William Woody the Waltzing Woodpecker Traditional Cache

This series of caches honors some of the animals DemFam and Troutonthebrain saw as they ventured in to hide these caches. William and his comrades have done a number on some of the dead trees in this part of the park. One of these dead trees gave out on DemFam while he was falling down a hill and needed something to grab onto. Thankfully he found a living tree to grab shortly afterwards. These woods also have a very healthy buckthorn population. We highly recommend wearing pants when finding these caches and please be careful with what you are stepping into! Also please respect the nearby private property whose border is marked with barbed wire.

The cache is a peanut butter jar that can hold some small swag. There is also a logbook and a pencil. It is generously being watched over by friends out this way. Please replace as found. Thanks for finding!

For walking between the three caches one can park on the road. Please walk along the Northern end of the lake. The Southern side is mostly owned by the farmer to the south. Below is the map supplied by the county. The lake these caches reside around is at the upper edge of the map directly below this symbol. ¥