Wyatt Earp (1848 – 1929) was a gambler, Deputy Sheriff, and Deputy Town Marshal in Tombstone, Arizona.
Earp took part in the famous Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, during which Earp and his companion lawmen killed three outlaw Cowboys.
Earp was at different times in his life a city policeman, county sheriff, a teamster, buffalo hunter, bouncer, saloon-keeper, gambler, brothel-owner, pimp, miner, and a boxing referee.
Cache Description:
This is another Geocache on the Horse Trail hidden in a way to give another 'Smiley'. You may be reminded of a song Elvis sang while he was locked up on this cache.
Please be careful on the retrieval and replacement of the container and watch out for the law.
~ Happy Trails!
The difficulty for the Geocaches in this series have been rated with the consideration of you being on a moving horse.
Please be careful when you retrieve, handle and replace the various containers. If you should drop something to the ground, take direction from your Guide on whom in your group should retrieve the item. Of course this does not apply if you are on your own horse unguided.
This Geocache has been placed with kind permission from FDR State Park Management and is in accordance to agreed standards. It and is on a designated Horse Trail where no hiking on them is allowed. You may bring your own horse or go on a guided ride from Roosevelt Riding Stables. If you do bring your own horse, you still must register at the Stables office.
The Horse Trails are typically open from Tuesday through Sunday. Please see their web page for operating days/hours, guidelines and Guided Trail Ride rates. Roosevelt Riding Stables
NOTE -- There is a $10.00 parking fee per car to enter the State Park. Of course you can purchase an annual pass which will give you unlimited access to all GA State Parks.