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Outdoor Writers Association of American SportDOG Brand® proudly supports OWAA and its mission to improve the professional skills of its members, set the highest ethical and communications standards, encourage public enjoyment and conservation of natural resources, and mentor the next generation of professional outdoor communicators. |
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The Wisconsin Waterfowl Association has become a leader in wetland restoration work in Wisconsin, to date restoring thousands of acres of wetland and upland habitat. For more information go to www.wisducks.org |
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Grand National Quail Club In 1966, stemming from the idea that due to the excessive amount of quail in Oklahoma the state should have a celebrity-type quail hunt, the GNQC was formed. For more information go to www.gnqh.org/index.html |
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Utah Chukar and Wildlife Foundation Our mission is to increase hunting opportunities, population densities, species distribution, and habitat quality for chukars and other wildlife on Utah's public lands. For more information go to www.utahchukars.org |
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Bryan-College Station Retriever Club This is non-profit organization of retriever trainers, owners, and people who hunt and live in the Bryan-College Station area, working together to improve our own abilities and those of our dogs while having the best time imaginable. For more information go to www.bcsrc.org |
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Mid-Ohio NAVHDA The North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association is a legally recognized nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering, improving, promoting, and protecting the versatile hunting dog in North America. For more information go to www.midohionavhda.com |
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Northeast Texas HRC, Inc. is a charter member of The National Hunting
Retriever Club, Inc. and is affiliated with the United Kennel Club, Inc., the
world’s largest working dog registry. For more information go to www.nethrc.com |
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The High Flyers HRC charter members made a commitment to train better gun dogs, breed healthy and sound animals and just have fun by getting together with their dogs, families and friends. For more information go to www.hfhrc.com |
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National Beagle Club of America made the decision to take on more of a leadership role as the "Parent Club" of the breed in the United States. For more information go to www.geocities.com/brushyrunbeagles/NBC.html |
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Navesink River Hunting Retriever Club was founded in 1985 to promote the training of retrievers in New Jersey. Today we continue with this effort by hosting training sessions and licensed hunt tests as well as club Gun Dog tests throughout the year. For more information go to www.navesinkriver-hrc.com |
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The Alamo Retriever Club is a group of hunting retriever enthusiasts serving the San Antonio & surrounding area. Its members are both young and old, novice and pro, but all share the joy of retrievers. For more information go to www.alamoretriever.com |
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The Muddy Waters Retriever Club is all about training working retrievers, versatile hunting dogs and having a good time. MWRC is a charter member of the Hunting Retriever Club and the United Kennel Club as are many of our members. You do not have to be a member of HRC/UKC to become a member of our club. For more information go to www.muddywatersretrievers.com |
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The Southern Michigan Hunter Retriever Club is for retriever enthusiasts located in the southern Michigan region. We have training grounds available in Jackson and surrounding counties. For more information go to www.smi-hrc.com |
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CKHRA is based near Richmond, KY and draws members from all over Central Kentucky. For more information go to www.ckhra.us |
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Delta Waterfowl provides knowledge, leaders and science-based solutions that efficiently conserve waterfowl and secure the future for waterfowl hunting. For more information go to www.deltawaterfowl.org |
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St. Clair Flats Hunting Retriever Club is a southeastern Michigan chapter of The Hunting Retriever Club. We are looking for individuals who believe that a good bird dog is one of the best conservation tools to the hunter. For more information go to www.scfhrc.net |
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The Wisconsin Association of Sporting Dog Clubs purpose is to further the improvement of dog clubs within the state of Wisconsin, and to support, investigate, and develop legislation and laws concerning all sporting dogs in the state. For more information go to www.wasdc.net |
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The Ohio Hunting Retriever Club is affiliated with the Hunting Retriever Club and the United Kennel Club. The UKC, located in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is the parent club of the HRC, a national organization that was "Conceived by Hunters for Hunters". For more information go to www.ohiohrc.org |
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The Eastern Sierra Quail Unlimitted chapter was started in December of 2001. Our area encompasses the Eastern Sierra mountain range on the west and the White and Inyo mountain range on the east, as well as the valley in between in Inyo and Mono Counties. For more information go to www.qu.org |
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The Old South HRC is located in North Georgia and is the biggest and most active club in the area. They are a family oriented club and welcome new members. For more information go to www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Gorge/2450/index.html |
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The Finger Lakes Retriever Club is committed to the betterment of the retriever breed through training, testing, hunting, and participating in activities to demonstrate the intrinsic value of a trained retriever as a hunting companion and conservationist to the public. http://www.fingerlakesretriever.org/ |
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The Versatile Hunting Dog Federation promotes ethical hunting practices and conservation of game animals by enhancing the quality and ability of verstatile hunting dogs through breeder and handler education, performanced based testing, and by facilitating continuing education and information exchange regarding health and genetics. |
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Hunting Retriever Club various chapters including:
Coastal Empire HRC, Savannah, GA Our club consists of a group of family oriented hunting enthusiasts from Savannah, GA and the surrounding Counties. We are dedicated to the improvement of the retrieving breeds through training and testing hunting retrievers. For more information go to www.cehrc.com
The Central Florida HRC focuses on having fun and helping you train your retriever to participate in realistic hunt tests and to be a better hunting partner. For more information go to www.cfhrc.net
Hills Ferry HRC. Los Banos, CA Formed in 1984, the HRC boasts active membership of 8,500+ with 132 Clubs in 36 States and 2 Provinces. For more information go to www.huntingretrieverclub.org
Salt Valley HRC, Lincoln, Nebraska Formed in 1984, the HRC boasts active membership of 8,500+ with 132 Clubs in 36 States and 2 Provinces. For more information go to www.huntingretrieverclub.org
Copper State HRC, Phoenix, Arizona Formed in 1984, the HRC boasts active membership of 8,500+ with 132 Clubs in 36 States and 2 Provinces. For more information go to www.huntingretrieverclub.org
Southern Flight HRC Senatobia, MS Senatobia, MS chapter. Formed in 1984, the HRC boasts active membership of 8,500+ with 132 Clubs in 36 States and 2 Provinces. For more information go to www.huntingretrieverclub.org
The Kansas City HRC Formed in 1984, the HRC boasts active membership of 8,500+ with 132 Clubs in 36 States and 2 Provinces. For more information go to www.kchrc.com
Backwoods Hunting Retriever Club We are dog owners, trainers and breeders who are dedicated to improving the breed through quality breeding and training. For more information go to www.backwoodshrc.com
Great Lakes Hunting Retriever Club Formed in 1984, the HRC boasts active membership of 8,500+ with 132 Clubs in 36 States and 2 Provinces. For more information go to www.glhrc.com |