Hunt Club Frequencies - Revision history

R4002 at 19:17, 24 March 2021

2021-03-24T19:17:35Z

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	*153.0350 MHz		*153.0350 MHz
	*153.0425 MHz		*153.0425 MHz
		+	*150.0500 MHz
	*153.0800 MHz		*153.0800 MHz
	*153.0950 MHz		*153.0950 MHz
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	*153.1850 MHz		*153.1850 MHz
	*153.2000 MHz		*153.2000 MHz
		+	*153.2600 MHz
	*153.3350 MHz		*153.3350 MHz
	*153.3650 MHz		*153.3650 MHz
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	*153.4700 MHz		*153.4700 MHz
	*153.5000 MHz		*153.5000 MHz
		+	*153.5150 MHz
	*153.5450 MHz		*153.5450 MHz
	*153.6875 MHz		*153.6875 MHz
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	*157.5375 MHz		*157.5375 MHz
	*157.5450 MHz		*157.5450 MHz
		+	*157.5525 MHz
	*157.5600 MHz		*157.5600 MHz
	*157.5675 MHz		*157.5675 MHz

R4002 at 19:16, 24 March 2021

2021-03-24T19:16:34Z

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-	See also: [[Militia_Radio_Frequencies\|Militia / Prepper / Patriot Radio Frequencies]], [[MURS]], [[FRS]] ~~and 11 meter~~ [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|CB]].	+	See also: [[Militia_Radio_Frequencies\|Militia / Prepper / Patriot Radio Frequencies]], [[MURS]], [[FRS]], [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|CB Radio]] and the [[11_meter\|11 meter]] band frequencies [[CB#Freeband_11_Meter_Frequencies_and_Bands\|above and below]] the legal 40 CB channels. CB radio is considered by many to be the de facto vehicle two-way radio standard communications method for hunting clubs, 4x4 clubs, Jeep clubs and outdoorsmen in general.

	VHF land mobile allocation sampler - Virginia and North Carolina Hunt Clubs Radio Frequencies - all the listings below are from public records. [[FCC]] database advanced license search. Part 90 [[Business Radio]] band 150.775 MHz - 154.640 MHz, 157.450 MHz - 160.200 MHz [[VHF_/_UHF_Radio\|VHF]] bands (150-162 MHz, 136-174 MHz). Hunters are moving away from using the [[VHF_marine\|VHF marine band]] frequencies to licensed frequencies like those below, often combined with the [[MURS]] channels and the [[Business_Radio#Common_Itinerant_and_Low_Power_Business_Frequencies\|itinerant]] frequencies.		VHF land mobile allocation sampler - Virginia and North Carolina Hunt Clubs Radio Frequencies - all the listings below are from public records. [[FCC]] database advanced license search. Part 90 [[Business Radio]] band 150.775 MHz - 154.640 MHz, 157.450 MHz - 160.200 MHz [[VHF_/_UHF_Radio\|VHF]] bands (150-162 MHz, 136-174 MHz). Hunters are moving away from using the [[VHF_marine\|VHF marine band]] frequencies to licensed frequencies like those below, often combined with the [[MURS]] channels and the [[Business_Radio#Common_Itinerant_and_Low_Power_Business_Frequencies\|itinerant]] frequencies.

R4002 at 19:46, 12 March 2021

2021-03-12T19:46:23Z

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	Hunting clubs make extensive use of the VHF MURS frequencies, the VHF itinerant business band frequencies and the 157-160 MHz business frequencies. This is likely due to the changeover from the VHF marine channels. An antenna tuned for the 156-162 MHz marine band will also work on a land mobile frequency in the 157-160 MHz band. This list is not anywhere near exhaustive and will never be. It is intended only as a sample of the sheer number of active VHF land mobile licenses in use for hunt club radios and hunting communications.		Hunting clubs make extensive use of the VHF MURS frequencies, the VHF itinerant business band frequencies and the 157-160 MHz business frequencies. This is likely due to the changeover from the VHF marine channels. An antenna tuned for the 156-162 MHz marine band will also work on a land mobile frequency in the 157-160 MHz band. This list is not anywhere near exhaustive and will never be. It is intended only as a sample of the sheer number of active VHF land mobile licenses in use for hunt club radios and hunting communications.

