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-steves-:
I have also found some right "nasties" in my finds so far. One of them was a "TINY" little box, hidden in a VERY LARGE OLD tree, you had to lierally delve your hand into holes in the tree, having no idea what may be in there, and evetually i found it, and that was with the help of a friend who had found it before and told me it was hidden in a large tree there. That was proper nasty as you could not see it, tree cover meant no proper GPS readings, and what else was in those folds of the tree, i would hate to imagine :(
BiggerHammer:
Hello all, resurrecting a thread here. Just thought I would show you what I have made. You might have a use for something like this.

I know what you are going to think.... Brilliant Sean you have made AN BOLT! Congratulations lad well done. (sorry lacking sleep and having a bit of fun.)

The fun bit comes in the second picture.



Now for the interesting bit.



I imagine you could just make one from a standard bolt. I made mine from some brass I had laying around (love that shiny brass look) and a purchased nut.

I imagine that could make for a quite evil Hide.

Got the idea from someone who made something similar on youtube for a GeoCache Hide. Hope this gives you some ideas.

(also hope I got the pictures right  :lol: )
-steves-:
Thats nasty, remind me not to go looking for that one, lol  :)
Tony Wells:
I've been using the Multi-Billion Dollar Satellite System to hunt Tuperware in the woods for 4 or 5 years. Lots of fun for the family, and yes, you are taken to a lot of places that are interesting that you otherwise would not be aware of. That's where the hiders help make it interesting. i have only a few hundred finds over 5 states, and own I think 25 currently. I don't jump out of bed for the FTF race any more. That was fun, at first.
Brass_Machine:
That hide bolt is very cool!


Eric


**edited your post to have the pictures show a little bigger
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