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How COVID-19 has altered the National Championship for Bird Dogs Larry Rea, Special to The Commercial Appeal © Special to the Commercial Appeal The National Bird Dog Championship are held at Ames Plantation near Grand Junction, Tennessee.
First organized and run near West Point, Mississippi, in 1896, the National Championship for Bird Dogs has been hailed as the Super Bowl of field trials. Through these many years, the rules have remained the same.
They call it the Amesian Standard – style, stamina and the ability to locate coveys of quail. That’s the standard and/or rule developed by Hobart Ames since Ames Plantation near Grand Junction, Tennessee, became the home of the National Championship in 1915.
CARE packages, a box of army surplus rations Americans could buy and ship to the millions of needy and displaced Europeans during the Second World War, are, for the first time in CARE’s history, being used to help Americans, many of whom are food insecure during the pandemic. Mike Cerre reports on the humanitarian effort as part of our ongoing ‘Chasing The Dream’ series.
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Hari Sreenivasan:
The coronavirus pandemic has laid bare the shortcomings of America s public health and anti-poverty programs, creating a new need for humanitarian relief as a result. A reflection of that new world order is the CARE organization which was created after World War II to help feed needy Europeans.