[Steve Amrein]

Has anyone used material other than standard waterproof judges sheets.

I was wondering if anyone has drawn on a clear sheet that has a sketch sheet below it that is drawn with more detail than normal. That way all the lines will be more consistent. Notes and scores can still be made as normal.

I am not ready for using satellite photos and computer note pad yet.

 

[Jerry]

I've never used them (cause I still have a lot of sheets left) but co-judges have and they work very well.

Can be a lot more accurate regarding comparative jobs if the original diagram is semi-accurate.

Jerry

 

[Debbie]

I have used colored Sharpies (different colors for marks vs blinds in same setup) with the clear plastic sheets laid over a sheet of light weight cardboard with the test drawn on it.

Used them only for a Fun Trial but like the concept and will be using it to judge the Qual at Mid-Illinois in a few weeks.

Biggest advantage I see is that all the dogs' lines get marked on exactly the same setup layout - water is always the same size, trees and bushes don't move, proportions are always the same.

Debbie

 

[Uncle Bill]

Has anyone used material other than standard waterproof judges sheets.


I am not ready for using satellite photos and computer note pad yet.

Ever tried an Etch-a-sketch and a Polaroid? Could start a fad. Don't tell /Paul. He's always wanting to be the first on the block. :wink:

UB

 

[Gun_Dog2002]

Has anyone used material other than standard waterproof judges sheets.


I am not ready for using satellite photos and computer note pad yet.

Ever tried an Etch-a-sketch and a Polaroid? Could start a fad. Don't tell /Paul. He's always wanting to be the first on the block. :wink:

UB

This is my diagram from my last judging assignment....

/Paul