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I think it's one of those...I would tell you but then I'd have to kill ya kinda things

Here's a picture of one of my caches... It's a water proof match holder

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Thanks for sharing your experience...I'm a Garmin user and probably always will be.It's good to know their service is great..

~Paint~

Here's a pic of a cache that was muggled and is now archived.. Actually it was my first FTF.... If you get close enough....!!!!..... You can see the ammo can under the fake snake.

Oh, and trailhound, I think JD (eaglespirit) has seen every fictitous creature possible throughout his time caching So that's where all the mushrooms went !

Haven't you heard?????.......BIGFOOT!!!!! http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?LU...97-c763aec00900

I have found several caches that were submerged ammo cans and the contents were dry.One cache was 15 feet under water!!! It was weighted down with a piece of metal tethered to the bail located under the catch. The cache owner told me that he tested the can in his swimming pool before placing it..He didn't add anything to the seal. Numberous times I have opened AmmoCans and heard a slight 'swish' of air. That is because the last time the can was closed, the temperature was alot warmer. That is telling me that the seal was air tight.

Are they Lock-n-Lock containers?

Dude......They ain't WOOD chisels

I use the map page instead of the compass. Seems to put me right on the cache more often

Here's one thats been going on for quite awhile Third Wedsday- year two GCTGG6

Don't worry ...You bought a great unit I used one for two years Then I bought a GPSMAP60C. ..I still use the Legend quite often.

Got my gerbiL cacHe coin today Thanks to everyone envolved ...Nice looking coin

Here's the scoop!!! Buy a coon hound, a headlamp,a 22 rifle,(22 shorts only)get a hunting license,and rifle permit and you are good to go!!! Dead raccoon in your posesson is optional but would help make your story believable [] Wildlife Management Area Regulations Regulations for use of Wildlife Management Areas are established by the Division of Fish and Wildlife with penalties of not less than $50 nor more than $200. Information on these regulations and permit applications may be obtained by writing to the Division of Fish and Wildlife, PO Box 400, Trenton, NJ 08625-0400. The Division may revoke any permit or other authorization issued for violation or due cause. The following are prohibited: camping, swimming, picnicking, dumping, cutting or damaging vegetation, alcoholic beverages and fires. Restricted Hours Wildlife Management Areas are closed from 9 p.m. until 5 a.m. unless engaged in lawful hunting, fishing or trapping activities. Special permission may be granted for division approved activities. Motor Vehicles No person shall operate an unregistered vehicle on roads under the control of the Division of Fish and Wildlife. All motor vehicles are restricted to established public roads and parking areas. The use of dog sleds and dog carts, off-road vehicles, ATVs, trailbikes or snowmobiles is prohibited on all Wildlife Management Areas unless authorized by the Division. Target Practice Only archery, shotgun, muzzleloading shotgun, muzzleloading rifle and .22 caliber, rimfire rifle shooting is allowed in designated hunter training ranges. The following types of ranges are available on designated WMAs statewide: Shotgun Range: for use with clay birds and the patterning of fine shot; Archery Range: approved backstops at select ranges, no broadheads allowed; Muzzleloading Rifle and Shotgun Slug Range: for sighting in with shotgun slugs or buckshot, .22 caliber, rimfire rifles and muzzleloaders; no other firearms allowed. Field Trials Permits for use of Wildlife Management Areas for running of field trials may be granted by the Division. Dog Training and Exercising Dogs may only be trained between Sept. 1 and Apr. 30. Some areas with designated dog training areas allow dog training all year. All dogs must be licensed according to state law. Outboard Motors Only electric motors are allowed on freshwater areas with the exception of Union Lake where outboard motors not exceeding 10 hp. may be used. On Prospertown Lake, only manually operated boats and canoes are allowed. Horseback Riding This is allowed only on designated WMAs (listed below) with a permit purchased ($25.00 per person, per calendar year, plus $2.00 application fee) from the Division of Fish and Wildlife's license Web site at www.wildlifelicense.com/nj/. For information, call 609-259-2132. Permittees are responsible and liable for any damage which may occur and shall abide by regulations for use of Wildlife Management Areas. Areas on which horseback riding is currently permitted in designated areas are: Flatbrook and Whittingham, Sussex County Black River, Morris County Alexauken Creek and Capoolong Creek, Hunterdon County Assunpink, Monmouth County Colliers Mills and Greenwood, Ocean County Medford, Burlington County Glassboro, Gloucester County Winslow, Camden County Bevans, Union Lake and Peaslee, Cumberland County Higbee Beach and L.G. MacNamara, Cape May County Fishing Tournaments Any club or organization that would like to use Division Wildlife Management Areas for fishing tournaments must secure a permit from the Division. An application must be submitted along with a $17.00 fee to obtain a use permit. Applications will be accepted in January at the Division’s Southern Region office at 856-629-4950. Boat Ramp Maintenance Permits Any vehicle used to transport or launch a vessel or water conveyance on the following WMAs must have affixed to the lower corner of the driver’s side rear window a Boat Ramp Maintenance Permit or a photocopy of a valid hunting, fishing or trapping license. Boat Ramp Maintenance Permits may be purchased for a fee of $15.00 from any license agent or the Division's license Web site. Boat Ramp Maintenance Permits may also be purchased through the mail; call 609-292-2965 for information. 1. Round Valley Reservoir, Angler Access 2. Kingwood Access, Delaware River 3. Assunpink WMA, Assunpink Lake 4. Assunpink WMA, Stone Tavern Lake 5. Assunpink WMA, Rising Sun Lake 6. Dennis Creek WMA, Dennis Creek 7. Tuckahoe WMA, Tuckahoe River 8. Mad Horse Creek WMA, Mad Horse Creek 9. Union Lake WMA, Union Lake 10. Menantico Ponds WMA, Menantico Ponds 11. Prospertown Lake WMA, Prospertown Lake

Job well done!!!!

Thanks everyone...It's been alot of fun. And you are right Kev...You did provide 10% of those finds.

My Garmin Legend is capable of doing the same...It's not a fluke, They are great little units. But no matter how 'spot on' your unit is. You are going by CoOrds that were given from someone elses Gps. If their unit is off. The legend will be also.

Quoddy, How did you set up GSAK to display that info in your GPS notes??

I use GSAK to transfer info to both my GPS and my PDA. Yes it does load the pda with all the info..I have cachemate installed in my PDA I have the discription, coords, ratings hints, past logs etc. etc. right at my finger tips. I JUST NEED TO GET IN THE SHADE TO READ THE PDA SCREEN!

I see that Bushnell has entered the GPS market with a new line GPS's that have Satellite Imagery !! I believe it will allow you to view your postion with a screen similar to Goggle Earth' Pretty cool huh??? Look here

Judging by the foggy weather in the 'caching pictures. I'd say they found that cache on Jan 1st. It looks like the same day that TwoCat took a picture at 'GerbiL CacHe'. So it is someone who logged a find on New Years day.(possibly)

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