porkchop401

I certainly get your guys point about trampling the vegetation. I think getting creative with the placement is the way I will go. As for you folks that creme yourself while laying a red mark critiquing on ones question I think I will steer clear of the forum!

I am wandering is it ok to hide the cache in such a manner that the hunter is having fits of frustration and the log is littered with DNF's as long as it with in the rules of hiding. Many of the caches are essentally park and grabs which negates the hunt part of the sport. The only thing I am continplating is extreme cammo in dense vegitation and in plain sight. I read about this complaining of caches being too hard though the terrain is moderate in logs. I tend to look for tuffer ones , you need to challenge your self. I feel that just being fare in the description and keeping the hint from being a total givaway is the best policy. some direction please !

Well cacher's, about the scariest thing I have encountered was a man standing on a hill above me with some type of gardeners troll in the Kisatchie NF,I spoke he would not answer I am guessing I was near his pot patch. I abandoned my search and began to head for the truck only to have this scroungy looking fellow follow me staying about a hundred yards behind me all the way to the truck. Once I made it to the truck I grabed my side arm and waited to see if he was going to come all the way out of the woods , I never saw him again but I now carry my pistol in full view when ever I am caching out side of town. I don't consider my self a gun nut but the safety of myself and my loved ones is a priority .

Well cacher's, about the strangest thing I have encountered was a man standing on a hill above me with some type of gardeners troll in the Kisatchie NF,I spoke he would not answer I am guessing I was near his pot patch. I abandoned my search and began to head for the truck only to have this scroungy looking fellow follow me staying about a hundred yards behind me all the way to the truck. Once I made it to the truck I grabed my side arm and waited to see if he was going to come all the way out of the woods , I never saw him again but I now carry my pistol in full view when ever I am caching out side of town. I don't consider my self a gun nut but the safety of myself and my loved ones is a priority .