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Did any one other than myself think, for a few seconds, that Gill Grissom retired from CSI to go geocaching? Him in the jungle with a GPS in hand in the last scene of last weeks CSI.

I was on the jeep website and noticed a link to geocaching. I had never heard the term before and clicked the link to see what it was. That was almost 4 years and 600 caches ago.

Thank You tvtech

Around here you don't have to worry too much about covering your tracks. No body else is out in the woods. It's a good excuse to do a little light off roading the jeep on the state forest roads. One thing that I have found to work good for finding ammo cans under snow is a heavy duty telescopic magnet. It locks on pretty good when you make contact with the can. I was out last night for my first cache of the winter in the snow.

That is awesome , very artistic.

Quite often roughing the surface before you apply the epoxy will help with adhesion. Try 80 grit sand paper or maybe a nail file.

Automotive Brake Cleaner wil knock them right out of the air. Spray some in the pipe and they will be dead on contact.

I had ome of these types of caches. You can use a scrap piece of sign vinyl on the back. Completely impervious to the elements and can be got cheap at most sign shops.

We have 3 Jeeps 1 wifes 2000 WJ daily driver 2 my 99 WJ daily driver city cache mobile 195,000 miles 3 my 97 XJ 5" lift, 33" bfg mts, 4.10 gears, Locked bothends, Front 8000 lb winch. Made for slow crawling and back country caches.