Re: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Who Manages What

Sounds like someone flexing his proverbial muscle because he can. Didn't you have a discussion about this with a Park Ranger not too long ago? I thought the officer you had the run-in with today and the one before would be from the same agency.

Brian
Team A.I.


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> From: "Regan L Smith" <buggers@mindspring.com>
> Date: 2003/10/26 Sun PM 07:09:54 EST
> To: <listserv@azgeocaching.com>
> Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Who Manages What
>
> Hey Steve
>
> I was told today by a Park Gestapo, see log for ARRGH!*^&$% that it is ILLEGAL to geocache in the national forest, but was also told that if you buy a pass it is ok to do whatever, in the same sentence....then he said yes please tell them who you are and where you placed your geocache so they can arrest you in impound your computer, that they just did this last month to a geocacher......
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Team Tierra Buena
> To: Arizona Geocaching
> Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 12:04 PM
> Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Who Manages What
>
>
> There's a front-page story today in my favorite <hack.kaff> newspaper, the Arizona Republic, about crimes being committed on public lands (I'm rather surprised they didn't include Geocaching in the article!). But in the continuation of the article on page A28, there's a nice little map and chart showing each of the federally managed recreation lands in the state and what agency (USFS, NPS, BLM, FWS) manages each. This could be a handy-dandy little reference when you're thinking about where to hide your next ammo can.
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> I was able to find the article online but not the chart.
>
> Steve
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> Team Tierra Buena
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Hey Steve
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I was told today by a Park Gestapo, see log for
ARRGH!*^&amp;$% that it is ILLEGAL to geocache in the national forest, but was
also told that if you buy a pass it is ok to do whatever, in the same
sentence....then&nbsp;he said yes please tell them who you are and where you
placed your geocache so they can arrest you in impound your computer, that they
just did this last month to a geocacher......
&nbsp;
&nbsp;

----- Original Message -----
From:
Team Tierra Buena
To: Arizona Geocaching

Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 12:04
PM
Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Who Manages
What


There’s a front-page story today
in my favorite &lt;hack…kaff&gt; newspaper, the Arizona
Republic, about
crimes being committed on public lands (I’m rather surprised they didn’t
include Geocaching in the article!). But in the continuation of the article on
page A28, there’s a nice little map and chart showing each of the federally
managed recreation lands in the state and what agency (USFS, NPS, BLM, FWS)
manages each. This could be a handy-dandy little reference when you’re
thinking about where to hide your next ammo can.
I was able to find the article
online but not the chart.
Steve
Team Tierra
Buena
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