I like hunts that teach me Orienteering, not just putting some Coordinates and following the arrow to a cache.
I like cache that teach me how to use not only a GPS but also a compass and maps. when I first started caching i used a detailed street map bookof the Mobile county area i got from my uncle that worked for the gas company and a compass. yes, it proved to be very hard to find alot of caches but the ones i did find are much more Special to me than the ones i found with a GPS. if you can find a street map book with grid lines and coordinates, you will also need a small (mm) ruler(the type of ruler depends on the scall your map is drawn to), a compass, pencil. you will have to do some math to sharpen your coordinates when you get down to one quadrant on the map. use your Gps to make sure you are on the right track if you want but when you find your first you will not only thank god for that GPS, you will appreciate that find more. I DARE YOU TO TRY IT YOURSELF. start with one you think should be an easy find. i found twelve back home in mobile alabama like this before i got a GPS. good luck and god bless.oh! and happy hunting.
