Re: [Az-Geocaching] Required permits in AZ

              Cord,
    This forum is generally for folks wanting to play a game.  A very    friendly game, and a lot of fun.  
    Why in the world would you choose to insult so many people who have    faith in God and/or in Jesus Christ in this forum?  Was there really    a need for that? Did we insult you in any way?  And, why the choice    of this day, Easter?  This is a day we (Christians) remember the    rising of our Lord and Savior. This is also the weekend of Passover    for our Jewish friends.  
    Some speak of tolerance of our differences as a desirable thing. Is    this the way you display yours?
    Steven Stringham
    A believer in Jesus Christ.
            Cannot restrain myself from quipping:  This is Arizona, after all,      where the common belief is held that the world is only 6,000 years      old and it was all settled at the Scopes Monkey trial....thus, at      night with my flashlight, under the covers, I read and subscribe      to heresy.  Why do I suspect you of doing the same?
On 03/30/2013 02:40 PM, Regan Smith        wrote:
                You can walk in Bulldog for free
                    George, Bulldog Rec Area has several access gates to primitive          roads into different use area's.  I assume you will wish to          access Bull Dog from the old Sheep Crossing Area near the          bridge crossing near Saguaro Lake.  The permission is free and          provides the combination to the gate locks and also permission          to enter for recreation uses.  It is available at the Ranger          district ofice at 5140 E. Ingram St., Mesa, Az.
On 03/29/2013 08:53 PM, AJ George            wrote:
We recently returned to the Phoenix area              after leaving in 2005. The only required permit I was              aware of was for State Trust Land. However, I recently              read a cache log or description and it referenced a Tonto              Pass. What is that and where would I get one? I am              assuming it is probably another required permit?              
I eventually plan on getting out to Bulldog Canyon                and getting "Geocache". I know a permit is required for                access there. I know it is a limited time-frame permit.
So if I am going to geocache in AZ, what                federal/local permits do I need? Do all geocache                descriptions state whether a certain permit is required?                Or is that a crapshoot?
                -- 
                AJ George II aka G-Squad

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