[Scan-DC] US Fish and Wildlife

[Bill Dunn]

Most of the USF&W as they moved off of low Band went VHF High and tend to now use P25
altho the code plugs also have some analog [based on some Close-Call captures during large events]

Bill in Boston


-----Original Message-----
>From: John Wilson <w4uvv at comcast.net>
>Sent: Nov 19, 2018 10:09 AM
>To: fxpd614 at gmail.com, Scan-DC <scan-dc at mailman.qth.net>
>Subject: Re: [Scan-DC] US Fish and Wildlife
>
>*  Most of the F&W Virginia frequencies are low power high vhf 
>frequencies and are licensed for statewide operation, i.e., snake head 
>tracking, etc.  To spare the readers, I am not listing all of them 
>here.  But, for example, KIW636 163.8000 mhz. is one of nine licensed to 
>the "Jonathan  Warner Bayless/Mason Neck W. R" for wildlife tracking.
>
>   Regarding voice, here are the few my Va. frequency database shows:  
>408.3500/Unknown DC - Operations; 408.6750/410.6250 mhz. and 410.925 
>mhz. simplex for Law Enforcement Ops. statewide and 416.6300 mhz. 
>simplex for coordination with EPA in the DC area.
>
>I assume being a federal agency they have upgraded their radios.
>
>John
>W4UVV
>*
>
>
>Kenneth Fowler KD4IIW wrote:
>> Anyone have information for fish and Wildlife systems and frequencies used
>> in northern Virginia?
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