Watching your video, I think I will do some extra fence post holes "by mistake" as I am putting in fence posts. Will help me find the cache and I can map out the locations on the property where each one is and what is in it. I have nothing but flat open desert for reference points. And anyone seeing me putting in fence will just think i am doing that.
Caches aren’t really meant to be buried at your primary location. They are meant for specific resupply points en route to your alternate or contingency locations based on your individual P.A.C.E. plan.
Watching your video, I think I will do some extra fence post holes "by mistake" as I am putting in fence posts. Will help me find the cache and I can map out the locations on the property where each one is and what is in it. I have nothing but flat open desert for reference points. And anyone seeing me putting in fence will just think i am doing that.
Who makes that shovel? And I agree with another comment, what do you use to locate it
Maybe I missed the part where you talk about marking the place not to lose it...?!
Do you use a GPS, or tree marks, terrain map...?
Topo map and pace offs in two directions in case anyone finds the map
You say seal the threads of the end caps. What do you use for that?
PVC pipe glue
If you think that someone would use a metal detector to hunt for your catches, consider burying metal trash items throughout the property.
Caches aren’t really meant to be buried at your primary location. They are meant for specific resupply points en route to your alternate or contingency locations based on your individual P.A.C.E. plan.
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