KarateNeko2

Once you find one, you just have to find another! Welcome to geocaching!

Amazing coin! I like the design. Very good!

These are the most amazing geo-coins I have ever seen! They are really beautiful! I love the red line across the heart. It really makes it stand out. Great original idea!

Thank you for your help. All I needed to know is if it was allowed or not. I guess it makes sense now that that would be lame to be FTF your own cache. I may be clueless, but you are unresonable. I like to make sure I'm not breaking any rules or causing any trouble. I want to make sure I know what I'm doing before I try to do it. It's like baking a cake. You need all the steps and ingredients in order for it to turn out good. That's what I want. A good cake. Go ahead. Call me a troll one more time. It doesn't stop me from getting answers if other people are actually considerate and care about what I need to know. I appriciate everyone's answers.

Ok. I understand. Thankyou

Can the person who created the cache be FTF it? I just made a new cache and I was wondering if I could go visit it and be the FTF. I don't think that's allowed though. ~Thanks

Ok. I understand. I will just write a note. I plan on revisiting a cache today.

I was wondering if you can go to the same cache twice. Do you mark another visit or how does this work?

The Garmin is definatley the way to go. Have fun caching!

So they are collectable if you buy them yourself?

So they are collectable if you buy them yourself?

When you wake up every morning with the thought of going geocaching every weekend.

Excuuse me but I've lived "Here in the south west" since I was 2 years old. I know the dangers and risks of placing it there, but look how shalow that is! I'm talkin bout a small arroyo here, not a humungus dry one. There are even trees and grass here.

Ok, Guys and girls, this arroyo is so shallow, I doubt it will ever get wet. and if it does begin to flashflood, i will remove it before hand when i see a storm is coming. I have never seen any water in the area that i just submitted my cache. I decided to wedge an altoids tin beneath a big tree root that is on the mid-way point up the arroyo. the land there is completley flat and the tree is big. I belive my cache is safe. That is the arroyo I placed it in. It is under the biggest tree. I took the picture with my phone on google maps. the address near it is 4430 Dancing Ground Rd. I promise that is the exact location! In 3 days my cache will be published.

hmmm.... I don't know if I can buy one before friday but I will consider setting up one later maybe. For now I guess I can just use two altoid tins.

Um, what exactly is a bison tube? I won't use a plastic bag or glass.

hmmm, let me first find a better container then. I'll look for areas tomorrow. I found a few containers: (Which one do you think is best?) -another altoids tin -painted over glass jar -white plastic container with lid Do you have any other suggestions that are smaller containers? I don't want a big ammo can yet. I want a few small ones.

Ok, I think I will try in the top of a tree. I was thinking of using an easter egg with a plastic bag around it. I don't know how well that will work on the top of a tree, since it's an orange egg and quite noticeable... I also have an altoids tin, and it might not do well in a tree... I can also put it in a different location than the arroyo, but it's kinda out in the middle of some houses... hmmmm.... I could also put it near the school, but kids might discover it. Maybe I'll look around some more later. My neigborhood is kinda new to me still, I havent explored much. Anyway... I have to figure out a location for these caches before friday, since my dad has the GPS.

hmmmmm..... ok..... I really wanted to put it there, but i guess may be some where else... does living in a desert change anything or do you think it will still become destroyed or washed away?

in what ways are all of the signs related? Maybe you can have a print-out worksheet to complete and some how leave inside the geocache that's located in the exact average lat. lon. of the signs? A locked case with a slot that you put the worksheet in? I dont know...

I'm gonna just have to start saving up then! I'll buy one of those Garmins.

Hello, I live right next to an arroyo, and I was thinking that I could place a cache either in a tree or under some rocks. The arroyo doesn't often flood, but I'm still concerned. I don't want it too wash away, so are their any suggestions to help it not get soaked or carried off in the water? ~Thanks

Ok, Ok! Sorrrry! I wasn't accusing you of anything either alright! Those are all really good points! we all have different belifs and this is exactly why politics get out of hand too! the belif of the probability that the theif was stealing it because of geocoins is different than yours! I respect that. All I'm saying right now is my honest opinions and thoughts about this thread. This isn't a personal post either! this goes to all people who have opinions. Back to the point that this muggler could have been stealing for one of those reasons, or maybe all of them. What if he had a collection, was angry, wanted to cause trouble, ect, ect, all of the above? it could go on forever.

Will pass it on. Good luck!

Uh, I'm a she. GeoBain, I don't want to get in a big argument or anything but, this thread is about a muggle being arrested for stealing a cache, right? Now, just think, why would someone steal a cache, especially if it looks like trash anyway, unless they wanted something inside of it. I don't know, kinda sounds connected to bugs + coins to me. Let's just end this now. I did not intentionally start this. Just move on... (I prolly shouldn't have said anything huh...)