PAST EVENTS

Game of Bones - May 4, 2019

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4 hides in each search area (unknown to competitors).  Challenges for the day included a wet environment, lots of dog smells, and a large Level 2 search area.  Those that chose to run the large search off-leash were surprised to find that their dogs stayed on task instead of running zoomies all over the park. 

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Game of Bones - June 1, 2019

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CLOSE PROXIMITY HIDES DAY!  Level 1 had 4 known hides with 1 close proximity pair.  Level 2 hides were unknown to competitors but had 6 hides with 2 close proximity pairs.  Winner of Level 1 received $35 and winner of Level 2 received $30.  Everyone had fun and is excited for the next game. 

Game of Bones - July 3, 2019

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CLASH OF THE CONTAINERS!  Level 1 had 4 known hides.  Level 2 hides were unknown to competitors but had 5 hides.  Challenges for the day included a humid environment and the distractions of being in a dog park while searching containers placed on the ground.  Winner of Level 1 received $27.50 and winner of Level 2 received $25.

Game of Bones - August 3, 2019

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FOUR SQUARE!  Level 1 had 19 points possible - 1 square with 1 high hide; 1 square with an inaccessible hide; 1 square with 2 accessible hides; and 1 square with a set of close proximity hides.  Level 2 had 24 points possible - 1 square with 1 high hide; 1 square with 2 sets of close proximity hides; and 2 squares with 1 inaccessible hide.  We had a lot of new participants this month including 9 dogs in our primary division searching for treats in a box!.  Winner of Level 1 received $30 and winner of Level 2 received $20.

Game of Bones - September 21, 2019

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KING OF THE FOURTH!  Level 1 searched 2 CD cases, 3 tool boxes, 4 chairs and 5 flower pots (1 hide in each grouping of items).  Level 2 searched 3 tables (1hide), 4 chairs (2 hides), 5 tool boxes (1 hide) and 6 kleenex boxes (2 hides).  Competitors had 45 seconds to clear the first grouping of items and then 30 seconds to clear each remaining set of items.

Game of Bones - October 19, 2019

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LEFT, RIGHT CENTER!  Each competitor rolled the dice to determine whether they searched the "left" interior area, the "right" container area, or "center" exterior area.  Each search area had 4 hides to find - the number of hides was known to Level 1-ers and unknown to Level 2-ers.