14NDCC Coyote Classic January 8-9, 2016

1-day coyote hunting tournament in Dickinson, ND Saturday Jan. 08, 2022. There will be a mandatory rules meeting at 6:00 p.m. Friiday January 7th at the in Dickinson, ND. Blocks will be distributed at that time.
There will be a check in Saturday at 7pm at the hotel parking lot. This hunting tournament is a two-day points series contest with a $100* per team entry fee (see rules for details). 1st 50%, 2nd 30%, 3rd 20%, place finishes will be awarded to the teams with the highest one-day total. Additional prizes to be determined.

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14NDCC Coyote Classic January 8-9, 2016

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14th Annual North Dakota Coyote Classic
Dickinson, ND • January 8 -9, 2016


Coyotehunter.net is proud to host the Upper Midwest’s largest two-day coyote hunting tournament at the Dickinson, North Dakota Quality Inn January 8 – 9, 2016

Entry fees are just $300 per team with a maximum of 50 teams participating. Pro Division: You can register your team in the Pro Division for an additional $150. 100% payback to top 3 teams, 1st 50%, 2nd 30% and 3rd 20%. Last year’s competitors will have an opportunity to register before Sept. 1, 2015, after which the tournament will be open to everyone on a first come-first served basis.

If you did not hunt last year and would like to register, please do so online. Your team’s eligibility will be based on your registration date. If the maximum number of teams has been reached, you may opt to either receive a 100% refund or you may remain on our cancellation list (your fees will be fully refunded if a slot does not open up for your team).

Cash, plaques and prizes will be awarded to the teams with the highest two-day total. Payback will be as follows: 1st 25%, 2nd 20%, 3rd 15%, 4th 12%, 5th 8%, 6th 6%, 7th 5%, 8th 4%, 9th 3% & 10th 2%. Thursday night, January 7th at the Quality Inn. Cash will be awarded for the largest and smallest coyotes (100% payback) and will be paid out each night. All rules will be strictly enforced. At least one member of each team should be in attendance at the rules meeting January 7th at 7:00 pm. More than $20,000 dollars in cash and prizes was awarded at last year’s event.

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14th NDCC RULES
1. Entry will be limited to 50 two-man teams. Entry fee shall be $300 per team. 8-9 Jan 2016. Payback will be as follows: 1st 25%, 2nd 20%, 3rd 15%, 4th 12%, 5th 8%, 6th 6%, 7th 5%, 8th 4%, 9th 3% & 10th 2%.

2. Largest coyote ($15) and smallest coyote ($15) weights will be taken at check in. (100% payback). Cash paid each night for largest and smallest coyote shot that day.

3. Coyotes must be taken at least 50 ft. from any vehicle.

4. $20 from each team entered in the Coyote Classic Point Series will go towards the point series payout.

5. Use of a ATV, Buggy, Side-by-Side, 4Wheeler, Snowmobile, airplane, helicopter, Para plane, and/or ultra-light to locate, travel to and/or chase coyotes will not be allowed. Coyotes must be taken at least 50 ft. from any vehicle.

6. Coyotes can be taken with any center fire cartridge, and/or shotgun.

7. No more than two persons per team. One vehicle only.

8. Core temperatures will be taken from all coyotes at check-in. Coyotes can be disallowed if temperature and time do not match.

9. The night before the tournament blocks will be distributed. A block will be placed in each coyote’s mouth immediately upon retrieval. The block must have the team number and time of day marked clearly on the tag. Bands will be provided to place around the coyote’s mouth (top & bottom) to secure the block. THE BLOCK MUST BE FILLED OUT COMPLETELY AND BANDED IN THE COYOTES MOUTH. ANY COYOTE TURNED IN WITHOUT A PROPERLY FILLED OUT BLOCK (SEQUENCE NUMBER, TEAM NUMBER) BANDED IN THE COYOTES MOUTH CAN BE DISALLOWED. Coyotes must be exposed to the outdoors. Coyotes cannot be placed in plastic bags, enclosed boxes, or stored inside a vehicle. This makes it impossible to get consistent core temps if these standards are not followed by everyone. NO EXEPTIONS.

