NAFA acronyms

[Possum]

Just checked my NAFA grades and I had some that graded SDA and a friend had some SDB grades. I'm used to the SDG for slight damage, but the others are mysteries. Any insight? (These were all coons).

[swifty]

I am guessing these are two variations in slight damage, to further differentiate. Either amount of damage or possibly to show different types of slight damage. Something perhaps like tick bites vs bullet holes? But just a guess.

[thebeav2]

From what I'm told and It makes no sense to me.

SDA= means good damage

SDB= means average damage

[tzone]

I saw that too. I m thinking that its Slightly Damaged Average and Slightly Damaged Better.

[mtcbrlatrap]

first time I have seen those as well. I had 3 SDA coons and over further to the right it would say North or NC 4xl-3xl 1-11 GD All three were GD regardless of size or grade so A is not bad, just don't know what B means if A is GD

Also had my first ever 6xl coon It was a 6xl select unfortunately it is a 4 color. I have had longer and larger coons in the past but never had a 6xl before, maybe something else new this season.

Bryce

[thebeav2]

SDB means" AVERAGE" damage. It's what NAFA told me today.

So what there doing Is separating the degree of damage.

[irnhdmike]

Ok. What does "fty" frosty mean ?

[thebeav2]

That's a description of a red fox with a mixture of white scattered through It's rump area fur.

[TrapperRon]

Here is a link to descriptions:

www.nafa.ca/wp-content/uploads/NAFA-description-en.pdf

There are some new descriptions appearing and I put in a request to have them upgrade the internet sheet. Once Dave replies I will make a separate posting.

[BadDog]

Davey boy is gonna be a little busy for some time, me thinks