WELCOME TO THE

MICHIGAN REGION

2026 Michigan BOD Election

Election Committee:

Greg Gronley (Chairman): (586) 405-9471

Jr Coke: jcoke@rays-demolition.com

Duane Ballard: dtballard3@lentel.com

NOMINATE HERE

Michigan Board of Directors – Nominations

Nominations for the Michigan Board of Directors are now open.

Nomination Window:
🗓 Opens now
🗓 Closes April 1, 2026

To submit a nomination, you must have your NSTRA membership number.

Eligibility & Voting Requirements

Only Regular Members are eligible to nominate and vote
Associate, Youth, or other membership types are not eligible to vote
Membership status will be verified prior to ballot distribution

If your name does not appear on the eligibility list, please check your membership status. If you believe there is an error, contact Chairman Greg Gronley for assistance.

Please ensure your membership is active and in good standing before submitting a nomination.

MICHIGAN REGION UP AND COMING TRIALS

April 11 & 12

CANCELLED!

This will be a work weekend instead at Crosswind Kennel.

Please sign up if you can help.

Details to come.....

Confirmation

Michigan Region Elimination!
JUNE 13/14
DETAILS TO COME.

Please consider filling out our Emergency Contact form.

Emergency Contact Form

COMPLETED TRIALS 2025-2026 SEASON

NEW TO NSTRA?

The National Shoot to Retrieve Association is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1978 by a group of dedicated bird hunters looking for a way to extend the upland bird season and provide service to its members.

Visit our National Site to JOIN or LEARN MORE.

>>NSTRA NATIONAL SITE

WHY JOIN?

Membership is open to all sportsman looking to extend the hunting season and enjoy a competitive experience for their families and dogs. NSTRA consists of 31 Regions in the Continental US and Canada, which offer over 1,000 field trial opportunities throughout the year.

>>JOIN HERE

NSTRA FIELD TRIALS

NSTRA Field Trials provide competition with others who enjoy bird dogs, in a sportsmanlike environment under hunting conditions. During a 30 minute brace the dogs are primarily judged on finds and retrieves. Additional scores are given for ground cover, obedience and honoring another dogs point if the situation arises. At the end of the day the dog with the highest score wins.

>>LEARN MORE HERE