Tentative entry rules, which may be refined later, are . . . Entry can be made one month in advance, giving time to locate the general search area from map and information. No electronic search equipment will be allowed. Only standard Amateur search equipment and methods will be allowed. If not found on the first day, the fox will be in the exact same location for the next search.
Plans are in the works, but concentrate on Field Day firsthand.
I was first exposed to amateur radio about the time that I was in junior high school. In the local library I found some amateur radio adventure books by Walker A. Tomkins, older versions of what the ARRL sells now. I thought that amateur radio was something that was very interesting, but I didn't know of any radio operators in the small town where I lived to help me get started. Back in the seventies, I got caught up in the eleven meter craziness that was going on. But I got tired of all of the unpleasantness after a couple of years, so I gradually got out of that.