Welcome to Conqueror on a Black Horse
When you get to the first location, enter the North entrance and exit through the South to receive you Chirp....SLOWLY!
A Chirp is a Radio Signal, a Beacon, not a Physical Container
All QR Codes are hidden, think geocache....
To conquer this cache you will have to do a few different things....
You will have to visit 4 locations and retrieve 4 pieces of a puzzle.
Once you get the puzzle pieces, you will have to decode them to get your coordinates.
Once you get the puzzle decoded, you can check your answer in the puzzle checker below.
To get these codes you will have to be able to Receive a Chirp on your GPSr and
you will have to be able to scan a QR Code
If you are not sure what a "Garmin Chirp" is or a "QR Code", Google "Garmin Chirp" and "QR Code" and get all the info you need. There are plenty of apps out there to scan QRCodes for both the Android and Apple Phones.
Ok, here is how things work, when you get to the posted coordinates you will receive a Chirp or you will have to scan a code, first location is a Chirp, It will tell you what the next location is.
In the info you receive you will get the coordinates to the next location and either 2 letters or 3 letters. These letters
need to be kept in the format you receive them in.... for example if you get a set of letters such as KTV, these might
decode to 379 which will be part of your final coordinates. The letters need to be left in order, but you will need to see
where they fit in the final coordinates.
I will give you this: N 32 _ _._ _ _ W105 _ _._ _ _
You will need to figure out where the 2 digit and the 3 digits need to fit. Remember, if you get three letters those letters need to be left in that order, if you get two letters keep them in order. if you write them down or try to decode them in an order other than the way you found them, you will never solve the puzzle
Now, once you Decode and get your final coordinates, you will be on the trail to the prize, the elusive Geocaching Ammo Can Container.... Please Remember, this cache is a D-5 for a reason!
You can check your answers for this puzzle on GeoChecker.com.