FTF CONGRATS!
The Goldens!
And the
Full Court Press Team!
Welcome to Mud City Flats
Now, let's get down to the Caching Business!
This jungle is thick... and wet.
How do we get there/Park?
Follow the references and this path leads to GZ.
What are we looking for?
A vinyl covered stainless steel tethered Micro-Bison containing a bagged log; and, "O" Rings protected by a couple of wraps of vinyl electrical tape. Request advise if elec tape fails.
BYOP!
Be Safe Out There:
Mother Nature's Denizens to "Look Out For" out here... they be chiggers, ticks, poison oak, sumac and ivy... and snakes. It's April and they're coming out.
Timber Rattlesnakes are not only the most dangerous snake found in Arkansas, but they also have the highest venom concentration of any other U.S snake!
Eastern/Southern copperheads are the fourth largest and most dangerous venomous snake in Arkansas.
The Texas coral snake is notable for its bands of black, yellow, and red. In Arkansas, the Texas coral is only the fifth largest venomous snake, but due to its highly venomous bite, it is one of the most deadly!
The State of Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (www.agfc.com) provides a very informative "Arkansas Snake Guide 52 page pdf" via free download, we all need to be reading this if we're going to be caching in outdoor Arkansas.
Good Luck Ya'll!