This cache and its sister caches are placed in this area with explicit permission granted at the March 21, 2013 Pike County Agri-Business Authority meeting. It took me awhile to get permission to get these in here and I don’t want to have to remove them.
This area is a nature area and is intended to remain that way. You may encounter fallen tress that you will need to step over. There may be slippery conditions and uneven areas. Walk carefully and lightly.
Area is only open Dawn to Dusk. If this rule is ‘bent’ by an overzealous cacher who thinks this does not apply to them – it does apply to you! I’ll remove the caches.
No motorized vehicles of any sort are allowed inside the gates. Bicycles (Mountain Bikes are allowed). Don’t think that you are a special and can drive inside the fenced in area. I’ll have to remove the caches if that happens.
There is a walk through gate to gain access. Make sure it is always secured before you leave either upon entering or leaving the grounds.
Please practice CITO in this area.
All caches are very close to the trails in the center. No bushwhacking is required. This container is black magnetic NANO
There may be events going on in this location. Watch for muggles but that will be rare.
REMEMBER! Leave no trace.
The Pike County Agri-Business Authority is responsible for promoting the agricultural business in Pike County. We are responsible for the development and promotion of projects to enhance all areas and phases of agriculture in Pike County.
The term agribusiness refers to the various businesses involved in food production, including farming, wholesale and distribution, seed supply, farm machinery, agrichemicals, processing, marketing, and retail sales.
The Pike County Agri-Business Authority was created in 1995 to encompass many duties, including educational programs related to farm and domestic animals and livestock and for the exhibition of Pike County Agriculture and Agribusiness. The Agri-Business Authority may be involved in many projects and programs to promote agriculture in Pike County.
Remember to always shut the gate behind you. There may be animals inside the fence that need to stay inside the fence.
On the heavy overcast rainy day I put this one out it was very wet, muddy and the GPS bounced around a lot.
Enjoy the country side and fresh air.