Calcutta

Record keeping

Ringo Champions

Freeze's Buddy

Hunt winner

Tennessee visitors

New pup

Treeing Contest

Eager to tree

Observers

Adult Bench Show

Adult Bench Show

Mooney pups

Pups in training

Hands full

Youth bench show

Youth Bench Show

Kevin Cowan and Billy Ray Freeman solicit action in the Calcutta bidding.

Twin Lakes president Randy Mooney, left, gets assistance from Mary Clark and Kevin Cowan in compiling hunt and bench show results.

Freeze's Ringo and handler Mike Freeze accept the fifth place trophy from Kevin Cowan. The points were enough to advance Ringo to the Champion level.

Freeze's Buddy, eighth place winner, owned by Mike Freeze (left), handled by Billy Ray Freeman (center), trophy presented by Kevin Cowan.

Tim Weaver and Bone Schoolhouse Bear accept the first place trophy. Bear achieved Champion status with the win.

The Greg Rader family visits with Billy Ray Freeman.

Billy Ray Freeman and his new gift pup delivered from Greg Rader of Tennessee.

Eugene McCall's Red Rock wins the treeing contest with a score of 56.

A treeing contest competitor is eager to get at the squirrel.

Jerry Carter (right) and friend watch the treeing contest.

Randy Mooney's grandsons with a couple of his pups.

Randy Mooney helps a grandson set up a puppy for the youth bench show.

Young Yoder has his hands full handling his dog as well as Jerry Jernigan's.

Billy Ray Freeman judges the Youth Bench Show.