Cache and Carry

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Originally Posted by pm28570

But are you prepared for "crow"? :) Have fun and welcome back to Maine, Dick.

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Dan has done a good job keeping crow out of his diet!

I still have and remember my father using his Marlin 10 gauge goose gun, made a big difference over the rest of us with 12 gauges.

No. It's a joke. Although I do tend to carry more often than not. And since I was caching Saturday night and carrying, that would mean I was caching and carrying.

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Originally Posted by dubord207

Gob-ler and wife Kathy are due here at Chez Dubord within the hour. Tomorrow I will be "packing" an Ithica .10 guage mag loaded with Bismuth # 4's, 3 and a half inch shells. The barrel is extra full choke and 40 inches long! Weighs 12 pound and I assume Dick won't carry it for me again this year....but I bet with his extraordinary calling skills I'll be eating turkey tomorrow evening!:)

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I was watching a redneck documentary (aka youtube) last night and came across this pic. That guy looks familiar.....

Ha Ha HA ,love it!!!!!

Sheesh, Dave. That's not what I use for turkeys! That's obviously my deer rifle. And I thought you knew guns!:D

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Originally Posted by brdad

I was watching a redneck documentary (aka youtube) last night and came across this pic. That guy looks familiar.....

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Originally Posted by hollora

Well, my son-in-law who is a law enforcement officer just had to dispatch a rabid raccoon right in a city when the raccoon was attacking him and the person who called about it being in her yard. There are more and more rabid (wild) animals in our woods - which is sad.

I have not carried while caching but would not discount the possibility. My concealed weapon permit is not current but upon renewing it might consider this. Agree with Sudonim - one should be fully trained.

Worked in a profession for over 20 years where I carried a weapon. My purse was specifically designed with a holster for a 38 and I had to qualify annually.

Haven't carried a weapon for a while. After hearing the tale of the cachers on the border, however, I have been thinking.

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Originally Posted by attroll

Sorry. If you looking for a postive answer to have an excuse to cary then I am sorry your not getting it here from me.

Let me rephrase my last statement then.

No I do not carry a firearm or a weapon when geocaching. I feel no need to. If there is a cache area that looks suspecious or sketchy then I do not look for it and leave the area. If something does not feel right then you should not do it.

If you were shoot at while caching then you should report it to the police and to the cache owner and have the cache disabled. Also if you were shoot at while at a cache or going to a cache location then you should also pass that information on to the rest of us here on this site so we are aware of it.

What cache was it you were shot at? I want to make sure I do not do this cache.

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Yeah, Which one?
Did anyone report to TAT??
Funny,
SOMEONE(???) reported to TAT about my joke reguarding watch mugglers with a gun, and my cache gets questioned. But this doesn't , HMMMmmmmmm.......

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Originally Posted by brdad

I was watching a redneck documentary (aka youtube) last night and came across this pic. That guy looks familiar.....

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Dang I wish I had that gun when my daughter was a teen, might of scared away some of the looser she dated :D:D:D:D

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Originally Posted by Opalsns

Yeah, Which one?
Did anyone report to TAT??
Funny,
SOMEONE(???) reported to TAT about my joke reguarding watch mugglers with a gun, and my cache gets questioned. But this doesn't , HMMMmmmmmm.......

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This incident was back in '06 (back when GPSFun was our approver), as I recall it was reported to the state police.

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Originally Posted by Opalsns

Yeah, Which one?
Did anyone report to TAT??
Funny,
SOMEONE(???) reported to TAT about my joke reguarding watch mugglers with a gun, and my cache gets questioned. But this doesn't , HMMMmmmmmm.......

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The cache in question was the Little Falls Cache (GCWMFE) by Sudonim (2/2), on the eastern border. Tat was not a volunteer at the time, but I do think Groundspeak was aware of it as well as local authorities. Sudonim also put a warning on the cache page and I imagine was prepared to archive it if need be. And at least in my mind there is a difference between potential poachers in a cache area and suggesting an armed cache hider guard their cache from muggles.

I plan to start patrolling my caches on a daily basis armed and prepared to forcibly repell muggles!

Patty, meet Chadd. Chadd, meet Patty!

I'm going to get some C4 and Claymores to place around some of my caches that folks have been disturbing. Groundspeak is going to have to add an "explosives" icon to the attribute section. Lot easier then having to patrol caches. So Chadd, I'm sure you must still remember how to lay out a string of claymores?:D

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Originally Posted by CARoperPhotography

I plan to start patrolling my caches on a daily basis armed and prepared to forcibly repell muggles!

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Hi Chadd,
Real Nice to meet Ya,
What's a claymore?
Is It Like a Spiked Trail Bat?

Opalsns

Claymores= Landmines

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Originally Posted by Haffy

Claymores= Landmines

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Directional (aim-able) land mines. :D:D

A Claymore is a BIG freekin' sword! Ask William Wallace. (Braveheart)

Claymore is a sword, don't you play RPGs?

Big guns, big explosions, smoke, fire, destruction.

Oh, I'm getting a funny feeling.