Open the tool
Open Hunt MasterEntries → cast draw → results → cast-win tally → hunt report → send it to the office in one tap Open the nite hunt cast cardStrike and tree points, the closing cascade, plus/minus/circle, the hunt clock — scored on the card as it happens ResultsEvery published nite hunt — standings, casts, and the judges' cards My KennelYour dogs, online entries in two taps, and a printable QR entry sheetFree. Runs in your phone's browser and works offline in the woods — open it once, then add it to your home screen. Field-test build; tell us what the rulebook says we got wrong.
For the Hunt Director
Entries in, casts out — fours and threes drawn legal automatically, fee tiers handled, double-headers run as early and late rounds. No more index cards in a hat with the crowd second-guessing the shake.
Winners keyed per cast with each dog's plus points captured — the exact data the new monthly races tie back to. A dead-even cast is flagged, never silently split.
Every result carries an automatic timestamp. At the end of the night, print a complete hunt report — cast winners, plus points, standings, payouts, signature block — legible, verifiable, and ready to send in.
Strike and tree positions by call order, the closing cascade timed from the first tree call, plus-minus-circle resolution applied to every dog on the track in one tap. The math is the rulebook's — applied the same way in every cast, every night.
No signal in the bottoms? Doesn't matter. Scoring runs entirely on the device and keeps every entry — nothing waits on a connection.
Every cast win and placement lands on the dog's permanent record — hunt after hunt, season after season. The record book is the point.
Why now
When standings moved from money won to cast wins, every tie, every timestamp, and every hunt report became load-bearing — a dozen concurrent races all riding on paper that was designed for a simpler question. Hand-tallied cards were fine when one number mattered. They aren't anymore.
We build event-side: the draw, the scoring, the tiebreaker data, and the report — the night itself, run clean.