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For those of us who have been on an actual foxhunt, it isn't often the matter of an hour for something of this sort. It is operationally tricky to do this.
by wglb 8y ago
For those of us who have been on an actual foxhunt, it isn't often the matter of an hour for something of this sort. It is operationally tricky to do this.
- gcb0 8y agoonly because a good fox will be mobile and not transmitting all the time.
- wglb 8y agoThe most difficult club foxhunt I was on, the fox was static but had three 10 dB steps of power and periods of silence. So no.
- hluska 8y agoOP said that the fox would be mobile and not transmitting all the time. You said the fox was static, but had three 10 db steps in power and periods of silence. 10 db steps in power would trick lots of hunters into suspecting mobility and periods of silence is exactly what op said. I can't imagine why something so close would elicit such a dismissive "so no".