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by Beverly Durfee on November 22, 2006

To me, treasure hunting suggests more of a pirating/pillaging fiasco than the actual art of navigating through nature to find and log an area that another adventurer thought was worth sharing with you.
The commission certainly needs to do its homework, as this quote shows:
The panel had planned to consider a proposal for a permit system for geocache games Thursday but Doyle Shook, the agency's chief of wildlife management, pulled it off the table.
"We're just not ready for this," Shook said.
Just not ready for the public - who happen to own these lands - to use them in a non-destructive, educational way? Tell me again why we've set the land aside. There must be something I'm missing.
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Pablo
(01/20/10 6:18am)
Bear in mind that bureaucrats always act defensively; whenever something innovative comes into existence, the first thing they do is to cover themselves from any sort of trouble. Thats why things like this happen.
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