dmorris

Unfortunately, I do know that the Nations in question have not given permission for anyone to travel off road as would be required in such cases as "Rattlers Art Gallery". I only address this for the sake of those who don't realize that you do need permission to travel 'off road' on Indian Reservations and that many areas such as those with PETROGLYPHS (no pictographs here)are considered sacred by the Native people. Just because there is a road going that way doesn't mean you can (or should) travel it. [Old Indian Saying].

I am interested in this new pastime however, I do have some concerns. I have noticed several caches on Native reservations in AZ. This is not acceptable. First it is tresspassing! Second, how would you like me to list a waypoint in your backyard? I am also concerned about caches that send people to archaeological sites. As benign as this pastime may seem, most arch sites would do better with less visitation. As much as I would like to believe that all geocachers are respectful, odds are this is not the case. Search on with respect, please!