Fireman9737

I'm just curious how many people use a map to scout out the best way in to a cache? Or do you just go for it and let the bushwhacking trek in enhance your experience? I personally will use a map to figure what order I'm doing the cache's in, but after that, Daddy's Girl (my caching partner) has controll of the gps. We have managed to walk a few circles and wear off some shoe leather but finding a cache is just that much more enjoyable. I have this online map that may be of interest to users that I haven't used yet but may be a welcome addition for folks who want to see the terrain they will be crossing. The best part, you get Long. & Lat. as you move the cursor across the map. So let's hear it. What is your style? http://mapserver.maptech.com/homepage/inde...FTOKEN=75611421

They are called "toe poppers" I've been told it is the meth heads that use them as well as fish hooks strung at head level and 2x4's with nails buried along a trail. They are a paranoid lot

Brainerd lakes area. Brand new as of 8/26/05 My self and Daddy's Girl found 5 caches today. Sorry about all the bouncy balls. We'll be upgrading our goodie bag soon.