Put this article in your ham club newsletter to encourage members to try T-hunting. Many take them out on camping trips and use them on public service events. Perhaps you have seen these hams on weekends, intently driving and turning their beams. They are competing in hidden transmitter hunts. Transmitter hunting seems to be one of the best kept secrets in ham radio, even though dozens of hams here consider themselves to be regular hunters.
Hunters range in age from the teens to the eighties.
Surplus ammunition cans are often used as hidden transmitter enclosures. But Beneficial T-hunters think their events are more fun than any other ham contest. You get to meet and socialize with your competitors both before and after the event. Usually, you'll find out your score and how well you placed before you go home. They relentlessly work to improve their setups.