#019 Texas Mega Event 100 Series Traditional Cache
#019 Texas Mega Event 100 Series
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Texas Mega Event 100 Series #019
BYOP... PnG????
One of the 100 in the series!
Mega Event Series Information:
10 will publish on Thursday March 8th, 2012. 2 or 3 of the 10 will
be night caches that will publish at night. (after 8pm)
10 will publish on Friday March 9th, 2012. 2 or 3 of the 10 will be
night caches that will publish at night. (after 8pm)
10 more will publish on Saturday March 10th, 2012. 2 or 3 of the 10
will be night caches that will publish at night. (after 8pm)
The containers for these 30 caches will not be placed until
the last minute prior to them being published.
All night caches will use the night cache attribute.
Several cache types will be used in this series. These include
traditionals, multi's, Mystery/Unknown, & Letterbox. There will
also be at least 2 simple easy challenge caches as well.
Cache containers sizes will range from as small as a nano, to even
a large as well. The series will contain as many as up to 10
different container types & styles.
D/T ratings of this series will include caches as easy as 1/1's to
possibly even a 5/5.
Some of these caches in a series, will form powertrails of various
lengths, others will be off on their own.
All of the caches are in Denton County & within 15 miles or
less of Lake Ray Roberts State Park area on the south side of the
lake.
The series number only reflects the order in which I placed these
over the course of a couple of weeks that it took me to place this
series.
MES General Hints:
1. Make sure you have your Geo-Bag of Geo-Tools with you.
Include batteries, flashlight, UV light, Magnets, String, Coins,
Tweezers etc... ;)
2. For those who know my style of cache hides. This series
will contain a few new twists that I will be experimenting with for
the first time. So expect the unexpected. ;)
3. You will NEVER have any need
to cross any fences, or go where you should not be going.
None of these caches have been placed in a manner in which
you should have to cross any fences, or go through any gates that
isn't open to the general public. Got that? ;)
4. Pay attention to the attributes. I do not & have not
set any bogus attributes for any of the caches in this
series.
5. Don't try "Gonzo'ing" any suspected locations for
possible "FTF's", because you maybe wasting your time. As some
locations the cache container won't be placed until the last
minute. Especially for any & all the caches that won't publish
till March 8th, 9th & 10th.
THIS cache's information:
Please don't hunt this one at night, or in large groups of people (more than 2 vehicles). When this one first published, a "flash mob" of people came searching for this one at night & it made the home owner who was across the street very nervous.
So please out of respect for the home owner across the street, please search for this cache during daylight hours only, and in smaller groups. Thank You.
This cache is located on public property, & even the property on the otherside of the fence line is public property owned by Denton County.
Enjoy...
P.S. If you believe this cache or any of my caches need my
attention for whatever reason. Please log a "Need
Maintenance" log in addition to either your "Found" or "DNF"
log. I will Not be offended. This is because I have over
250+ cache hides & by logging an "NM" log this will be of great
help to me in maintaining all of my cache hides, & which caches
of mine that need my attention. Thank You in advance for your help
in this matter.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Grgurerq, yvxr zbfg va gur frevrf. Abg ba gur tebhaq.
Qba'g jbeel nobhg gur qbtf