Jackson's Fenton the Frankenstein Monster Trackable

For Fenton and his hitchhikers to make people smile, without scaring them, while traveling the world and visiting every continent, spreading the Scout Law: to be trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent.

Please post pictures when you find them.

I released my Cub Scout Pack 513 Wolf Trackable in Peoria, Arizona, as part of our annual Pack Geocaching activity!!  In addition to mine, Geo-Braeden released Shakes the Skeleton TB, Geo-Ethan released his Sammy the Shark TB, Geo-Jack released his Alvin the Alligator TB, Geo-Matthew released his Arizona State Flag TB, Geo-Merrick released his Theodore the T-Rex TB, Geo-Nicholas released his Sid the Sabre Tooth Tiger TB, and Geo-Pete released his Harry the Bigfoot Trackable.

Fenton the Frankenstein enjoys shuffling along slowly between caches, trying not to scare any geocachers. He is starting his journey with two hitchhikers.  The Scout Wolf, a symbol of the Cub Scouts, and a leather fob with a specific Scout message.

Fenton and his hitchhikers were initially set free by Jackson Kirkland in Peoria, Arizona, who wants to see them travel from cache to cache spreading the Boy Scout Law around the world: be trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. 

Fenton is made of aluminum and measures just under 2".  The Scout Wolf is made of pewter, measures about 2"x3”.  The leather fob measures about 2”x3”.  They should fit nicely in medium size cache containers.  They are all attached to a 3.5" chain for attaching to your favorite traveler.