Courthouse square on Hwy 377 in Comanche, take Hwy 16 south out of Comanche, FM 590 will be on the RIGHT at the edge of town. Turn RIGHT on FM 590 go 5 miles, CR 215 will be on the RIGHT turn (there will be a sign that says SF Ranch )and follow CR 215 for one mile and the SF Ranch gates will be on the LEFT. White gates with black letters- SF Ranch.
Ages 8-18/ must have parent or guardian present at all times
*Motel Accommodations: America’s Best Value Inn – Comanche
Dog Friendly! 508 W. Central Ave (Hwy 377) Comanche, TX 325-356-5267 **Make reservations early – rooms are limited!!!
Best Western - Comanche – (NO PETS!) 325-356-2300
La Quinta – Brownwood 325-641-1731 Dog Friendly!
Value Lodge – Brownwood 325-646-3511 Dog Friendly (old but clean)
Budget Inn – Brownwood 325-646-2551
*Ranch has 6 Camper hookups for $20.00 per night (call ahead to reserve 254-842-8803)
*Must pick up after your dogs at the ranch and motel – please bring appropriate equipment or bags
*Arrive June 19, 2:00 pm. Departure time: June 21, mid afternoon
*Bring your own bottled water, snacks and drinks
*Meals will be provided. Fee per person for meals: $50.00
Name:______Age:_____ DOB:______
Address:______City:_____State___Zip:______
Phone:______home ______cell
Email:______
T-shirt size:______Dog’s age:_____ Training Experience:______
Mail to: Glenda Mitchell, Chairman HRC Youth Hunter Program
1901 Early Blvd.
Brownwood, TX 76802 (continued…)
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Sessions may include:
Dog training/handling – basic, intermediate, advanced with professional trainers
Gun safety and handling
Skeet Shooting (Bring your gun! & ammo, protective eye and ear gear)
Duck calling & contest, decoy spreads
Correct use of whistle
Mock hunt test
Dog first aid
Game bird identification
Habitat conservation
Games with dogs
Plus many more fun activities~
What to bring:
· Your dog (must bring proof of current vaccinations) * puppies must be at least 4 months of age
· 6 ft. leash (must)
· Pinch collar or choke chain (must)
· Crate for your dog (must)
· Bowl/dog food
· Bottled water, drinks, snacks
· Whistle/lanyard/duck call
· Sturdy shoes (no sandals or flip flops for dog training)
· Casual clothes – suitable for dog training
*Cell phones may be brought – however – they may not be brought to training sessions and will only be allowed in the event of an emergency or after all activities are over in the evenings.
For more information please call:
Glenda Mitchell 325-646-2252 home or 325-642-4539cell