momzn2fun

just testing

If you were looking for a small cache would you pick up a camo bandana rolled up and tied with a hair tie and hidden in a bush? An identifying mark on the outside of legitimate cache containers would be useful.

Gee Matlock maybe you're reading a little too much into this... I dropped the package of syringes and white powder in a trash can less than 20 yards from where I found it and quickly left the area. I returned home and phoned the sheriff and gave all the details. He thanked me for calling it in and said a unit would be sent to investigate. Lessons learned: 1. Rural America isn't safe anymore. 2. I will from this point on, utilize my CCW and always bring another adult or a dog along for the hunt. 3. I will not open unmarked cache containers in front of my kids.

I'm a NOOb to geocaching and was quite surprised to find a camouflauged stash instead of a cache near a logged site. I disposed of the items, left the area immediately and contacted the police. YIKES!!!! I'm sort of freaked out by the experience and wondering about the safety of the sport. I usually have kids with me and had intended to go caching with my 4-H club.