N8andLiss

We reside in McPherson, KS. We are relative newcomers to the sport/game and love it! N8andLiss

The worst one that me and my wife have found in our relatively short time caching was just a couple days ago. Somebody decided to place an ammo can on the concrete foundation of a rural water tower in a well farmed field 10 feet from the road. As if the hide itself wasn't lame enough, when I opened it up I discovered a half empty bottle of power steering fluid, a flyer for a hand tool company, and a couple other just plain stupid items. I think the worst part about it was that when I went to log the cache I found that the power steering fluid and tool flyer were ORIGINAL CONTENTS! along with a USED can of chewing tobacco. I'm still upset about this one. My wife and I have run into a slew of badly stocked caches, but this one was the worst. Our motto is trade even or trade up... If my son wants a toy car out of one cache, I will leave an equally valuable children's toy. Usually we try to trade up, just to give the local caches something worth while. I just don't get it.

I'm quite certain that the WJTBs here in my area (central KS) are just being passed around between a few cachers in the area. I went to a cache 40 miles away at 0200 in the morning in an attempt to get to a cache that had a WJTB according to this site. When I got there, however, it was not there and the log book showed that it was gone a day earlier. People aren't logging them in when they take them. I'm about to give up on these things.