-	The '''vast majority''' of licenses are authorized for FM voice emission (11K3F3E, 11K2F3E or 11K0F3E). However, some are authorized to use digital modes including DMR (aka MotoTRBO, DPMR, 2-slot digital TDMA voice) and IDAS, NXDN or NEXEDGE digital voice - including 7K60FXE (DMR voice), 7K60FXD (DMR data), 7K60FXW or 7K60F7W (DMR + voice combined) as well as 4K00F1E, 4K00F1W, 4K00F1D, 8K30F1D and 8K30F1E (NXDN 6.25 kHz narrowband and 12.5 kHz wideband respectively).	+	The '''vast majority''' of licenses are authorized for FM voice emission (11K3F3E, 11K2F3E or 11K0F3E). Some frequencies, including itinerants such as 151.640 MHz, 154.5275 MHz, 158.4075 MHz, etc. require super narrow FM - 6K00F3E emission. However, some are authorized to use digital modes including DMR (aka MotoTRBO, DPMR, 2-slot digital TDMA voice) and IDAS, NXDN or NEXEDGE digital voice - including 7K60FXE (DMR voice), 7K60FXD (DMR data), 7K60FXW or 7K60F7W (DMR + voice combined) as well as 4K00F1E, 4K00F1W, 4K00F1D, 8K30F1D and 8K30F1E (NXDN 6.25 kHz narrowband and 12.5 kHz wideband respectively).

	Business band ''sampler'' - Virginia and North Carolina Hunt Club (licensed) frequencies:		Business band ''sampler'' - Virginia and North Carolina Hunt Club (licensed) frequencies:

R4002 at 19:45, 12 March 2021

2021-03-12T19:45:32Z

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	See also: [[Militia_Radio_Frequencies\|Militia / Prepper / Patriot Radio Frequencies]], [[MURS]], [[FRS]] and 11 meter [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|CB]].		See also: [[Militia_Radio_Frequencies\|Militia / Prepper / Patriot Radio Frequencies]], [[MURS]], [[FRS]] and 11 meter [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|CB]].

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	*151.5125 MHz - itinerant		*151.5125 MHz - itinerant
	*151.5500 MHz		*151.5500 MHz
		+	*151.5575 MHz
	*151.5650 MHz		*151.5650 MHz
		+	*151.5725 MHz
	*151.5800 MHz		*151.5800 MHz
	*151.5875 MHz		*151.5875 MHz
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	*151.6025 MHz		*151.6025 MHz
	*151.6250 MHz - itinerant		*151.6250 MHz - itinerant
-	*151.6400 MHz - itinerant	+	*151.6400 MHz - itinerant
	*151.6550 MHz		*151.6550 MHz
	*151.6700 MHz		*151.6700 MHz
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	*151.7600 MHz - itinerant		*151.7600 MHz - itinerant
	*151.7750 MHz		*151.7750 MHz
-	*151.7900 MHz ~~- itinerant~~	+	*151.7900 MHz
	*151.8050 MHz		*151.8050 MHz
	*151.8200 MHz - MURS Channel 1		*151.8200 MHz - MURS Channel 1

R4002 at 12:52, 21 August 2020

2020-08-21T12:52:44Z

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		+	See also: [[Militia_Radio_Frequencies\|Militia / Prepper / Patriot Radio Frequencies]], [[MURS]], [[FRS]] and 11 meter [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|CB]].
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	VHF land mobile allocation sampler - Virginia and North Carolina Hunt Clubs Radio Frequencies - all the listings below are from public records. [[FCC]] database advanced license search. Part 90 [[Business Radio]] band 150.775 MHz - 154.640 MHz, 157.450 MHz - 160.200 MHz [[VHF_/_UHF_Radio\|VHF]] bands (150-162 MHz, 136-174 MHz). Hunters are moving away from using the [[VHF_marine\|VHF marine band]] frequencies to licensed frequencies like those below, often combined with the [[MURS]] channels and the [[Business_Radio#Common_Itinerant_and_Low_Power_Business_Frequencies\|itinerant]] frequencies.		VHF land mobile allocation sampler - Virginia and North Carolina Hunt Clubs Radio Frequencies - all the listings below are from public records. [[FCC]] database advanced license search. Part 90 [[Business Radio]] band 150.775 MHz - 154.640 MHz, 157.450 MHz - 160.200 MHz [[VHF_/_UHF_Radio\|VHF]] bands (150-162 MHz, 136-174 MHz). Hunters are moving away from using the [[VHF_marine\|VHF marine band]] frequencies to licensed frequencies like those below, often combined with the [[MURS]] channels and the [[Business_Radio#Common_Itinerant_and_Low_Power_Business_Frequencies\|itinerant]] frequencies.

