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Results of the 25th CQ World Wide Foxhunting Weekend

JOE MOELL

It was a quarter century ago when CQ Communications, Inc. embraced the idea of a yearly weekend when hidden transmitter hunting activities would be promoted and encouraged. Originally named the CQ National Foxhunting Weekend, it was expanded in 2007 to become the CQ World Wide Foxhunting Weekend. In most years, Foxhunting Weekend has been the second weekend of May to ensure warm weather throughout the country, but any time when hams get together can be a good time for a radio direction finding (RDF) contest. The 25th annual CQ Foxhunting Weekend was May 14-15, 2022, but the fun began early in the year with the traditional New Year’s Day foxhunt on the Box Mountain repeater in Connecticut. Hunters assembled to start at a schoolyard in South Windsor. Organizer Paul Gibson,…

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CQ Amateur Radio (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 2023

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