xvegan88x

I'm allegric, so I'll second that.

must be my spelling Thanks for the replys ;-) edit: I know I could have tried google, but I wanted to hear from other geocachers who have a good idea of what does and does not work (though I'm sure the same thing doesn't work for everyone). Anyway, thanks for all the replies.

Here's the story... I'm VERY allergic to poision ivy. I can't possiby be the only one this allergic that goes geocaching (I did a seartch for "poision ivy" and didn't find anything though...), so I thought I'd ask for some advice. Yesterday I was geocaching with my family and we all wore long pants, gloves and shoes. After we got home I took a cool shower with soap. This morning I have posion ivy on my feet, my hands, my legs, etc. All places that were covered by clothes. Is anyone else very allergice to poision ivy? Does anyone have suggestions? Anything else I can do to try to prvent it? What to do after I get it (I do have a presciption cream form the doctor)? Thanks, Kyle

What flavor? keyholders, chapstick contains, and such. Micros are good for places that a bigger cache can't be hidden (IMHO). I'm all for using the biggest container possible for an area (as I belive was disccussed above), though. I'm sorta a newbie at this point, the number for xvegan88x is the number that I have signed the logs on, I have gone caching with other people before anyone says I haven't found many micros...

I like micros, but what do I know?