R4002 at 14:15, 19 May 2020

2020-05-19T14:15:15Z

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	*157.5975 MHz		*157.5975 MHz
	*157.6050 MHz		*157.6050 MHz
-	*157.6125 MHz
	*157.6125 MHz		*157.6125 MHz
	*157.6200 MHz		*157.6200 MHz
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	*160.1925 MHz		*160.1925 MHz
	*160.2000 MHz		*160.2000 MHz
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	The itinerant frequencies are licensed to numerous hunting and outdoor organizations as well as individuals. VHF high band appears to be the most commonly used band - with some UHF licenses as well as licenses for both VHF and UHF bands.		The itinerant frequencies are licensed to numerous hunting and outdoor organizations as well as individuals. VHF high band appears to be the most commonly used band - with some UHF licenses as well as licenses for both VHF and UHF bands.

-	The VHF itinerant frequencies are 151.505 MHz, 151.5125 MHz, 151.625 MHz, 151.640 MHz, 151.700 MHz, 151.760 MHz, 154.5275 MHz, 158.400 MHz and 158.4075 MHz. UHF itinerant frequencies include 451.800 MHz, 451.8125 MHz, 456.800 MHz, 456.8125 MHz, 464.4875 MHz, 464.500 MHz, 464.5125 MHz, 464.5375 MHz, 464.550 MHz, 464.5625 MHz, 469.4875 MHz, 469.500 MHz, 469.5125 MHz, 469.5375 MHz, 469.550 MHz and 469.5625 MHz. VHF low band itinerant frequencies include 27.490 MHz, 35.040 MHz and 43.040 MHz. The 27 MHz band ([[11_meter\|11 meter]] patriot [[CB#CB_Frequencies.2C_freebanding_and_freeband_.22channeling.22\|freeband]] - 26-28 MHz, 25.615 MHz - 30.105 MHz, etc, legal 40 channel [[CB\|CB]]) is still heavily used by hunting clubs, preppers, militia organizations and other similar groups. There is some limited use of VHF low band (namely 27.430 MHz, 27.450 MHz, 27.470 MHz, 27.490 MHz, 35.040 MHz, 42.960 MHz, 42.980 MHz, 43.000 MHz, 43.040 MHz and the [[Part_15#15.235_Operation_within_the_band_49.82-49.90_MHz.\|unlicensed]] 49 MHz frequencies by these groups as well - likely due to the availability of low cost VHF low band radios on the used secondhand market.	+	The VHF itinerant frequencies are 151.505 MHz, 151.5125 MHz, 151.625 MHz, 151.640 MHz, 151.700 MHz, 151.760 MHz, 154.5275 MHz, 158.400 MHz and 158.4075 MHz. The 27 MHz band ([[11_meter\|11 meter]] patriot [[CB#CB_Frequencies.2C_freebanding_and_freeband_.22channeling.22\|freeband]] - 26-28 MHz, 25.615 MHz - 30.105 MHz, etc, legal 40 channel [[CB\|CB]]) is still heavily used by hunting clubs, preppers, militia organizations and other similar groups. There is some limited use of VHF low band (namely 27.430 MHz, 27.450 MHz, 27.470 MHz, 27.490 MHz, 35.040 MHz, 42.960 MHz, 42.980 MHz, 43.000 MHz, 43.040 MHz and the [[Part_15#15.235_Operation_within_the_band_49.82-49.90_MHz.\|unlicensed]] 49 MHz frequencies by these groups as well - likely due to the availability of low cost VHF low band radios on the used secondhand market.

R4002 at 14:14, 19 May 2020

2020-05-19T14:14:41Z

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	*157.5975 MHz		*157.5975 MHz
	*157.6050 MHz		*157.6050 MHz
		+	*157.6125 MHz
	*157.6125 MHz		*157.6125 MHz
	*157.6200 MHz		*157.6200 MHz

R4002 at 19:37, 6 April 2020

2020-04-06T19:37:40Z

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	*160.1250 MHz		*160.1250 MHz
	*160.1325 MHz		*160.1325 MHz
-	*160.1400 MHz
	*160.1700 MHz		*160.1700 MHz
	*160.1775 MHz		*160.1775 MHz

R4002 at 19:37, 6 April 2020

2020-04-06T19:37:15Z

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	*160.1250 MHz		*160.1250 MHz
	*160.1325 MHz		*160.1325 MHz
		+	*160.1400 MHz
	*160.1700 MHz		*160.1700 MHz
	*160.1775 MHz		*160.1775 MHz

R4002 at 19:36, 6 April 2020

2020-04-06T19:36:40Z

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	*160.0200 MHz		*160.0200 MHz
	*160.0350 MHz		*160.0350 MHz
		+	*160.0425 MHz
	*160.0500 MHz		*160.0500 MHz
	*160.0575 MHz		*160.0575 MHz