You are looking for an historical marker for a Bison Kill Site located inside the Caprock Canyons State Park. When you get there and find an historical marker with information about the site,you will have what you need to solve the puzzle. First read the marker and learn about the site. Then use the marker to figure out the coordinates to find your cache! Here are the coordinates.......just fill in the blanks!
N _ _ . _ _ . _ 0 _ W _ 0 _ . 0 _ . _ _ _ Use the clues below to fill in the blanks in order...you are figuring out the numbers in the coordinates by figuring out which letters are what number in the alphabet. (example: the letter c is the 3rd letter of the alphabet. So the answer you are looking for is 3)....The zeros are input for you. Do not use the lines of the title of the marker to get these answers. Use only the body text of the sign. When counting across use/count alphanumeric characters.
North 1. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 5th row 10th alphanumeric characters.
2. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 8th row 5th alphanumeric character.
3. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 13th row 12th alphanumeric charactes.
4. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 1st row 10th alphanumeric charactes.
5. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 7th row 10th alphanumeric charactes.
6. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 2nd row 1st alphanumeric character.
WEST 7. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 16th row 2nd alphanumeric character.
8. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 10th row 11th alphanumeric character.
9. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 4th row 13th alphanumeric character.
10. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 2nd row 11th alphanumeric character.
11. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 17th row 3rd alphanumeric character.
12. what number of the alphabet is the letter in the 17th row 13th alphanumeric character.
Now that you have the coordinates go find your prize!!
UPDATE 3-13-24: The final got moved a little bit, Adjust the final coordinates by adding 4 to the North, and subtracing 8 from the West.
Thank you Mr. Singleton! Robert (Bob) Lee Singleton Jr. (1947-2008) devoted his thirty-three year career at Texas Parks and Wildlife to master planning the location of trails, camping and picnic sites, public facilities and scenic overlooks in over twenty-five State Parks from 1972 to 2005. Bob's hard work and dedication left his indelible footprints in these State Parks which are loved by countless visitors. Tyler, Fort Boggy, Brazos Bend, Big Bend Ranch, Caprock Canyons, Purtis Creek, Goose Island, Choke Canyon, Guadalupe River, Devil's Sinkhole, Bryan Beach, Village Creek, Lubbock Lake Landmark, Mustang Island, Kickapoo Cavern, Arroyo Colorado, Texas State RR, Lake Tawakoni, Lake Somerville, Lake Bob Sandlin, Ray Roberts Lake, Matagorda Island, Lake Casa Blanca, Franklin Mountains, Lake Colorado City. So everytime you come out to these parks and enjoy that burger cooked outside at your campsite, take a hike on the many trails offered, or enjoy the view from a scenic overview take the time to thank Mr. Singleton for his efforts on you behalf. Enjoy the Parks and help take care of them. We are so lucky to have them and hope with our support they will be here for many years to come!! Please remember to thank the staff for supporting Geocaching inside the park!!