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I hav a question being new at this. I have 4 kids, my sons want to leave a motorcycle and a dinosaur in the caches once we find one and the girls want to leave little toy kittens and puppies..is this acceptable??

Thanks again for the suggestions i will look into that website and the orienteering merit badge.

Pat I am a scoutmaster for a "special needs" troop. I am hoping to be able to teach the boys the orienteering way once i figures it out..hehe..but alot of the boys i work with are not going to understand it. hence the reason i NEED to get a GPS. Thanks faor all the help everyone

Pat I am a scoutmaster for a "special needs" troop. I am hoping to be able to teach the boys the orienteering way once i figures it out..hehe..but alot of the boys i work with are not going to understand it. hence the reason i NEED to get a GPS. Thanks faor all the help everyone

Pat I am a scoutmaster for a "special needs" troop. I am hoping to be able to teach the boys the orienteering way once i figures it out..hehe..but alot of the boys i work with are not going to understand it. hence the reason i NEED to get a GPS. Thanks faor all the help everyone

What type of unit does everyone suggest>>> Gamin, Magilan (sp), what are the recommendations

Roland I live in AZ. Thanks for all the advise I will have to see what I can do. My dad is retired military and had mentioned the map and slide rule so i might have him teach me that.

Hey everyone I live in AZ. I just learned about geocaching and thought it would be a great activity to do with my kids (4) unfortunately I do not have a unit or a lot of cash. I am also hoping to do this with the Boyscout troop that I run. If anyone has a smoking deal or knows where i can get an easy to use unit cheap please let me know.

Hey everyone I am new to this and really want to get into it. However I do not have a GPS device of any kind. Is there any way to do this without one? I have 4 kids and i am trying to find a fun outside activity for them. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!