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Lee will be the fox for the September 21 hunt and will start at 4:30. |
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Lee will be the fox for the September 21 hunt and will start at 4:30. |
The HHHC has a monthly fox hunt the third Saturday of each month. The hunt has a 2 hour time limit and the fox must be located somewhere in Lawrence County on public accessable property. Winners are decided on fewest miles driven. In case there is a tie on mileage then whoever arrives first will be declared the winner. If the hunters have the same mileage and arrive at the same time, the hunter who walks to the fox box and finds it first is declared the winner. (If a tie also happens there, the winner will be decided by a fist fight. ;) Start times vary, but are typically 5 pm in the summer and 3 pm during the winter. Our start times vary during spring and fall due sunset times. We don't hunt after dark for safety reasons.
We start our hunts from the Calvary Lutheran Church parking lot which is located on the south side of Bedford at 3705 Austin Drive. Which is located across the highway from the "Bedford - Limestone Capital Of The World" sign and limestone crane.
Foxhunt results for October 19, 2019Ray, KB9LGS, was the fox and hid on the road leading to Oxridge Addition just off Washboard Road, first right-hand turn after leaving Highway 37. Four hunters and friends/wives showed for the hunt. They were Steve Curtis, ND9C, with wife, Rhonda, Mike Palmer, N9FEB, with wife, Gloria, Mike Wright, KF9NP, with friend Sherry, and Larry, WA9FFZ. The hunt started shortly after 4:00 p.m. Everyone arrived in about an hour. Mike, N9FEB, was the first to arrive in 40 minutes. Mike, KF9NP, arrived next in 45 minutes. Steve came in at 57 minutes and Larry pulled in at 65 minutes. |