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Traditional CacheThe Spot

A cache by GPS_Fool     Hidden: 5/26/2000

Size: Size: Not chosen (Not chosen)     Difficulty: 3 out of 5     Terrain: 4 out of 5 (1 is easiest, 5 is hardest)


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In New York, United States

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I decided it was time to get a GPS Hunt stash located in the Eastern United States, so, spent my day off preparing one. I have placed one in the Finger Lakes region of Western New York State. It's located on public land.

Where: Datum WGS84 N 42 Degrees 40.088' W 77 Degrees 20.086'

UTM Coordinates: 18T 0308671 UTM 4726605

Stash: A .50 Cal Ammo box containing a log book, and a variety of "prizes" for those who find the stash.

All contents are enclosed in individual zip lock baggies, and the log book requests that all who take a prize also place something of interest in the stash. Additionally, in the log book this web site URL is listed as well as my e-mail address. Vistors are encouraged to leave a message in the log book and take a picture of themselves (Leave the camera in the stash)!

The stash has been mostly concealed w/ rocks, leaves, sticks, etc...

I suppose bushwacking to this stash may be possible however I caution the terrian is VERY rugged, hilly, etc... If you choose the best approach no dangerous terrain navigation is necesary

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 January 16 by bristoltrekker (56 found)
A beautiful winter day for a hike. The snow was still deep in spots. Dropped off Bad Boy. picked up the jeep.

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 December 1, 2009 by ttomw (1287 found)
Found cache with jfw26 and Abby the geo-puppy. Like the previous cacher, we went in from the top. Only saw one hunter and no deer. TFTC

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 November 26, 2009 by mermaidb50 (1169 found)
this tb also

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 November 26, 2009 by mermaidb50 (1169 found)
made it kind of easy by huiking in from the top. waited while some other hunters did a drive and let them push 2 flatheads past me 30 yards below the caches shame I was "bucks only" but I don't know if I would have wanted to drag any back up that hill but my butt. Heard about this cache at my Bell Ringers Ball and just had to stop on my way to turkey dinner in nearby Tabors Corners Grweat cache took pics and TBs left acouple of tbs.

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 November 15, 2009 by ri123 (1182 found)
When will I learn... I thought we we done caching when I saw a sign indicating we were in Yates county - I mentioned I don't have a find there and TazD and P6P(R) had the solution. The Spot!

After the hiking we did earlier today, I would have been happy with a cache-n-dash. Had I known the hike that this cache required, I would have kept quiet. Seriously, the hike was not that bad, but not something I would want to do in the winter or after a rainy week.

The cache was in great shape, especially for the age.

Thanks for the hike!

ri123

[This entry was edited by ri123 on Saturday, November 21, 2009 at 9:54:22 AM.]

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Last Updated: 1/16/2010 3:32:32 PM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) (11:32 PM GMT)
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Coordinates are in the WGS84 datum


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