seldon

Only twice, and they were both mine.

I did last summer, western Wisconsin. Antibiotics took care of it.

Some counties have their property maps online, so you easily find out who owns what property. Check out your county website to see if you are one of the lucky ones to have this tool available. Edit - oops, looks like I was beaten to the punch.

I also am not getting the new queries needed by tomorrow morning.

Same here with the music video - not nice to put a link like that here.

Great, got it solved right away and only 258 miles away.....

You can treat it just like a regular cache, trading swag or not. It will have a stamp in it that you can stamp your log with if you want, and you can use your own personal stamp (if you bring one along) to stamp/sign the log. Either way works.

I use http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/calculators Caclulates distances, circles, coords, plus maps it.

I use http://mapper.acme.com/ I click "Options", which brings up a map or satellite image, or topo. You can then drag the map around, and it give the coords of the crosshairs in the center, so you can find coords for pretty much any point. Works for me.

Say, would you mind scaling those pictures a bit (quite a bit, actually)? Those are huge! Thanks! That was the first time I've tried posting pics - and first try at scaling - is that better, I hope?

I've got dibs on using these as a cache container, keeping the placement in the same location as found in the pictures. Probably rate it a 1/5. Now if only I can get there to actually place the cache.... About 40 feet off the ground, power lines as a tightrope, should be nothing to it.

I just ordered a Garmin 60 csx, and am trying to find out what size memory card it can handle. 256 mb, 512 mb, 1gb, 2gb?? Any advantages to using smaller or larger capacity cards?