TOCA #4: Brahman Bull Traditional Cache

Osceola is home to about 100,000 cattle.  Statewide, cattle are a $500 million business annually.  Many are Brahman cattle — originally from India, that are well-suited to Florida's heat, insects, parasites and vegetation.  They are bred with beef cattle such as Angus and Hereford.  This is where they were first imported changing the cattle industry forever.

This cache is part of a series and contains information needed to find the TOCA FINAL: Bonus Cache (GC4QVJN).

Twin Oaks Conservation Area (TOCA) is a 399-acre space located on the north shore of Goblet's Cove on Lake Tohopekaliga and is managed by the Osceola County Parks & Recreation. The recreation area includes a fishing pier, pavilions, observation area, hiking and equestrian trails. Restrooms and potable water are available nearby. There are also two rough camping areas with fire-rings and picnic tables. No motorized boats are permitted, but there is a canoe and kayak launch that includes a lift to assist the disabled into the water. The area is a prime viewing spot for birds such as, ducks, white pelicans, sandhill cranes, snail kites, and bald eagles. The conservation area is open dawn to dusk. There are no admission or parking fees.

Please replace the cache EXACTLY as found.

Permission for cache placement given by Bob Mindick (Environmental Lands Coordinator for Osceola County)

Congratulations to Afinders for the FTF!!!