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Travel Bug Dog Tag Coon&Bud's Travel Bug Dog Tag on his hiking stick

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Owner:
KoonandBud Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Monday, June 7, 2010
Origin:
Arkansas, United States
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Current Goal

This travel bug is attached to my walking stick. I got the walking stick at Loretta Lynn's Restaurant. It is made from Virgina Pine and is very lightweight. I want to stay with Coon&Bud as he geocaches and can be discovered at Geoevents and on the trail.

About This Item

A walking stick made from Virginia Pine. It has a buck deer carved in the walking stick and has a rubber stopper on the end. It also has a leather string for your hand to hold onto the walking stick.

Tracking History (17102.4mi) View Map

Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 81 Nebraska - 1.09 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 73 Nebraska - .32 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 71 Nebraska - 1.23 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 77 Nebraska - .58 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 70 Nebraska - 3.79 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 83 Nebraska - .87 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 88 Nebraska - 1.43 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 89 Nebraska - 1.58 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 62 Nebraska - 2.92 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/3/2015 KoonandBud took it to The Ribbon Trail - 105 Nebraska - .7 miles  Visit Log
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