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Cache Your Way 2024: Resourceful Bees Traditional Cache

Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:


Welcome to Beck's Woods

This intimate and peaceful site is a perfect location for fishing or group camping. Anglers will appreciate the free-flowing waters of Piscasaw Creek fishing for rock bass, bluegill, green sunfish, smallmouth bass, and rainbow trout. Trout are stocked annually in the spring.  A picnic shelter may be reserved for group use, as well as a group campsite that is positioned beneath the oak trees, providing a lovely view.  A short .5 mile mowed trail is also featured. 

In 1973, the newly established Conservation District purchased its first parcel—50 acres in Beck's Woods. Within the same year, it became the second site opened to the public, following Harrison Benwell which opened a few months earlier. 

Cache Your Way Question

Where to rusty-patch bumblebees make their nests? 

Geocachers

Please join us in playing! Geocaching is a high-tech “treasure hunting” game played throughout the world by adventure seeker. All are welcome who observe and obey the rules.

  • Please do not move or vandalize the container.
  • Once you find it, log your name in the book, take a trinket and leave one of your own behind for the next person.
  • Replace the cache in the same spot that you found it, and make sure it is completely covered.
  • Please do not remove the informational card from the containers, this is an essential game piece for cachers completing the GeoSeries.
  • The real treasure is finding the container and sharing your thoughts with everyone who finds it.

For a complete list of rules and instructions on how to earn a special district geocoin visit MCCDistrict.org/Geocache

Email geocaching@MCCDistrict.org with any questions or concerns

McHenry County Conservation District Information

Visit our website at MCCDistrict.org or call (815) 338-6223

Photo Release

4/19/2024 Photos posted here may be featured on the McHenry County Conservation District's various social media accounts including Facebook, Instagram, and twitter, as well as our website (MCCDistrict.org) and print material such as Landscapes Magazine. By posting photos to this log you agree to allow us to share your work. Photographers will be acknowledged in any shares or posts of photos, so please include your name in your post if it is different from that of your username.

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

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Decryption Key

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(letter above equals below, and vice versa)