There are two Wade Huttos and a David Taylor Jr. in this sport. A name can't tell them apart — an account can. Your account is what keeps your crossings yours.
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Who you are on a judge sheet
This is the name that goes on the sheet and travels with every crossing you call. Write it the way the hunts know you.
Your hunts
Claim a hunt and you get your judge number right then. Pull your page up on your phone at home, on wifi — it caches itself, so it works in the pen with no signal at all.
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Hunts you can claim
Every hunt booked on The Standard. Claiming tells the scorekeeper you're judging — his roster is already built when he opens his laptop that morning.
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Your record
Every crossing you have called on an officially scored hunt.
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Publishing
Off by default. Turn it on and your name, town, and totals join the judges list at the bottom of this page, and anyone can open your record from there: hunt by hunt, when you call, how big they run — the same official-hunt numbers you see above. Never a hound.
The judges
Judges who chose to make their record public. Tap a name to open that judge's record — hunts judged, when they call, how big their crossings run. Never a hound, never a hunt's scores. A judge who hasn't opted in doesn't appear here at all.
