Between this cache and its three companion caches (First, Second,
Third) are 16 of the "Going to a Game Moving Cache" caches that
have been converted to stationary caches. This not only allows
viewing of all the great photos and reports of the cache's history
but, at the same time, provides a fair number of caches to an area
that doesn't have many caches.
When I placed this cache, walking the .78 of a mile from the
road, I crossed many fresh animal trails containing footprints of
wild horses, coyotes, pronghorn antelope, and deer. Other signs
tell me that they creatures are abundant here so there is a good
chance you may come across them while on your hunt. I saw many
pronghorns and a few deer while out here when I placed these
caches. I have seen wild horses a couple of times in the past but
they are more scarce.
I hope you enjoy these caches and the walk to them. The terrain
is fairly flat with no significant elevation change. The walk
starts out in cedar trees that slowly give way to open range and a
wonderful view of many mountain ranges in all directions.
The cache itself is a .30 caliber ammo box hidden in a sage
brush for shade. It will be very easy to spot. It started out with
a few baseball related trade items. It is also the "Home" of Mr.
Happy that was given to me by CCCooperAgency. It is just like the
ones she puts in her HAPPY cache series and, like those, it is to
stay with the cache. (It's his home after all). Please take a
picture of Mr. Happy with one of your caching companions and post
it with your log report for all to see.