Travel Bug Dog Tag COPYTAG - Draining the Muggle Swamp Scorpion Style with 8 maids a-milking

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Owner:
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Released:
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Origin:
Washington, United States
Recently Spotted:
In MSPCGT:Baraga SP

This is not collectible.

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Current Goal

Everyone knows what a COPY TAG is, right?! This means the original TB was picked up by someone who took it out of circulation and the original TB has gone missing or not logged for a long time. Were they new geocachers and didn’t understand the game? Did it fall out of the pocket of the last geocacher on the trail? Is it sitting at the bottom of some kids toybox? At the Good Will? What?! Where the fluff are you??????

I can’t take it anymore. I’m setting the copy tags free. I refuse to let these tags fizzle into the TB blackhole.

In honor of each TB, I will be keeping their original birth name/story and attach something a little less appealing to ‘pull out of circulation’…hopefully.

If you want to know why this guy is a part of this series go check out the previous logs.

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This guy was just born. His mission is to travel the span of his life meeting fun cachers and caches.Go.

About This Item

Type: Bug

Diet:Carnivore

Average life span in the wild:3 to 8 years

Size:Average, 2.5 in (6 cm); Largest, 8.3 in (21 cm)

Did you know?

Scientists aren't sure why, but scorpions are fluorescent under ultraviolet light.

Researchers have even frozen scorpions overnight, only to put them in the sun the next day and watch them thaw out and walk away.

 

'http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/bugs/scorpion/'

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    Discovered It 2/26/2024 MasterSergeantUSMC discovered it Michigan   Visit Log

    This is part of the game I am not good at -- logging TBs in an appropriate time. I have recently seen this TB in person (on online) and am trying to catch up with logging now. Thank you for sharing, from Eden Prairie MN.
    Discovered It 11/11/2023 TNbound1 discovered it Michigan   Visit Log

    Found in Michigan
    Discovered It 9/10/2023 cjhanson discovered it Michigan   Visit Log

    Discovered it in the Baraga SP GeoTour cache. I can totally relate to the missing trackable dilemma. I’ve experienced it several times myself. Very frustrating!
    Dropped Off 9/3/2023 DaYooper placed it in MSPCGT:Baraga SP Michigan - 240.46 miles  Visit Log

    Dropped this off on the shores of the Gitche Gumee (Lake Superior)
    DaYooper

    Retrieve It from a Cache 8/27/2023 DaYooper retrieved it from A TE Welcome Wisconsin   Visit Log

    Going to take this to a place up north from here
    DaYooper
    Discovered It 8/24/2023 SOMMERTL discovered it Wisconsin   Visit Log

    8/24/23
    Discovered It 7/19/2023 MsMarenMac discovered it Wisconsin   Visit Log

    Saw it!
    Dropped Off 7/4/2023 weigel16 placed it in A TE Welcome Wisconsin - 172.24 miles  Visit Log

    Found this is a remote spot. This looked like a nice temporary home for it.
    Grab It (Not from a Cache) 6/27/2023 weigel16 grabbed it   Visit Log

    I found this TB in an old leaky ammo can, GC1AZFK. I took it and will find a nicer TB hotel to drop it off in.

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    Discovered It 5/24/2023 little-leggs discovered it   Visit Log

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