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Look at their POI or their waypoints to see if they marked one as "home". What model GPS did you find? I looked at every waypoint route, etc. the only thing marked was some atv trails. as for what model the gps was, all I'll say is that it was a newer one with all the topo maps on it.

I wasn't exactly geocaching at the time, but I was out playing, and driving through a busy intersection I noticed something laying in the middle of the street, so I did a quick u-turn and picked up a Garmin gps. I think some one on a trip left it on top of their car and drove off. This should be a lesson to people to put their name and home coordinants in their gps. I would gladly have returned it if I could have.

I found "love" of another sort, if you count an adult novelty toy!

About a year ago in Utah they had a cache called 'Bra-strap Park Cache' from the comments, and the pictures, it apears that when the guy went to hide the cache, some one had tied numerous bras together and strung them between the trees like clothes lines. I bet there must have been around 30 or 40 bras. It makes you wonder about the purpose of the bras.

We've got some gomers here in Utah that have several multi's listed, where several of the coordinants are more than 100 feet off. Just make sure you make it a quality cache.

It might not be the same thing, but last year I was attempting to locate a very ellusive cache that was burried. After spending some time searching, I finally went back to the car and pulled out my metal detector. I did not find the cache, but I did find someones long lost wedding ring.

A freind of mine has joked around about making a travel bug out of a rubber adult novelty toy, if you know what I mean. He wants to make a cache for it at the top of a mountain, where no kids could find it. I've got him talked out of it for the time being.

A freind of mine has joked around about making a travel bug out of a rubber adult novelty toy, if you know what I mean. He wants to make a cache for it at the top of a mountain, where no kids could find it. I've got him talked out of it for the time being.

if your into this type of thing, or have a bizzare sense of humor, several months ago I saw on Ebay walrus penises that were fashioned into walking sticks.

if your into this type of thing, or have a bizzare sense of humor, several months ago I saw on Ebay walrus penises that were fashioned into walking sticks.

If I have a bear or some other unsavory character after me, I prefer not to let them get close enough to me to use pepper spray on them, just like ma bell, I'd rather reach out and touch someone.

If I have a bear or some other unsavory character after me, I prefer not to let them get close enough to me to use pepper spray on them, just like ma bell, I'd rather reach out and touch someone.

I was out fishing one day, when a lady approached me asking if I had some grease or motor oil, after she left I caught the foul scent of skunk in the breeze, after a while I left to investigate, because that lady had been acting strangely. As I approached her, I witnessed her husband crouched down against a very large shaped metal 'bowl' that is used to build bon fires in. There was a skunk with its head stuck in a hole that is used to clean the ashes out. Her husband was pulling on the back legs and tail of that skunk, and that skunk was spraying him like there was no tomorrow. I about died laughing! After that lady about had a fit worrying about the stupid skunk, I finally got her to understand that a lot of skunks carry rabies, and that any park ranger would more than likely just kill yhe skunk. (in this area, there is more than plenty of skunks) I got her to leave, then I humanely put the skunk out of its misery.

I was out fishing one day, when a lady approached me asking if I had some grease or motor oil, after she left I caught the foul scent of skunk in the breeze, after a while I left to investigate, because that lady had been acting strangely. As I approached her, I witnessed her husband crouched down against a very large shaped metal 'bowl' that is used to build bon fires in. There was a skunk with its head stuck in a hole that is used to clean the ashes out. Her husband was pulling on the back legs and tail of that skunk, and that skunk was spraying him like there was no tomorrow. I about died laughing! After that lady about had a fit worrying about the stupid skunk, I finally got her to understand that a lot of skunks carry rabies, and that any park ranger would more than likely just kill yhe skunk. (in this area, there is more than plenty of skunks) I got her to leave, then I humanely put the skunk out of its misery.

I have a concealed carry permit, and depending on the situation, of where I'm going, I carry a hammerless 44 special revolver. A lot of anti-gun people might, out of ignorance, be offended by this, but two days ago I had a black bear walk within 25 feet of me. Yesturday, I walked into an area where I found fresh piles of bear scat, and tracks. I've also ran into some very unsavory characters out in the woods, etc.

I did happen to find what I think was a 'bong' hidden along with a cache.

I am about to release a new bug that I won at a Geocaching get together, and I was trying to figure out what kind of really neat item I could attach the bug to, some thing cool, but not so neat that some one would steal it. Any ideas?

I have in my posession a bug with no tags, wich is about useless. I have found where the owner registered it on Groundspeak, but no one has logged it since the tags are missing. It has made it from Wisconsin to Utah with no logs, I've tried emailing the owner to get the tracking number, but with no luck. I'm about to place it, but I would love to be able to log it. I think it's a bad idea, I own several bugs, and it's a lot nicer to have the bugs tagged.

My suggestion would be in the Orem-Provo area.