spoklie

As to the other comment--ah, Libby is a pretty far stretch away!!

This has got to be it (remember that the boys were vague in their description)--you are amazing (well, at least in the eyes of a newbie cacher like me). So basically the cache still exists (since the boys found it) but the snake issue in the summertime is an issue: hence the name of the cache. I know I can't log it but I am going to find it! Thanks so much!!

Ok, here's another "isolation" cache. This spring two young fellows that work for my son came to the house and said they had found a cache that had not been logged since 2006 or 2007. It was on Canyon Creek Road between Molt and Laurel, Montana. I have tried the filters with 30 miles from each local community but I have found nothing on-line (the young men decided that contract fencing was not for them and they headed back to Seattle before I could pin them down). Does anyone out there know what cache this may be and what its coordinates are? It sounded like an ammo box: the guys swapped for items out of it.

Yes, this is it! I was wondering if the fancy new rest stop had anything to do with its disappearance. Thank you for responding so quickly.

This past summer I know I read a log that had information about a Flowing Wells cache and referred to it as the most isolated cache in the contiguous United States. Now, however, when I change my filters to a distance of thirty miles from Circle, Jordan, or from Flowing Wells itself, I get nothing. Does anyone know what has happened to this cache (in McCone County, Montana)?