Waylon and Jordan came to the line
RF - Crossed the pond - over the land bridge - crossed the 2nd pond and got out just right of the gunners - got to the fall area - moved left and then right and then got it
L - Left angle across the pond over the land bridge and his bird
Waylon and Jordan came to the line at 7:46 am
L - Crossed the road right of the tree - a little deep - came back left for a turn or 2 and then he got it!
R - Out across the field - right of the bush - Smacked it!
Waylon and Jordan came to the line at 12:41 pm
RF - Excellent line that carried him through the pond - a perfect exit point and directly to the bird.
L - A big splash through both ponds on a great path to the bird - out of the 2nd pond he drove the hill and scooped up his bird.
Waylon and Jordan came to the line at 8:53 am
Low right to the area - turned left and got it! Long Throw!
Waylon and Jordan came to the line at 5:27 pm
R - Out to the area by the guns - 1 big loops and over the rim - back with the bird.
L - Over the mound - a huge splash into the pond - out on the other shore - out of sight in the long grass for quite a while - came back into view and got his bird!
Waylon and Jordan came to the line at 12:26 pm
Arriving right of the bush, Waylon sweeps in to scoop his bird and heads home
Contestant Survey:
When Did you begin competing in Field Trials?
Started competing in 2020.
What Made you decide to compete in Field Trials?
Had been running HTs for 20+ years and wanted a new challenge.
Who are your training partners at home?
Baker Retrievers (Jason, Jordan and Cole) and Johnny Armstrong along with Toma Anderson.
What is the origin of your dog's name?
Names after his father, Lethal, and a song by Waylon Jennings.
Tell us an interesting story about your dog ...
His father Lethal is the son of Flex who was the father to my first Field Trial dog.
What Song and Artist would you want to hear playing as you come to the line:
Waymor's Blues by the great Waylon Jennings
