2026 Leader: Tim Wray KB9SNL (3 Wins)
| Date | Winner | Fox Location | Fox | Winner Distance (mi) | Winner Time | Hunters |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-17 | (No hunt held, weather) | |||||
| 2026-02-21 | KB9SNL Tim Wray | BNL Tennis Courts parking lot | KF9NP Mike Wright | 7.4 | 0:44 | KB9WRX,KD9OLS,KB9LGS,KB9SNL |
| 2026-03-21 | KF9NP Mike Wright | Driveway on Walnut Heights Rd | W8AIR Hal Mandrey (Sub for KB9SNL) | 17.7 | KF9NP/KE8ICE, KB9LGS, KD9OLS | |
| 2026-04-18 | KB9WRX Diana Wires | Tunnelton Cemetery | KF9NP Mike Wright | 19.2 | 1:20 | KB9WRX,KB9LGS,KE8ICE,KB9SNL |
| 2026-05-23 | KB9SNL Tim Wray | Lincoln Elementary School gym parking lot | KB9WRX Diana Wires | 3.2 | 0:29 | KB9SNL,KB9LGS,KE8ICE,KF9NP,Laura & Wyatt Wires (Unlicensed) |
| 2026-06-20 | KF7YWA Sammy Main/KD9UAW Matt Main | Cresthaven Memory Gardens | N0GST Ryan Turner (Sub for KB9SNL) | 3.4 | 0:43 | KF9NP, KE8ICE, N9KZH, KB9WRX, KB9LGS, KD9OLS, KF7YWA/KD9UAW |
| 2026-07-18 | KB9LGS Ray Stevens | Avoca Park playground (Former Fish Hatchery) | KF7YWA Sammy Main | 6.2 | KB9SNL, KB9LGS, KE9FYK w/Laura driving, KF9NP, KE8ICE,KB9WRX/KD9IGT | |
| 2026-08-15 | KB9SNL Tim Wray | Tincher Pond, Hoosier National Forest | KB9LGS Ray Stevens | 10.7 | 0:40 | KB9SNL, KF9NP, KE8ICE, KE9EWO/KI4UTA |
| 2026-09-19 | KF9NP Mike Wright | North edge of Wilson Park near Milwaukee Trail Access | KB9SNL Tim Wray | 2.7 | 0:37 | KE9BFE,KF9NP,KE8ICE,KB9LGS,KE9EWO/KI4UTA |
2025 Top Gun: Mike Wright KF9NP (6 Wins)
2024 Top Gun: Mike Wright KF9NP (4 Wins)
HHHC hosts a monthly, vehicle-based Foxhunt on 2 meters (146.565) the 3rd Saturday of each month at 3pm. Start point is the Calvary Lutheran Church parking lot, 3705 Austin Drive, Bedford, Indiana. We go by some simple rules to determine a winner, the rules are available here:
HHHC Foxhunt Rules
Our Foxhunt History
Hoosier Hills Ham Club members have been holding monthly foxhunts (2 meter transmitter hunts) since sometime in the late 1980s. Mike Wright KF9NP and Terry Hudson KT9V were some of the earliest hunters that got the ball rolling, and hunts have been maintained consistently ever since. In the early days, the fox would hide with a cassette tape of audio or would read from books to transmit. By the early 2000s we hunted a shared transmitter “fox box” that consists of an HT attached to Byonics Piccon fox transmitter controller , which is the method we still primarily utilize today for our fox transmitter.We have tried to locate our hunt history over the years, and have reasonably consistent hunt data going back to the end of 2002. (If you come across any information on our hunts from missing years, such as old club newsletters, please let us know!)
Here’s a link to our hunt history in a Google Sheet: Foxhunt Hidden Location History