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wycacher

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  1. I had one that really irritated me the other day. It was supposed to be one for kids to find and some local cacher thought it was a good idea to put a couple of condoms in the container. Thats exactly what I wanted to do on a beautiful saturday afternoon...have the birds and the bees talk with my 7yo step son when he wanted it cause of the cool colors on the wrapper!

  2. That is why I always try to have my geo bag with me. usually just a spare tupperware, log book, and plastic baggies. It may not be the best cache you find after I replace it, but at least it keeps it active until the CO can repair it.

  3. I run a NP group out of Cheyenne called Wyoming Ghost Hunters. Everyone in the group has paid for the equipment and we DO NOT charge to perform an investigation. The hardest part of a group like this is getting our name out to the people who need one done. So I am guilty of putting my cards in caches, but NOT in exchange for swag. I just hope that someone who may need some help or answers might find it. I have been wondering if this is ok too!

  4. There have been Quite a few times (as Im sure we all have) :laughing: when I had a PERFECT location for a cache, only to discover that it would go against the guidelines in some way. Suck it up and drive on. Find another lamp post to place your film canister or bush to throw it in. There is always another place to put it. A high saturation of caches in an area and limitations on how to place it can force you to get more creative, and that is exactly the type we all itch for! I hope you do the right thing!

  5. I live in Dutchess County, New York. There are ticks everywhere around here and if I'm venturing even a short distance into a grassy or wooded area, if I don't use tick repellant, I always end up with at least two or three ticks. It's a good practice to always use tick repellant, any time you go into a grassy and/or wooded area...no matter where you live.

    I lived in NC for 5 years and started caching there and completely agree with DieJob. If you know there are ticks in the area prepare for it. It is nice for people when a CO places attributes, but I always spray like crazy before going out if it is not a LPC day.

  6. I used to use a PDA to bring all the info with me. This is the program I use. You can also googlel paperless geocaching with a PDA and you will get some good results.

     

    Palm Pilot Paperless Geocaching Sept 2007

    CacheMate Displays detailed cache information from GPX or LOC files (requires PC)

    List by cache type

    Geocaching hint decoder

    Easily record found, not found, etc caches for quick logging online

     

    As far as a master database of finds, I use Geocaching Swiss Army Knife as you can make multiple data bases (micro, Small + ect..) www.gsak.com

    It is free to download but has a nag screen if you do not pay for the software.

     

    Hope this helps.

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