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Otsiningo Park in Binghamton, New York has added faux foxes to scare away the geese. Are they the next great hiding spot for geocaches? If you were with a group, would you draw straws to ensure it was not a really "still" living fox?

 

We found a fake squirrel key holder used as a cache once. It did make us take a step back. We still see those beady little eyes.

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I'd look for it! Only because I was born in Binghamton and used to go to that park!!!! :-)

 

It does sound like a neat idea. I'm sure real foxes would run if they saw humans coming....

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I'd find it. I've seen all kinds of fake animals as cache containers.

 

birds

rabbits

lizards

squirrels

frogs

turtles

 

there may be more I can;t think of.

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I'd find it. I've seen all kinds of fake animals as cache containers.

 

birds

rabbits

lizards

squirrels

frogs

turtles

 

there may be more I can;t think of.

Yep. Add snakes and horses to that list. Yes, I once found a cache under a full-size fake horse. I can't mention where the micro was located. It is unmentionable... :laughing:
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One of my favorite cache finds was hidden on a brass, African Warthog. The cache was hidden at a Landrover dealership's "Africa Display." To find the cache, you had to fondle the boar. I found it very amusing.

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Otsiningo Park in Binghamton, New York...

 

 

Well, I plan on going to Bingo one day, hopefully in the next couple of years to see the B-Sens play

 

I look forward to finding one of these :laughing:

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I would definitely do it. Of course, I'm trying to find an excuse to get back to Binghamton.

 

That being said, am I the only one that thinks that the fake fox in the picture looks like he's taking a poop?

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That's a huge fox compared to what we're used to. WE have red foxes around here. A lot smaller, white chest, dark legs, reddish coat, and a bushy tail.

I agree. That looks more like a wiley coyote (taking a poop).

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That's a huge fox compared to what we're used to. WE have red foxes around here. A lot smaller, white chest, dark legs, reddish coat, and a bushy tail.

I agree. That looks more like a wiley coyote (taking a poop).

Either way it looks like its pooping and grunting

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That's a huge fox compared to what we're used to. WE have red foxes around here. A lot smaller, white chest, dark legs, reddish coat, and a bushy tail.

I agree. That looks more like a wiley coyote (taking a poop).

Either way it looks like its pooping and grunting

Apparently, geese don't 'pass' easily.

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I think it'd make a fine cache!

There's a very famous cache down here in Jacksonville, FL that is on a fake lion statue.

As of today it's had 200 finds.

Of course it's in a 'sensitive' area of the statue! :D

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Otsiningo Park in Binghamton, New York has added faux foxes We found a fake squirrel key holder used as a cache once. It did make us take a step back. We still see those beady little eyes.

We have one that is a waterproof matchstick container in a fake rabbit. It is called Da Brier Rabbit.

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