im4kcmo

Isn't is kinda sad we are in a sport where we are afraid to partake in. I am pro gun and am a suburban redneck, look at my photo below... Lets go geocaching!!! Get the GPS, Pepper Spray, hound dogs and the rifle!! Oh the irony. [This message was edited by im4kcmo on June 08, 2003 at 04:15 AM.]

Isn't is kinda sad we are in a sport where we are afraid to partake in. I am pro gun and am a suburban redneck, look at my photo below... Lets go geocaching!!! Get the GPS, Pepper Spray, hound dogs and the rifle!! Oh the irony. I hunt because the evil koala in my closet makes me bring him trinkets that shine.

Yeah, handicap cache, I don't see this as being to popular unfortunatly. I think it might be a half decent idea. I hunt because the evil koala in my closet makes me bring him trinkets that shine.

I will mark my dogs droppings as caches from now on for you to find. I don't have any paper though, so just keep the cache as a keepsake deal... Before another dog (Or child) eats it. I hunt because the evil koala in my closet makes me bring him trinkets that shine.

Please don't post the doot sites on this web page, I don't want to pick it up. The evil koala in my closet makes me geocache. Team Hunter (Our last names)

Jolly B good has a good point, if your sensible like he. Ask these questions to many of our newest cachers, and they would astound the many of us with the answers they provide. My brother answered the sample questions all wrong. Many people do. That is common sense. Maybe we need a GOOD SENSE rule. Team Hunter (Our last names)

I was looking for a hide in the southern Aurora Colorado region, now Centennial, and noticed a cache was about thirty feet from a strip mall with the oddest assortment of places. Looked to me more of a warehousing district. Several items in the cache has compasscom plastered all over them and the door to the business just near the cache had that same logo... would this be considered to commercial? I think it could be. The evil koala bear in my closet makes me geocache.

My theory, is that GPS equipment needs to be child proof like Elderly peoples medicine. Just kidding. If a cache is hard to find it weeds out the little kids from finding it, and therefore the adult cachers are the main finders and they keep the trade accurate. I have a little brother and it is difficult as all get out to convince him no not steel the damned cache, box and all let alone stop him from being unfair. I let him know he would never go with me again if he hassles me to let him take all the good items and leave one, measly sad item. (Chirping cricket from mcdonalds) I left a bright orange waterproof flashlite from everready, for a nice indy 500 pin, does that sound fair? (I don't want human nature to dictate unfairly in my case.) Team Hunter (Our last names)