Perry County Nite Hunt Brings Youth and Adults to Tell City

The Perry County Coon Club ran a multi session Nite Hunt across November 14 and 15 at its Tell City location, 10624 Sunflower Road. The outing was presented as a club hunting match and social event with opportunities for both youth and adult participation. County event listings posted the schedule, registration details, and contact information on the PickPerry events calendar, providing a public record of times and administrative information.

Organizers structured the weekend as a match style event, with separate sessions recorded on the county event page. The public posting of registration and contact details served as the primary avenue for sign ups and for residents to seek additional information. The club used its facilities in the Tell City area to host participants who traveled from around the county and nearby communities.

For Perry County residents the event matters for several practical reasons. Local outdoor and hunting traditions are a regular part of community life, and events that include youth elements contribute to continuity of skills and social ties. Publicly listed event details also assist local agencies and residents in planning for traffic flow, parking and safety oversight, and help ensure organizers can be reached should questions arise. Transparent event postings on county calendars make it easier for neighbors to know when larger gatherings are scheduled in rural areas.

The Coon Club listing on the PickPerry events calendar highlights the ongoing role of volunteer organizations in staging recreational activities in Perry County. By providing registration information and a visible point of contact, the club reinforced basic standards of event administration and public communication. Residents looking for follow up information or future events can consult the county events calendar where the club posts times and contact details.

As local clubs continue to host seasonal events, the public availability of schedules and registration helps maintain civic coordination and supports community participation in outdoor traditions.