Cell signal may be sketchy here. Be sure to bring up the cache information before you loose signal or print it off prior to your visit. Also bring a pair of gloves. You'll be glad you did.
The geocache is located near a historical marker dedicated to two New Mexico women, Ada McPherson Morley (1852 – 1917) and Agnes Morley Cleaveland (1874 – 1958).
The geocache is a short distance from the parking area. Please park in the parking area, not on the shoulder of the road. Muggles are possible day and night, please use stealth. Please rehide as found.
This creative cache is intended to test your geocaching abilities (check the difficulty and terrain ratings). You will need a keen eye to find this one.
I have received many complaints about the difficulty of this one and way to many requests for hints. Yes, it is a 5 difficulty and should be tough. It is not a park n grab. I will be generous and provide some hints here.
Hint #1 Go to the fence line and find the string/chain under the rock, stretch it out, the cache is somewhere at the end of the string. Walk about.
Hint #2: NO BARKing UP the wrong host, it's a trap! There are two clues there: one tells you the type of cache the other where not to look.
Hint #3: This unique cache is on the ground. It could be covered up by pine needles or snow at certain times of the year making it more difficult to find. Now that is straight foward especially if you didn't understand Hint #2
Hint #4 This American country singer rose to prominence after winning the fourth season of American Idol in 2005. Her name is Carrie ??? Her last name is actually two hints. Tells you where to look and what the host is. I hope you brought your gloves, you will need to get your hands dirty.
Hint #5 Remember Hint #3.
You will need to bring a writing utensil and possibly a TOTT or two, like gloves. You most likely will encounter a few of the following dirt, tall grass, brush, thorns, critters, uneven terrain, mud, snow and muggles.
Happy Hunting!