beezerb

Hope you and your friend enjoy watching the bug's adventures no matter where it goes and what type of caches it lands in. We enjoy watching this one because it does some really weird things http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=493347

They do have the same smile. This post by Mrs. Beezerb

An Arkansas pin will be heading your way today.

Mrs. beezerb here. So I could phone home and ask "where am I"?

We like this one: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?LU...2e-6109ea18d61b

WaaaaaaaaaaHoooooo! We hit 100 March of this year. Congrats. Cache On

Is there a bag limit?

It's called electrical tape because it conducts electricity?

Done. Enjoyed exploring the reasons that we do what we do.

We did: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...d7-3222c70bb314

“illegal drug activity found inside the container” what the heck is that about?

We have never had anyone actually use them as trade items in any of our caches, just leave them. Also never had anyone remove one or trade for one that we know of. We clean them out along with any business cards if they are taking up to much room when we do cache maintenance. In caches we find we just ignore them unless they are wet then we will remove them when drying out the rest of the cache.

Poke it with a stick

Thanks IWC for doing the testing. We will keep the PB jars for other uses. As for ammo can testing this cache - http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?LU...7d-1bee8901af50 - should stand as a test for them.

Are they done yet?

It was the Wikihow of the day on my Google home page. http://www.wikihow.com/Go-Geocaching. After reading the article I though “aren't any of those around here”, but checked to out anyhow. Surprise! Beezer (aka Bob) already had a GPSr that he was always trying to get me to learn how to use but I didn't want anything to do with it. I ask him it this was something he could do with his GPS thingy. I went with him on “his” first hunt. He had to get himself a new GPSr since I wouldn't let the one “we” already owned go..... mine, mine, mine!

Dang! What kind of critter do they hunt in Pennsylvania? Just can't picture any hunter I know carrying an ammo box full of ammo. I have seen ammo boxes used on commercial rafting trips to keep small items dry. Mrs. Beezerb

Nope, was going to look them up but knight2000 posted a picture before we googled it. I (Mrs. Beezerb) want the bird.

We're both allergic to bullets but have never suffered ill effects after opening an ammo can.

I think our response time to a reviewer question was about 90 seconds.

This one will hit the trail in Arkansas.

It's named after a river in Alaska! Oh, the humanity! dave Ain't it the truth.

Got ours and it looks like it has been activated. "Little Nelchina River (AK)" Red Jeep Travel Bug

skeeered, yep. while caching, wife had the wrong cordinates in her gps and i didn't...nothing like her yelling at me to WAIT UP