It's a game that makes you think, makes you strategize.  Once you track the signal with 
the strange looking antenna coming out of your car window, explain to the police and the 
locals that you are not causing any harm, and dodge the objects that suddenly appear in 
the road, the fox who sends their signal out from their hidden car can be found.
It takes a lot of skill to manage all of this.

In this last foxhunt on May 10th, I teamed up with my boyfriend,
Rodney K9UNO. He drove and helped decide which direction to go, while I directed
the antenna to track the signal. On our journey, we had to make a decision to turn down
Route 113 or continue traveling west on Route 17.

As we were making our decision, Greg WR9L, pulled up and jokingly stated,
"You're going the wrong way,"
as he turned right.  I slyly looked at Rodney and said, "No we're not...,"
as we went  straight.  At the end of the hunt, we ended up winning by 6/10 of a mile.
As you can see, every little decision you make influences the outcome greatly.
One slight move can make all the difference.
So all in all, foxhunting is a hobby that my family and I have done for years,
I am very glad to have brought my boyfriend into the fun
by winning our first hunt together.

Till the next hunt,
73' from Crystal W9IOU