Drunk Bunnies Traditional Cache
Vertighost: Since there has been no response by the cache owner within the time frame requested in the last reviewer note, I have archived this cache. Please note that caches that have been archived for maintenance issues or lack of cache owner communication are not eligible to be unarchived.
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Rating takes into consideration only the last 15 feet of the hunt - it is a briar patch.
We intended originally to make this a Multi. After much figuring however we determined the area around had too many caches or stages of caches nearby to make a reasonable hunt on this cache without having you do a lot of driving.
We'll make a multi later.
Why “Drunk Bunnies”? While walking in this area last year we watched several cottontails busily consuming over-ripened Mustang Grapes that had fallen to the ground and begun to naturally ferment. It smelled as if someone had poured gallons of Mad Dog beneath the trees. The rabbits ate merrily away at the grapes. When we approached, they scattered in a very unusual manner – not certain as to where they should go next, and then cutting back and forth to return to where they could hop and hide among the briars. It was amusing.
Also now, with a love for rabbits and considering this area, comes a thought of the lost classic from Disney “Song of the South,” You will enter a briar patch. This cache is easily approached except for the last 15 feet. That’s where the briars begin. So wear long pants and no sandals unless you’re just that tough.
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Changed to a micro cache after kids removed the ammo can. The only reason for the difficulty in the Terrain is because of the creative dance you have to do over the poison ivy in the area.
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