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SETX GANG Octoberfest 2011 Event Cache

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Hidden : Saturday, October 29, 2011
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1 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

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Our 6th Annual SETX Gang Octoberfest 2011 will be held October 29th, 2011 10a.m. until 4p.m. in the group dining hall at Martin Dies Jr. State Park(MDJSP), Park address is 634 Private Road 5025, Jasper TX 75951

There will be food and fun for everyone! We have booked the air-conditioned group dining hall at (MDJSP)-Walnut Ridge Unit for the event. If you wish to offer a dish or volunteer to bring supplies, please join our discussion forum @ www.setxgang.com or visit our facebook group SETX GANG. We are planning to have our regular overstock of doorprizes, great food, FlameIt & Zeenot Camoflaged and Custom Ammocans for the raffle and auction, and the Cache Container Contest will be back. We want to thank everyone who helped make our past Cache Container Contests such a success. The contest has proved to be great geo-fun! It was so much fun; we decided to do it again. So, gather your caching contraband and start thinking like a geocacher to create that killer cache container for the Octoberfest 2011 Cache Container Contest. There will be two Categories: Most Creative: Imaginative, interesting, cute -- overall creative in design and execution. Most Challenging: Evil, difficult, well-camoed -- overall challenging in design and execution Awards and prizes will be presented to top 3 caches in each catagory. Of course, there is also that intangible reward: peer recognition! Guidelines: All entries must be received by 1 p.m. Saturday, October 29th. No late entries will be accepted. There is no need to pre-enter and there is no limit on the number of entries. All entries must be new, not previously hidden caches. Cache containers must be ready to hide, including a weather-proof log book or log sheet able to stand up to the elements without leaking or breaking. Name your cache but do NOT put your name on your cache. All cache containers entered into this Contest become property of the Contest. The winning containers will be auctioned and any remaining entries will be awarded as door prizes at the Event. Contest entrants are eligible to win in more than one category. Contest entrants are eligible to bid on the winning containers. Contest entrants are eligible to win containers as door prizes. Containers will be on display in the Event Pavilion as entries are received until the prize drawings begins. Winners will be announced during the doorprize / auction ceremony after lunch on Saturday. You need not be present to win, but it is preferred. The Aftermath: "What happens to my creation after Octoberfest 2011?" The recipients and successful bidders of the Cache Container Contest containers may do what they like with their acquisitions. The only thing we ask is that they acknowledge the creator on the cache page if and when they deploy the container. We are also looking for volunteers to judge the contest. The park specialist at MDJSP told us that the Haunted Hike will be back by popular demand so wear your best costume. About the park: History: Martin Dies, Jr. State Park, until 1965 known as the Dam B State Park, is a 705-acre recreational area in Jasper and Tyler Counties between Woodville and Jasper on B. A. Steinhagen Reservoir (15,000 acres). The land for the park was acquired under a 50-year lease from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1964 and was opened in 1965. Activities: Visitors can enjoy camping, hiking, boating, canoeing, fishing, swimming, mountain biking and wildlife and bird watching. There are canoes, bicycles, volleyballs, and horseshoes for rent. October 29 is the date for our Haunted Hike, the haunted Hike starts at 6:00, with guides leading groups of people down the haunted trail... there will also be hotdogs & marshmallows to roast ($1.00 donation) with a soda included, and games & prizes... kids like to wear their Halloween costumes... Campsites & Other Facilities: The park has 2 Limited Use Cabins (also known as mini-cabins), one in the "Hen House Ridge" shelter area and one in the “Walnut Ridge” shelter area. The cabins have heat, air conditioning, bunk beds (bring your own linen) and a screened porch. The outside has water, a fire-ring with a grill, a BBQ pit, and a picnic table. 4 Screen shelters have been remodeled to include heat and air conditioning. These Shelters with Amenities are located in the “Hen House” and “Walnut Ridge” shelter areas. Other facilities include screened shelters; campsites with water; campsites with water and electricity; a group dining/meeting hall; restrooms with hot showers; trailer dump stations; playgrounds; lighted fishing piers; fish-cleaning facilities; boat ramps; 4 miles of multi-use trails for hiking and mountain biking; 2 miles of nature/interpretive trail; a Texas State Park Store located at the Headquarters and a Nature Center located in the Walnut Ridge unit. Ther are a number of us renting cabins or camping for both Friday & Saturday nights, so come on out and join the fun. Support provided by: [GcSoft - http://GeocachingSoftware.com]

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