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  1. If I can piggyback as another new cacher. I've been wondering what goes into the "perfect" caching kit.

     

    Do you have a cashing pack? What's in it? How do you choose your caching treasures (besides cleaning out the kids' toybox, or the bottom of the golf bag - ha!). Do you have a grab-n-go bag? Backpack? Satchel? Brown paper bag? I have been using a wool felted bag, but am discovering it picks up alot of debris as I set it down (and the kids drag it over to pick out swappables)

     

    What's in *your* caching kit?

    I carry a small fannypack. In it I keep spare batteries, a compass, pencil, paper, pen, plastic baggies, pencil sharpener, whistle, small flashlight, small retractable mirror and small trade items. If I am going on long hikes in the woods I should have something to start a fire and first aid kit just in case. The paper and baggie is for those logs that are wet. I sign the paper and leave it inside baggie, then put it in the cache. This buys the cache owner time to replace log and allows other cachers to sign log. One time I found a cache that got soaked and froze solid. If not for my supplies I would not have been able to sign log. :P

  2. Tonight I spent the last few hours making a few geocaches...Im heading out in the morning to Hide My Treasure.

    I hid my first cache after 70 finds. So I could see what worked and what didn't. If you just cannot wait ask somebody for help. Some hides are found by muggles and labeled as possible bombs. Then the bomb squad blows them up. This gives geocaching a bad rap. So make sure you do some research.

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