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Travel Bug Dog Tag Cross Ranch Seaman

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Released:
Saturday, November 12, 2005
Origin:
North Dakota, United States
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I would like to visit all of the caches on the Lewis and Clark Trail and some day return safely home.

About This Item

Cross Ranch Seaman begins his journey

"The greatest traveler of my species. My name is Seaman, the dog of Captain Meriwether Lewis, whom I accompanied to the Pacific Ocean through the interior of the continent of North America." This was reportedly written on the collar worn by Seaman after his return.

Seaman's journey with the Corps of Discovery began when Captain Lewis purchased the Newfoundland dog for $20 in 1803. Seaman served as a hunter, retriever, early warning system against grizzly bears, guard dog, faithful companion, and even saved the captain's lives. Some reports indicate that Seaman may have stayed with Lewis until his death in 1809, and may have even remained at his master's grave until he also died.

Seaman, the travel bug companion, starts his journey from Cross Ranch State Park in central North Dakota.

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Tracking History (3934.5mi) View Map

Write note 11/2/2008 RushingAround posted a note for it   Visit Log

Who let the dog out? Seaman is out and about somewhere. He's listed as being in our cache, but we just checked the cache today, and he's not there. I hope he finds his way to a new home soon!

Dropped Off 9/8/2008 Ecorangers placed it in Snake and Arrows Wisconsin - 4.02 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/8/2008 Ecorangers retrieved it from PS Memorial Hamilton Park Wisconsin   Visit Log

NIce looking tb. thanks for putting him out there. Thanks from the ecorangers, WEst Bend Wi.

Dropped Off 9/7/2008 TheAbird placed it in PS Memorial Hamilton Park Wisconsin - 15.15 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/6/2008 TheAbird retrieved it from Nature's Mugglers Wisconsin   Visit Log

How cute! Will place in a different cache (in WI) since unable to place on the trail! Thanks, will place soon!

Dropped Off 8/23/2008 bluetansy placed it in Nature's Mugglers Wisconsin - 1,649.31 miles  Visit Log

Didn't have plans to travel along his destination, so thought best to drop him somewhere so he can at least keep moving. I hope he enjoyed his brief stop here.

Retrieve It from a Cache 7/27/2008 bluetansy retrieved it from Frightful Fred's Face! Wisconsin   Visit Log

What a cute little guy. Guess we will have to do a little research on the Lewis and Clark Trail, as that is his mission.

Discovered It 4/27/2008 geohunter100 discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered this one. Left it for someone else.

Dropped Off 4/20/2008 TamCo placed it in Frightful Fred's Face! Wisconsin - 1,447.31 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 3/27/2008 TamCo retrieved it from Canister Cache Arizona   Visit Log

Found this TB while caching in Arizona. Thought that this poochie looked like it could use a break from the heat. I see from the picture that he is used to the cold and snow.

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