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A New Geocache Log Container

A New Geocache Log Container
Hello people,

I hope you like my first instructable it is about how to make a new type of geocach I will hide later in time, this is a smailer version of the bison tube.

ok so the first thing is what am I showing you what im making so here is an image of what im making today... (sorry about the quality of the image)
 
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Step 1First You need...

First You need...
Ok so what you need to make this is an address tube for dogs, cats, and other pets. (Not Fish)

You will also need a pen and paper.

Tools you also need are: sizers, tape, and a stanley-knife. (Be carful with the sizers and stanley-knife)
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May 31, 2011. 12:17 AMflyingwaya says:
Where did you get so many pet address tubes. I don't even know were to find them in Wisconsin. Can you please help. I need some that are affordable seeing that I'm on SSDI.
Jun 15, 2011. 1:45 PMflyingwaya says:
yet me know where you are going to move your stuff to so I can follow your great ideas. By the way my geo name is fdlseeker if you want to be friends on the geosites too. Thanks for the grea ideas.
Sep 10, 2009. 7:36 PMcowtipper97 says:
i LOVE geocaching! defenantly gonna accept your request to add to my group
Sep 21, 2009. 11:08 PMknex_mepalm says:
i would do this stuff, whatever it is, but what is it?!
Jul 25, 2009. 6:17 AMhailtothkngbby says:
Nice job. Perfect for a mini 'cache. These are even small enough, you could put them in a larger 'cache as a trade item, that way people who have no idea how to make a 'cache can trade for one and set it somewhere else.
Jul 26, 2009. 8:07 AMhailtothkngbby says:
I've traded plenty of stuff just like this. I find it's better to trade useful stuff, like a mini pad of paper, mini-pens, batteries, and tiny compasses. In my opinion, this falls directly into the useful category. Better than leaving behind some useless junk that you found in a dollar-store clearance bin.
Jul 25, 2009. 7:45 PMKanein Encanto says:
Maybe not for a trade item, but would be another option for seed / daughter caches to put into nurseries.

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I am a very active person that loves geocaching and DIY things. I have made the geocaching guide, geocaching instructables, and even a intro for an camera. This may be out of date as this was writte...
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