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A Way In Traditional Cache

This cache has been archived.

cynwood: This one is gone. Had a hard time trying to figure out where to put an ammo here and was surprised it lasted as long as it did. I'm going to archive it and let someone else try the area if they want. Thanks to all you had visited.

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Hidden : 8/23/2006
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   regular (regular)

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Located at the beautiful Chinsegut Nature Center Tract & the Big Pine Tract off Hwy 41, north of Brooksville. Parking can be found at the intersection of Hwy 41 & CR481 (Snow Memorial Hwy). These trails takes you through a variety of habitats some of which are in varying stages of restoration.

The caches in this area were orginally placed by girlzgo, and were adopted out to me. I had to make some changes to conform with regulations that FWC has put into effect. If you have already found girlzgo's P2P Series caches you will find this easy. This cache is in the general area of where P2P Series #1 was. This time around you are hunting an ammo can.

Located on the Brooksville ridge in Hernando County, Chinsegut WEA consists of the 408-acre Chinsegut Nature Center and the 420-acre Big Pine Tract, the second largest contiguous tract of old-growth longleaf pine in Florida. Four major events are held at the Nature Center each year: Reptile/Amphibian Expo Day, Pioneer Day, Chinsegut Run and Fun Walk, and Welcome Back Songbirds. Throughout the year, scores of other programs are offered for the general public, school children, and teachers. Take a night walk to May's Prairie and listen for frogs, owls, flying squirrels, bats, and other nighttime wildlife. Learn the fundamentals of bird watching in Birding 101. Hike through the Big Pine Tract with a wildlife biologist and learn to read animal sign. Take an introductory archery workshop or help members of the Florida Native Plant Society and the Hernando Audubon Society remove exotic plants and improve the butterfly garden. Volunteer opportunities abound at Chinsegut WEA. Chinsegut is a choice location for seeing migratory as well as resident birds. White-tailed deer are abundant and frequently wander by the Nature Center. Peruse the Wildlife page for more information about the area's wildlife. (View Link)

This cache is located within the Chinsegut WEA. Vistors should be aware of seasonal hunting and must abide by all area regulations while on the area. Please visit link for more information.

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