- I hope that the US Fish and Wildlife funding threat is a ploy, but I've got problems with the lie part of it. But I guess this one hits home for me and my purpose of geocaching. Geocaching fits perfectly with remote areas. Placing coordinates to a cache in the middle of Rockpile Wilderness or Cowards Hollow gives people incentive to find, explore, and enjoy these areas. These are places that you would probably not know about otherwise--or visit without the extra enticement of a geocache. And the US Fish and Wildlife, the US Forest Service, the Missouri DNR (pick a government agency, it doesn't matter) should applaud the efforts of *common* citizens who are trying to let people know about these special, scenic spots--not tie their hands with (over) regulation. Hairy aka The Anarchist Hillbilly (I've got to go now. My moonshinin' still is about to bubble over--can't afford to waste any of my special White Lightnin') Mike Griffin <griff@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:- Greg, If it is there rules that we stay out of Wilderness and Conservation areas, then that is what we must do. Otherwise, we would be out of state parks as well. Soon everyone will follow and we will have all virtuals. I think that the US Funding part is a ploy to keep people out of areas that they were told was off limits anyhow. Mike --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. **************************************************************************** Our WebPage! Http://WWW.GeoStL.com Mail List Info. //www.freelists.org/cgi-bin/list?list_id=geocaching ****************************************************************************