NCBA Point System Guidelines
Article III: Point System
Section 1: Points will be recorded for Best of Breed, Reserve of Breed, Best of Variety
and Reserve of Variety at Special Meets, State Meets, District Meets and the National Meet.
There must be at least 25 Call Ducks entered and 3 Exhibitors for the Meet to qualify and for
member points to be recorded. Only Call Ducks shown in the open show are to be counted to
meet the 25 duck minimum. Youth exhibitor entries are not to be included in the count.
Section 2: Points are determined by the number of Call Ducks physically at the show.
Section 3: For Best of Breed (BB) points, all Call Ducks entered are counted and that
number shall be the points awarded to the member who has won Best of Breed. The member
who wins Reserve of Breed (RB) will be awarded 1 point less than the total number of Call
Ducks entered.
Section 4: For Best of Variety (BV) points, all Call Ducks entered in that particular
variety are counted and that number shall be the points awarded to the member who has won
Best of Variety. The member who wins Reserve of Variety (RV) will be awarded 1 point less
than the total number of Call Ducks entered in that particular variety.
Section 5: Master Exhibitor - Achieved when a member reaches 800 points in all
varieties added together. Member receives a Certificate.
Section 6: Master Breeder - Achieved when a member reaches 1,000 points in one
specific variety. Member receives a Certificate.
Section 7: Grand Master Exhibitor - Achieved when a member reaches 5,000 points in
all varieties added together. Member receives a custom painted plate.
Section 8: Supreme Grand Master Exhibitor - Achieved when a member reaches 10,000
points in all varieties added together. Member receives a crystal award.
Section 9: Top Exhibitor of the Year - Member who accumulates the most points in a
year (January 1st to December 31st) will be awarded a NCBA Embroidered Jacket
Section 10: A member must be in good standing to receive points from any Meet.
Article IV: Youth Point System
Section 1: Points will be recorded for Best of Breed, Reserve of Breed, Best of Variety
and Reserve of Variety at Special Meets, State Meets, District Meets and the National Meet.
Only Call Ducks shown in the youth show are to be counted. Open exhibitor entries are not to
be included in the count.
Section 2: Points are determined by the number of Call Ducks physically at the show.
Section 3: For Best of Breed (BB) points, all Call Ducks entered are counted and that
number shall be the points awarded to the member who has won Best of Breed. The member
who wins Reserve of Breed (RB) will be awarded 1 point less than the total number of Call
Ducks entered.
Section 4: For Best of Variety (BV) points, all Call Ducks entered in that particular
variety are counted and that number shall be the points awarded to the member who has won
Best of Variety. The member who wins Reserve of Variety (RV) will be awarded 1 point less
than the total number of Call Ducks entered in that particular variety.
Section 5: Junior Master Exhibitor - Achieved when a Junior member earns 100 points in
all varieties added together, does not need to be earned all in one year. Junior member will
be awarded a patch.
Section 6: Junior Master Breeder - Achieved when a Junior member earns 400 points in
all varieties added together, does not need to be earned all in one year. Junior member will
be awarded a personalized plaque.
Section 7: Gold Leg Bands - Junior Best of Breed and Junior Reserve of Breed from the
Junior Show at all District Meets will be award the “gold” legband. They are gold color, butt-
end band sized for call ducks. They are engraved with the NCBOA (National Call Breeders Of
America) Jr. Champion or Res. Champion.
Section 8: Junior Top Exhibitor of the Year - Junior Member who accumulates the most
points in a year (January 1st to December 31st) will be awarded a NCBA Embroidered Jacket
Section 9: A Junior member must be in good standing to receive points from any Meet.
Section 1: Points will be recorded for Best of Breed, Reserve of Breed, Best of Variety
and Reserve of Variety at Special Meets, State Meets, District Meets and the National Meet.
There must be at least 25 Call Ducks entered and 3 Exhibitors for the Meet to qualify and for
member points to be recorded. Only Call Ducks shown in the open show are to be counted to
meet the 25 duck minimum. Youth exhibitor entries are not to be included in the count.
Section 2: Points are determined by the number of Call Ducks physically at the show.
Section 3: For Best of Breed (BB) points, all Call Ducks entered are counted and that
number shall be the points awarded to the member who has won Best of Breed. The member
who wins Reserve of Breed (RB) will be awarded 1 point less than the total number of Call
Ducks entered.
Section 4: For Best of Variety (BV) points, all Call Ducks entered in that particular
variety are counted and that number shall be the points awarded to the member who has won
Best of Variety. The member who wins Reserve of Variety (RV) will be awarded 1 point less
than the total number of Call Ducks entered in that particular variety.
Section 5: Master Exhibitor - Achieved when a member reaches 800 points in all
varieties added together. Member receives a Certificate.
Section 6: Master Breeder - Achieved when a member reaches 1,000 points in one
specific variety. Member receives a Certificate.
Section 7: Grand Master Exhibitor - Achieved when a member reaches 5,000 points in
all varieties added together. Member receives a custom painted plate.
Section 8: Supreme Grand Master Exhibitor - Achieved when a member reaches 10,000
points in all varieties added together. Member receives a crystal award.
Section 9: Top Exhibitor of the Year - Member who accumulates the most points in a
year (January 1st to December 31st) will be awarded a NCBA Embroidered Jacket
Section 10: A member must be in good standing to receive points from any Meet.
Article IV: Youth Point System
Section 1: Points will be recorded for Best of Breed, Reserve of Breed, Best of Variety
and Reserve of Variety at Special Meets, State Meets, District Meets and the National Meet.
Only Call Ducks shown in the youth show are to be counted. Open exhibitor entries are not to
be included in the count.
Section 2: Points are determined by the number of Call Ducks physically at the show.
Section 3: For Best of Breed (BB) points, all Call Ducks entered are counted and that
number shall be the points awarded to the member who has won Best of Breed. The member
who wins Reserve of Breed (RB) will be awarded 1 point less than the total number of Call
Ducks entered.
Section 4: For Best of Variety (BV) points, all Call Ducks entered in that particular
variety are counted and that number shall be the points awarded to the member who has won
Best of Variety. The member who wins Reserve of Variety (RV) will be awarded 1 point less
than the total number of Call Ducks entered in that particular variety.
Section 5: Junior Master Exhibitor - Achieved when a Junior member earns 100 points in
all varieties added together, does not need to be earned all in one year. Junior member will
be awarded a patch.
Section 6: Junior Master Breeder - Achieved when a Junior member earns 400 points in
all varieties added together, does not need to be earned all in one year. Junior member will
be awarded a personalized plaque.
Section 7: Gold Leg Bands - Junior Best of Breed and Junior Reserve of Breed from the
Junior Show at all District Meets will be award the “gold” legband. They are gold color, butt-
end band sized for call ducks. They are engraved with the NCBOA (National Call Breeders Of
America) Jr. Champion or Res. Champion.
Section 8: Junior Top Exhibitor of the Year - Junior Member who accumulates the most
points in a year (January 1st to December 31st) will be awarded a NCBA Embroidered Jacket
Section 9: A Junior member must be in good standing to receive points from any Meet.
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