Muggles Leaving Weird Log Entries...

[+TrucknChuck & Co.]

I had a cache up the mountain into the local forest and placed it in a ammo can then cable locked it to a tree. This cache was in a place that would never be found unless you were looking for it. I went to check up on it one afternoon and found a tree stump and the ammo can upon it with the cable lock still on the container but not on a tree. After looking in the cache at the log I found the following entry.

Found cache, singed log Took tree and left cache. sorry it is a forest service project, tree had to go.

My friend and I were very amused at this log.

[sabrefan7]

I had a cache up the mountain into the local forest and placed it in a ammo can then cable locked it to a tree. This cache was in a place that would never be found unless you were looking for it. I went to check up on it one afternoon and found a tree stump and the ammo can upon it with the cable lock still on the container but not on a tree. After looking in the cache at the log I found the following entry.

Found cache, singed log Took tree and left cache. sorry it is a forest service project, tree had to go.

My friend and I were very amused at this log.

:laughing:

[+releasethedogs]

I have one up on camelback mountain in phoenix. overlooks the whole city. I got a log that said "me and my boyfriend just made love up here and found your game box. cute."

 

lol

[+releasethedogs]

A couple of years ago I found a cache and there was a note in the logbook at that the cache had been found by someone that had been doing some nude hiking. He claimed he had inserted a body part into some playdoh that he'd found in the cache (and had returned the playdoh to the cache). As I recall he even left the address for a nude hiking website in the log book.

this guy?

 

http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=nudecacher

[+BCandMsKitty]

I had a cache up the mountain into the local forest and placed it in a ammo can then cable locked it to a tree. This cache was in a place that would never be found unless you were looking for it. I went to check up on it one afternoon and found a tree stump and the ammo can upon it with the cable lock still on the container but not on a tree. After looking in the cache at the log I found the following entry.

Found cache, singed log Took tree and left cache. sorry it is a forest service project, tree had to go.

My friend and I were very amused at this log.

 

That's gotta be the best one yet!

[+MontyFam]

Found one a few months ago by a farm field and the farmer left a note similar to:

"Hi I am the farmer that owns the adjacent property. This game seems pretty fun. I am leaving a kernel of corn"

[+hzoi]

One of the entries before ours on Dukes Creek Falls Cache had a log from a kid who went up to the cache spot to hide and jump out and scare his sister.

 

At Mountain Picnic, the last finder before us was a bow hunter who happened upon the cache. He left a nice note.

 

One of the caches we found this weekend, Old Cahawba Park Overlook, had a bunch of muggle logs, but the most entertaining was from a Boy Scout who left his name, troop number, and "You'll never catch me!!"

[+hikingirl3]

Not my cache, but this log cracked me up: http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?LUID=65bde103-a3ad-4dd3-9b18-29eb49860d11&IID=892c40d7-0e15-4654-a87d-ab390f5f3557

 

I don't think they quite grasped the concept

Edited April 27, 2011 by hikingirl3

[+JL_HSTRE]

Found a bison tube cache in March where the previous log entry was a pair of First Names Last Initials (clearly not geo-names) with the note along the lines of "At first we thought this was a bomb".

 

There was also this alleged muggle note on one of our larger local caches:

http://img.geocaching.com/cache/f3b89d35-bb2d-4073-93b0-6f29379e7011.jpg

[+87preludea20a3]

I placed a cache about 15 feet up on an old bridge. When someone found it they saw a log that said " I am not a geo treker and i found it. You suck." It was signed "Ninja" lol.... I couldn't believe it. Really funny though.

[+va griz]

Since this thread was around last time I had this log on one of my (now archived) caches. He claimed to be a cacher and unfortunately took a Geocoin. Never logged the cache or coin.

 

[+Lieblweb]

I have no info to add other than...KEEP posting!! I've enjoyed reading this thread!! Some funny stuff and glad there are positive muggles out there!!

[+Smokey Bear Collector]

I adopted this cache a couple of years ago. It's located on top of a 500-foot-high, steep-sided butte in a popular camping area in far-southern Arizona, close to the border town of Nogales. Apparently, there's a climbing guide in the area named Jesus; the numerous muggle logbook entries, mostly in Spanish, often say "made it to the top with the help of Jesus."

 

TOO FUNNY