Bad Duck
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Splinterheads
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Splinterheads
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When I do caches along a route I filter out puzzles multi's and high terrain caches.
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Yes I have. Came driving out of a mountain road and rounded a corner to see a couple going at it outside their car. We honked and drove on by. They didn't stop.
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Here are a few more of my gatorade caches.. White fluffy stuff is cotton balls squashed into the silicone and then pulled off. Adds a nice moldy texture.
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Page 99 of the cool cache container thread shows these being made.
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The Zagg invisible shield is a good one.
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Using the Gatorade top cache again as a starting point, blobbed on the body filler. This one looked animal like to me.
So painted it up covered with clear silicone added the fake fur squashed into the silicone. It is white till it cures clear.
Waiting for the guts to cure and get clear.
This is how I keep a micro from being dull. Most want to poke my caches with a stick before picking up.
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If the $40 aint going to break the bank get the T model and have the whole USA topo on the unit. Easy no muss no fuss.
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I've had one out since Jan 07 Checked on it today. Paint still looking great still a dry log.
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Once the body filler has hardened take out and paint.
Paint it brown and let it dry.
Dry brush some of the black on to high light the edges.
Place a log in it and go hide.
Or if you want texture after a wet first coat of brown while still wet squash cotton balls into it and let dry. after dry pick off most of the cotton leaving a moldy white fuzz.
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Sink it in a block of foam half way.
Mix up the Bondo as per the instructions and start to coat the container.
Keep covering till you get the shape that you want.
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Take one of these.
And some of this
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Badges? we don't need no steenking badges.
Yes stinking was misspelled on purpose.
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Tribbles were little furballs. I was thinking more of a Klingon forehead.
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Here is one that I made for my latest cache GC360V8
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Paint your choice of cammo and place. Takes just a couple minutes. Total cost is just the paint. You can use soda bottles but The larger sport drink bottles are best. I bought bottle preforms and didn't like how they necked down inside. Plus they cost about 50 cents apiece.
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Fully welded together.
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Because glue rarely holds anything plastic I weld them together. Using a cheap soldering iron I melt the two lips together forming a water tight seal that I have yet to be able to break back apart. Run the iron fast enough to melt the plastic but not burn it. Do this in a well ventilated area.
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Remove the overhang from the inside lip.
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Then sand flat to the lip.
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Easy to make cache container. If you like the bottle preforms these are just as good. Start with a couple bottles. I prefer the largest mouthed gatorade I can get. Cut them off right below the lip under the lid.
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I also use the ram mounts to mount my Oregon to the handlebars of my ATV. Same upper part of that mount swaps over to my kayak holding the GPS there as well.
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Took thirty posts before anyone realized what the OP meant. Read some caches in another country. Some have it in German and English. Others are in French and also English on the cache page. Those are the pages he would like to help the co with. Not dumb Americans and their inability to spell. Maybe he needs to help people in the forum comprehend what they read.
A geocache REQUIRES a 4WD?
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Now now Swineflew I remember that evil cache hider giving Jeep rides out to them caches. And I love a good dune lake.