GCWN1R The Found Zone (Unknown Cache) in Kansas, United States created by KsRenegade

This cache has been archived.

ksrenegade: Just not much interest in puzzle caches these days so I am archiving this one to clear the area for other cachers to use. Sorry if this may cause any problems! Thank you to all that found this one!!

GCWN1R ▼

A cache by KsRenegade Message this owner

Hidden : 6/17/2006

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Do not go to the listed coordinates unless you want to come by and swap geocaching stories.

Three area cachers, Andy, Doug, and Willy love to compete in anything they can think of. This includes Geocaching. Any statistic they can come up with while caching becomes a competition. In recent months FTF’s have been their passion. The other stat is their "Found Zone". A cacher's found zone is determined by the distance from his home coordinates to his nearest unfound cache. This distance becomes the radius of a circle around his home. The area of this circle is the cacher's found zone, with no unfound caches in this area. Please note that the names have been changed to protect the innocent.

Andy lives in Augusta at N37° 40.998' W096° 58.529' and has a found zone of 428,756.1 square acres.

Doug lives in Douglass at N37° 30.949' W097° 00.121' and has a found zone of 141,926.4 square acres.

Willy lives In Winfield at N37° 14.155' W096° 59.056' and has a found zone of 982,401.8 square acres.

One morning they awake to find a new cache listing and a possible FTF. As fate would have it, each cacher’s nearest unfound cache is the same one, this one.

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You are looking for a cammo painted .30 cal ammo can filled with the usual goodies.
Finding the coordinates to the cache is the toughest part, and is best done "before" you begin your search. Once found, the hunt will be an easy one.
Very little terrain difference and a very little bushwhacking required.
Please feel free to E-mail me if you need some help. Hope you all have fun with this one!