You are looking for an ammo box just a little off the trail. Please re-hide the cache better than you found it.
What should not be placed in a cache?
People of all ages hide and seek geocaches, so think carefully before placing an item into a cache. Explosives, ammunition, knives, drugs and alcohol should never be placed in a cache. Respect local laws at all times.
Please do not put food or heavily scented items in a cache. Animals have better noses than humans, and in some cases caches have been chewed through and destroyed because of food items in a cache.
Can I move a cache once I find it?
Please do not move a cache from its original location. If you feel that the cache may not be located in the correct location, please email the cache owner directly or post a log on the cache listing page, notifying the owner of your concern. Cache owners are responsible for maintaining their cache placements.
What should I do if I discover that a cache has gone missing?
If you visit a cache location and the cache is missing, make sure to log the cache with a "Didn't find it" log so that the cache owner is notified. Cache owners who repeatedly receive "Didn't find it" logs should check to see that their cache has not been removed.
As a geocacher, if you notice that a cache page has an unusual number of "Didn't find it" logs, please contact the cache owner or let the local reviewer know. Cache owners rely on the geocaching community to let them know the status of their caches in their area. Here is a guide for which log type to use when logging your experience on Geocaching.com.