10. We will be picking 5 teams at random by number to be mediators, with 5 additional teams as alternates prior to the start of the tournament. In the case a team with any coyotes that are disqualified during the check-ins, the team/s with the rule infraction will have an opportunity—after check-in on Saturday—to request a review by their peers. The review will be of the facts as they pertain to the coyotes in question. One member of each of the five teams will have a vote, and the majority vote will be the final ruling. The team that requests the review will have to pay an additional $100 upon that request. This $100 will be refunded back in the event the ruling in question is overturned, if the ruling stands, the $100 will be forfeited by the team who requested the review. This is not an opportunity to re-write rules, but an opportunity to an impartial review of the facts. NOTE: Rule 22 is not reviewable, and is only enforceable by the tournament director.

11. All applicable licenses must be in your possession at time of tournament. If you are hunting without a state furbearers license or applicable tribal license, local authorities may be notified and you will be disqualified from the tournament.

12. All entrants must be present and available to answer questions at evening check-ins. All Entrants Must be available upon request to subject themselves to a Polygraph test. _____________ Int. ______________ Int.

13. No live decoys and /or dogs. (No running coyotes with dogs.)

14. No baiting.

15. All ties will be broken by check-in times of 2nd day.

16. Mouth call, hand calls and electronic calls can be used.

17. No pooling of coyotes between teams.

18. Check-in times are strongly enforced and it is the participant’s responsibility to get with a tournament official to log your check-in time. 1st day Friday night call in at 5:30pm, 2nd day (7:00pm) (Mountain Time). Tournament hunting times are from ½ hr before sunrise to ½ hr after sunset.

19. You have to locate and call your own coyotes. You cannot have a second team or individual out scouting for you.

20. All coyotes that are checked in will be inspected and will be donated to the tournament. This is to help cover the costs of the event.

21. Pro Division: You can register your team in the Pro Division for an additional $150. 100% payback to top 3 teams, 1st 50%, 2nd 30% and 3rd 20%.

22. Sportsmanship. Any team—upon the sole discretion of the tournament director—that shows a lack of consideration for other teams, the rules, or is just being an all-around asshole, will be refunded their entry fee and asked to leave. If it is determined that any team or team member who—in the past—has a history of questionable actions, coyotes, behavior, etc., that is deemed detrimental to the enjoyment of the tournament by others, they will be banned from entering the tournament. No team has an inherent right to hunt tournaments sponsored, promoted or officiated by Coyotehunter.net, and Coyotehunter.net reserves the right to refuse entry to any team or team member who has displayed the above-mentioned unsportsmanship-like behavior.
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Re: 14NDCC Coyote Classic January 8-9, 2016

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Calling and snaring seminars 7-9 pm Friday night January 8, at the Quality Inn
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We will be giving away a DPMS Oracle 5.56 chambered 16" barrel A3 receiver with railed gas block optic ready
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Thursday night registration
Thursday night registration
Friday night calling seminar
Friday night calling seminar
Troy Johnson and Nate Beauchamp placed 5th with 9 coyote (:20) took home $563.00
Troy Johnson and Nate Beauchamp placed 5th with 9 coyote (:20) took home $563.00
Dan and Jason Arnson with 9 coyotes took 4th place and won $844.50
Dan and Jason Arnson with 9 coyotes took 4th place and won $844.50
Nick Nielson and Matt Klabo with 9 coyotes took home 3rd place and $1,396.00
Nick Nielson and Matt Klabo with 9 coyotes took home 3rd place and $1,396.00
2nd place Joel Kacynski and Dale Peplinski with 11 coyotes paid $1,812.50 (:53)
2nd place Joel Kacynski and Dale Peplinski with 11 coyotes paid $1,812.50 (:53)
1st place Troy Sand and Scott Larson with 11 coyotes won $2,364.00 in prize money
1st place Troy Sand and Scott Larson with 11 coyotes won $2,364.00 in prize money
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Special thanks to Garret Streitz from Alex Pro Firearms for providing this camo AR10 chambered in .22-.250<br />This AR was won by Emmit Diede
Special thanks to Garret Streitz from Alex Pro Firearms for providing this camo AR10 chambered in .22-.250
This AR was won by Emmit Diede
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