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"It's a fine fox chase, my boys!"
George Washington, Battle of Princeton, 1777
A QRP Fox Hunt is a series of 90 minute Amateur Radio events during which low-power (QRP) stations, or "Hounds," attempt to make contact with specific QRP stations designated as "The Fox."

The 2007-2008
Winter Fox Hunts
40M

The 40M QRP Fox Hunt began on Thursday, 11/01/07 and concluded on Thursday, 03/27/08.

Click here for the 40M Fox Hunt SCHEDULE

FINAL RESULTS:

Click here for the FOX RESULTS

Click here for the HOUND RESULTS

Click here for the TEAM RESULTS

 The Fox Hunt was conducted under our Winter Rules 
80M

The 80M QRP Fox Hunt began on Tuesday, 10/30/07 and concluded on Tuesday, 03/25/08.
Click here for the 80M Fox Hunt SCHEDULE

FINAL RESULTS:

 Click here for the FOX RESULTS

Click here for the HOUND RESULTS

Click here for the TEAM RESULTS

The Fox Hunt was conducted under our Winter Rules 




Click Here to subscribe to the QFOX listserver for the QRP Fox Hunt! 

Click Here for Chuck Adams and the beginning of it all! 

Click Here for some more 1994-95 Fox Hunt History! 

Click Here for the K3ESE QRP Fox Hunt primer! 

QRP Fox Hunt Definitions:
   Fox    =    The station the Hounds try to work.   
   Hound    =    Each QRP station trying to work The Fox.   
Team = Group of 5 hounds acting as a team, to participate in the 
teams competition.
   Pelt    =    Slang for a completed QSO.   
   QRO    =    Any output power greater than 5 watts.   
   QRP    =    5 watts or less RF output from the transmitter.   
   QRPp    =    1 watt or less RF output from the transmitter.   
   QSO    =    Complete exchange of Signal Report, QTH,
Operator's Name, & Power Output. 		  
   QTH    =    State, Canadian Province (or Country if outside US/Can).   
QFOX = Internet Reflector (list) for QRP Fox Hunt discussion

Previous Seasons:


The QRP Fox Hunt Committee is: 


KØEVZ -    Doc   
N1FN - ET
N9AW - Jerry
K0FRP -    Al   
VE5RC -    Bruce  
W2LJ - Larry

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The QRP Fox Hunt Committee wishes to thank the Colorado QRP Club  for their generous sponsorship of these hunts! We especially want to thank the many hams who have helped with administration of the hunts from time to time, and N1FN (ET), at MorseExpress, for all of the web assistance he has provided to CQC and the QRP Fox Hunts since their first appearances on the Internet!
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