Hall of Fame

English Pointer

Owner: Ed Holland

 What can you say about Cash, other than he is a dog of a lifetime!  They say every sportsman has the privilege of owning one great bird dog, in my case it is certainly Cash.  I bought him as an eight week old pup early on in my field trial career.  I really did not realize how good a dog that I had until he started racking up First Place finishes on any circuit that I was competing.  He has placements in all five circuits that he competed in, but he really made a name for himself in BHU.  Over the course of a few years, he became a six time Open Pointing Champion with 120 Champion points.  No other dog at this point has come close to his accomplishments, although there a few dogs now in BHU that might surpass him.  Unfortunately Cash died at an early age of nine and I lost the best bird dog that I have ever owned.  I miss you Cash! 

English Pointer 

Owner: Dan Park

 Penny was our first trial dog. She was an all around amazing bird dog. She could Field trial, wild bird hunt and could swim like crazy. She had a talent to always find birds. 

 English Pointer 

Owner: Dan Dismang 

 Gus was a direct son of Elhew Jefferson and true to his breeding was my first great competition dog. He had many wins and produced other great dogs. 

 German Wirehair

Owner: Ryan DeVault

 German Shorthair

Owner: Walt Chapman

Lucas not only showed his love for dogs but also his passion for helping structure good rules, fun events, and most importantly, helping the youth! Lucas was very influential in making BHU what it has become.

Tucker was the first pointing dog I've had since I was a kid. He taught me everything I didn’t  know; trained me, so to speak.  He was the spark that re-ignited my boyhood love of chasing ringnecks.   I had friends that had been successful in tournament hunting circuits but assured me Vizslas didn’t cut it in their circuits.  The gauntlet was cast. Tucker was 5 years old at this point.  What makes Tuckers BHU accomplishments extraordinary is that he did it in just 4 seasons.  He made me look good, he knew that was his job.  Earning consecutive high point dog,  consecutive Vizsla of the year and his handler consecutive player of the year honors.  He also was featured as a Pheasants Forever dog of the day.  Typical Vizsla, Tucker was a social butterfly, yet had magnificent prey drive, and left no doubt I was his guy.  Because of him I’ve made lifelong friends and tons of memories.  Gone too soon.. I was blessed to have Tucker for such a special time in my life.  Good Boy Tucker!   .

 Bub is one of a kind, his love for hunting and competing was at the highest level. He was still going strong at age 11 but the eyes ears and hips are slowly fading. At the age of 14 he still enjoys tagging along and carrying the birds! 

  Anyone that truly knew Remington recognized early on that he was something very special. A $75 dog off a parking lot, there were no champion or titled dogs in his pedigree. Remington made his own claim to fame based on his own accomplishments. He became one of the few labs that could transition at a high level between upland field trials and AKC retriever hunt tests where he earned a Master Hunt Test Title by the age of 3. While running BHU events on a limited basis, he still managed to win several major championships including a NFC and 3 consecutive Pheasants Forever championships to name a few. When looking at Remington’s overall record across 3 different organizations, he can arguably be considered one of the winningest flushing dogs in history. He was not only one of the greatest trial dogs ever but he was also my best friend and companion almost everywhere I went. Remington was truly that “Once In A Lifetime” dog that everyone dreams of having.