"If you kill less, you'll catch more" Multi-cache

Stephens State park, named for the family that, in 1937, donated 228 acres along the Musconetcong river for an excellent freshwater fishing spot which flows over and around boulders, with places for recreational purposes, provides camping, and picnic facilities. The history goes back much further, as indicated by an old limestone kiln near the park office.

This cache is located at the parking lot along the beautiful Musconetcong River trail, known for an excellent freshwater fishing spot, the river flows over and around boulders throughout Stephens State Park. This is an easy walking and flat scenic trail with many beautiful views of the river.

THE PUBLISHED COORDINATES TAKE YOU TO THE ENTRANCE OF STEVENS STATE PARK. THERE YOU WILL LOCATE A THE SAYING "IF YOU KILL LESS, YOU'll CATCH MORE" WHERE YOU MUST FIGURE OUT THE FIELD PUZZLE

SOLUTION: N40 52 A B C W 074 48 D E F

THE FIELD PUZZLE:

A. What is the FIRST NAME of this conversationist?

Dan = 2 , Art = 4 , John = 6

B. What YEAR was he Born?

1880 = 1, 1890 =2 , 1900 = 3

C. What YEAR did he pass away?

1931 = 0, 1941 = 1, 1951 = 2

D. How many LETTERS in hid last name?

3 = 3, 5 = 5, 7 = 7

E. What is he the CHAMPIAN of?

fishing = 7, catching = 2, casting = 1

F. What is he holding in his LEFT hand?

pipe = 3, pole = 5, net = 4

SOLUTION: N40 52 A B C W 074 48 D E F

Because the Musconetcong River corridor is located in a more remote part of New Jersey, much of the corridor's historical and archeological resources remain intact. Dozens of culturally significant historic and archeological resources—many of which are registered in the State and National Registers of Historic places—can be found along the 24.2 miles of the river's federal designation. Waterloo Village, Stanhope, Asbury and Finesville are places that bring visitors back to earlier times and underscore the importance of the Musconetcong River as the sustaining resource that established them.