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I could use a few if you have enough I’m also looking for some hemostates also. If anyone could help. Thanks!

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Please keep the ideas and /or iteams list coming. If you would like list all the iteams you take with you for your geohikes. I’m sure there are things you take with you that might help other out that they may not have thought about. Thanks for taking the time to read and post on this topic. Have a great day!

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Add this to the bottom when needed and you can CITO in comfort too.

The Litter Kit by hailtothkngbby on Instructables.com

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Timberline Echoes said:
Jim created this walking stick for me and it has just about everything one needs for being out in the woods.
http://www.dnr.wisconsin.gov/wnrmag/2009/06/gear.htm
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I love this idea I will be making one for sure thank you.

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I was thinking about getting one, but didn’t know they came with lights on them too. Way cool will have to look for one like that.

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Yes my geofriend and I are both disabled so we can not do the long hikes like we wish we could. We both would rather be in woods rather than in town. It would be nice if cachers thought of the disabled every once in a while. I’m not whining just merly asking or suggesting. Buy the way we both are farly new to this whole game and very new to these forums.

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anymore ideas?

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I was finding a dead end cache a few weeks back and they the next day took a disabled friend to that same cache I almost go beat up but I guy cause I geuss their truck has been broken it to before and he didn’t know why we were looking around my his property. We were not on his property but he was still very concerned so we talked to him about Geocacheing and we all walked away with out anyone getting hurt. In fact he said he might even check into seeking them too. I believe every cache should be known about to the houses they maybe right near so the people there don’t think other things are happening cause this is not the first time a concerned adult has come out of their home to ask what I am doing. Someone eventually will get hurt if it continues like this. This is just my view and I know I’m new to this whole thing , but I don’t want to be hurt over a log book or kids toy.

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I would love to get one to start my collection. Anyone else interested in donating a path tag to me I would be very greatful. I am farly new and love anything geocaching related. I love those tiny tags. Please send them down my path please so I may tack them up for all to see and learn were they came from. Thank you!

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Thanks everyone for your help, seeing that it is replaced I will try again soon. I wish you all the best of luck with fonding all the caches you look for.

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We have looked every were on this phone except for taking the dang this apart. there isn’t antthing on it. How ever there is a thing on the left side held in by some electric wires once you unscrew the plactic piece. I beleave the cache is no longer on the phone. But if I am wronge I need more hints. PLease!

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we woe by an old non-working pay phone. Has anyone head of people using noises to get you to find a cache and if so do they say it on the cache page normally.

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fond du lac wisconsin
Can you hear me NOW! GC25X12

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ok thank you, that clears up the question I had about a cache in my area. I’m haveing difficalty with one of them. Its call Came you here me NOW! and when were are at gz something in a bush makes a kinda animal sound yet we find nothing alive in the bush.

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@David Cantrell wrote:

I will be there the first part of friday and saturday. I am trying to find more volunteers for the both to keep it going the entire time.

In the mean time, you can go to http://www.lnt.org and there is a wealth of knowledge there.

Thank you very much for the help. I look forward to meeting you.

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