The cache was plundered only a short time after it was
initally created. It was in plain sight and had a
combination lock on the box with the combination in
the web page. Someone riped the lid off and emptied
the contents. The empty shell was on the tree for a
long time after that.
Finally, about a year ago, the tree was cut down and
the field plowed. I assume the box was removed with
the tree, but since the lid was ripped off and
discarded earlier, it was in the field for you to
find.
Bob
--- Roping The Wind <
arizcowboy@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> That cache had been archived for a few years. I dont
> think there is any
> doubt that was a peice of the ammo box from the
> Metro Pecan Cache. Is it
> possible that they plowed the field over (and cut
> the trees) and plowed the
> cache into the ground? We didnt do any digging, but
> we didnt find any other
> remnants of an ammo box otherwise.
>
> Team Ropingthewind
> Scott
>
>
>
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