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Competition Calling - Descriptions World Duck Calling ChampionshipIn order to become a World Duck Calling Contestant, participants must win one of the state or regional duck calling contests sanctioned by the World's Contest. All of the sanctioned contests undergo a rigorous review each year by the Rules Committee of the World's Championship Duck Calling Contest. All contests must comply with the Official Rules and Regulations. Strict adherence to the rules is essential to conduct a quality contest. The Rules Committee, or its designee, conduct spot checks of sanctioned contests in order to monitor compliance with the rules. In every contest, contestants are required to perform the same series of calls all within routine format. Each routine must not exceed 90 seconds and is judged by five judges who cannot see the participants. Of the five judges, the high and low score are discarded, thus the remaining three are totaled to produce each individual callers score. There are a mandatory of three rounds, all three of which the scores are accumulative. A caller can win the World up to three times before he is considered retired from the event. Also, every World Championship winner is elgible to compete in the World Duck Calling Champion of Champions which is held every five years at the same venue in Stuttgart. Once a caller wins the Champion of Champions contest, he is considered retired from the World and future Champion of Champion contests. --> Click Here - For a list of current qualifying contests. --> Click Here - for a list of past winners and more info. World Goose Calling Championship The World Goose Calling Championship is held the second weekend of November yearly in Easton, Maryland. The contest is unlike the World Duck Calling Contest meaning that there is not a qualifying process and anyone can compete. In the World Contest, contestants are required to perform a series of calls, (hail, come-on/feeding calls, comeback, & lay-down,) all within routine format. Each routine must not exceed 90 seconds and is judged by five judges who cannot see the participants. Of the five judges, the high and low score are discarded, thus the remaining three are totaled to produce each individual callers score. There are a mandatory of three rounds, all three of which the scores are accumulative. A caller can win the World up to three times before he is considered retired from the event. Also, every World Championship winner is elgible to compete in the World Goose Calling Champion of Champions which is held every five years at the same venue in Eastont. Once a caller wins the Champion of Champions contest, he is considered retired from the World and future Champion of Champions’ contests. --> Click Here - for a list of past winners and more info. International Goose Calling Championship The International Goose Calling Contest is sanctioned by the International Sanctioning committee located in Marion Illinois. To be eligible to compete, participants must obtain an adequate amount of points by winning contests sanctioned by the International Sanctioning committee. All sanctioned contests undergo rigorous reviews every year and must be one of three formats to be considered sanctioned; a State Sanctioned Contest, Regional Contest that must pay at least $1,000 to the winner, or the World in Easton Maryland. The winning contestant in each of these contests aquire points as follows: 1 point for winning a State Sanctioned Contest, 2 points for winning a Regional Sanctioned Contest, and 3 points awarded to the winner of the World Championship in Easton Maryland. Selection of callers for each years International is aquired by callers submitting the total number of wins achieved during their lifetime. The Sanctioning committee reviews all applicants and thus starts with the individual with the highest level of points and goes all the way down until the maximum amount of callers allowed to participate is achieved. (This amount has been 28 callers in the past, but has been under discussion to increase the number to 32 in future International Contests.) A caller that wins the International is required to sit out till the following International Champion of Champions contest held every five years at the same venue. Once a contestant wins the International Champion of Champions event, he is considered to be retired from the event. In every contest, contestants are required to perform the same series of calls all within routine format. Each routine must not exceed 90 seconds and is judged by five judges who cannot see the participants. Of the five judges, the high and low score are discarded, thus the remaining three are totaled to produce each individual callers score. There are a mandatory of three rounds, all three of which the scores are accumulative. Click Here - For a list of past winners and more info. |
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