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Written by Team Snaptek

Created: 18 June 2002

Last Updated: 20 October 2014

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Plaque
On our recent trip to the Payson area we stopped and found the Strawberry School Cache. To our suprise we found we had been honored with a monument at the site! Take a peek. ;)

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Written by Team Snaptek

Created: 31 May 2002

Last Updated: 20 October 2014

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Geocaching makes the news once again!!! Also this web site gets some press, maybe we will see an increase in traffic!!!
Arizona Republic Article - Newsprint

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Written by Team Snaptek

Created: 18 April 2002

Last Updated: 20 October 2014

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"The Washington Post is reporting that a late-model car, loaded with wireless surveillance gear, a remote kill switch and GPS, is being left (unlocked, presumably) on the streets of the Washington, D.C. metro area as 'bait' for car thieves. This article reports that they've just made their first bust with the vehicle."
I hope they bring "theif caching" to Arizona, since we have the highest car theft rate in the US.

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Written by Team Snaptek

Created: 16 March 2002

Last Updated: 20 October 2014

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This web site can now be reached at www.AzGeocaching.com. The old addresses of www.Snaptek.com/geocaching/ and Geocaching.Snaptek.com will continue to work, so there is no need to worry about changing you bookmarks and such. The mailing list can now be reached at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or the alias of This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The old e-mail address' will continue to work as well.

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Written by Brian Cluff

Created: 28 February 2002

Last Updated: 20 October 2014

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There are farmers that are using GPSRs to spray fertalizers and pesticides on only exact locations of their fields that need it. Very cool... Less poision in my diet is always a good thing in my book.

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Written by Brian Cluff

Created: 14 February 2002

Last Updated: 20 October 2014

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On Tue, Feb 5th Team Snaptek sent out a message for Bob Renner that included everyone that was on the AZ-geocacheing mailing list with the exception of any address that Team "Wyle E" was subscribed with.

The message detailed a prank to be played on Team "Wyle E" involving the cache "West of the pecos" that would be placed.

I've put together a behind the scenes account of some of the people that were involved in the prank that is very funny at times and will give you a little more inforation about why and when certain logs and mailing list messages were sent and some talk about ideas that were never tried.

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Written by Brian Cluff

Created: 08 February 2002

Last Updated: 20 October 2014

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While roaming the net today I stopped by Team "Wyle E’s" webcam and managed to find a cache before it was placed. When Mr. E was asked how to log a find on his yet to be placed cache he replied with:
"!!!!! I’m busted !!!!
This was great Brian! I got a good laugh from it. Perhaps your record for finding a cache before it's even hidden should be logged on the snaptek web. :-)"
So I am writing this article to claim my find (grin).

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Written by Jason Poulter

Created: 30 December 2001

Last Updated: 20 October 2014

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I added a new feature to the individual team stats. If you go to team stats and pick your team from the list you will see the new features. They export the data customized to your individual team so you can plan and keep track of the caches more easily. Let me know what ya think, have fun!

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Written by Brian Cluff

Created: 29 December 2001

Last Updated: 20 October 2014

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Seems like are multi-team assaults on caches are working great previously Rim RR Depot and now the latest cache to fall victim to it Bronco Butte. Looks like it was a 3 Teams that beat this one... check out the log entries on the geocaching site. Bronco Butte