Camo duct tape

[Miata]

Where do you guys find this stuff? Might be a good idea to have some of this stuff around the house.

[EnergySaver]

I’ve seen it at True Value Hardware stores, specifically Drew’s True Value in Port Washington, WI (N43 24.579 W87 52.263). Think I’ve seen it at Fleet Farm, Home Depot, and Dunham Sport too. It’s hard to find, cause it’s camo and blends in with it’s surroundings

Oh ya … will most likely not find it in the geocaching section , I see it by the “normal” duct tape (by the house paint / masking tape-ish area at Drew’s), in some stores it might be by hunting stuff.

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[WISearchers]

I’ve also have bought it at Wally World….also at Gander Mountain.

[Cheesehead Dave]

Look by the guns. The roll I bought was intended for wrapping your rifle and was in the gun accessory section.

[EnergySaver]

Opps, I see the asker is in Neenah … correction to my earlier listing: I bet you can find some closer than the hardware store in Port Washington

[GeoPink]

Fleet Farm Sporting Goods/Hunting Stuff

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[marc_54140]

Sheels (spelling?) at the Mall.

[Miata]

Here I had the Miata all fired up and ready to head to Port Washington! I did a great 125 mile run today and only found 3 caches, but what fantastic weather!!!

Thanks for all of the replies!! Sounds like a lot of places must carry the stuff, but being camo it no doubt blended into the store shelves too well for me to see it!

[Miata]

I picked up a roll of it at Wally World tonight. Must have looked at it 5 or 6 times before I read the label right. Kinda like some of those dang micros I have been finding in pine trees!

[EnergySaver]

Darn camo tape displays! I’m going to write the Duct people and insist that they shrink wrap those things in orange plastic, so a fella can find them in the store.

I have the same problem with paint … I was spraying an ammo box with flat black, grey and green … turned around to set down the paints … turned back, took me 10 minutes to find the darn ammo box … then I could not find the spray paint cans.

The lessons I’ve learned:
(1) Always leave the ammo boxes open until you’ve place them inside the rotted out tree. The natural dark green of the inside of the box makes it visible 5 feet away.
(2) Never put your paint cans next to each other. Keep a 1 feet gap between them, or replace the lids with day-glo-orange lids.

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