I am in the process of planting a letterbox with a tie-in to
bookcrossing.com. Near my letterbox, I was going to plant an ammunition box
full of paperback books. Each paperback was going to be baggied, with a
larger baggie (or two) holding the individually baggied books, so in a
sense, they would each be double bagged. I was wondering if anyone out
there has done much in the way of ammo boxes and whether or not my idea
would stay dry. Any input?
I was also considering an ammo box to be used for hitchhikers. Any
experience or input on that?
-Oak N Shield
Ammunition boxes
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Started on 2005-07-25
Ammunition boxes
From: Henderty (henderty@oplin.org) |
Date: 2005-07-25 13:43:32 UTC-04:00
Re: Ammunition boxes
From: aintnorock19 (aintnorock19@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-07-25 18:16:11 UTC
Ammo boxes are often used for geo-caches; you wouldn't want people to
get confused. I used to use an ammo box as a first aid kit when I was
an EMT. They're pretty airtight, and with double baggies, I'm sure
that the books will stay dry. Good idea, btw.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Henderty" wrote:
> I am in the process of planting a letterbox with a tie-in to
> bookcrossing.com. Near my letterbox, I was going to plant an
ammunition box
> full of paperback books. Each paperback was going to be baggied,
with a
> larger baggie (or two) holding the individually baggied books, so in
a
> sense, they would each be double bagged. I was wondering if anyone
out
> there has done much in the way of ammo boxes and whether or not my
idea
> would stay dry. Any input?
> I was also considering an ammo box to be used for hitchhikers. Any
> experience or input on that?
>
> -Oak N Shield
get confused. I used to use an ammo box as a first aid kit when I was
an EMT. They're pretty airtight, and with double baggies, I'm sure
that the books will stay dry. Good idea, btw.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Henderty"
> I am in the process of planting a letterbox with a tie-in to
> bookcrossing.com. Near my letterbox, I was going to plant an
ammunition box
> full of paperback books. Each paperback was going to be baggied,
with a
> larger baggie (or two) holding the individually baggied books, so in
a
> sense, they would each be double bagged. I was wondering if anyone
out
> there has done much in the way of ammo boxes and whether or not my
idea
> would stay dry. Any input?
> I was also considering an ammo box to be used for hitchhikers. Any
> experience or input on that?
>
> -Oak N Shield
Re: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
From: JARS (ontario_cacher@yahoo.ca) |
Date: 2005-07-25 14:29:14 UTC-04:00
One baggie per book should be very adequate. I've
found a number of ammo box geocaches and never found
the contents in them to be wet or even damp. I have
one of my own that's been out for a few months and the
contents are in great shape.
Rosemarie
--- Henderty wrote:
---------------------------------
I am in the process of planting a letterbox with a
tie-in to
bookcrossing.com. Near my letterbox, I was going to
plant an ammunition box
full of paperback books. Each paperback was going to
be baggied, with a
larger baggie (or two) holding the individually
baggied books, so in a
sense, they would each be double bagged. I was
wondering if anyone out
there has done much in the way of ammo boxes and
whether or not my idea
would stay dry. Any input?
I was also considering an ammo box to be used for
hitchhikers. Any
experience or input on that?
-Oak N Shield
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found a number of ammo box geocaches and never found
the contents in them to be wet or even damp. I have
one of my own that's been out for a few months and the
contents are in great shape.
Rosemarie
--- Henderty
---------------------------------
I am in the process of planting a letterbox with a
tie-in to
bookcrossing.com. Near my letterbox, I was going to
plant an ammunition box
full of paperback books. Each paperback was going to
be baggied, with a
larger baggie (or two) holding the individually
baggied books, so in a
sense, they would each be double bagged. I was
wondering if anyone out
there has done much in the way of ammo boxes and
whether or not my idea
would stay dry. Any input?
I was also considering an ammo box to be used for
hitchhikers. Any
experience or input on that?
-Oak N Shield
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RE: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
From: (bonedoc@bakinaction.com) |
Date: 2005-07-25 20:56:06 UTC-07:00
I have never seen an ammo box. I wonder if it would cause need for alarm if
someone either saw you planting it or accidentally stumbled across it (ie:
terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember that incidence of a
magnetic letter box that someone planted under a mailbox in Auburn? and a
postal worker called the bomb squad because he didn't know what to think of
it. An officer contacted the letterboxer once it was determined safe and he
read the inner contents.
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someone either saw you planting it or accidentally stumbled across it (ie:
terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember that incidence of a
magnetic letter box that someone planted under a mailbox in Auburn? and a
postal worker called the bomb squad because he didn't know what to think of
it. An officer contacted the letterboxer once it was determined safe and he
read the inner contents.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
From: aintnorock19 (aintnorock19@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-07-26 13:58:07 UTC
You have a point, if the boxes were to be found accidently, but since
they are hidden, I don't think it would be that big a problem. Just
my $.02
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, wrote:
> I have never seen an ammo box. I wonder if it would cause need for
alarm if
> someone either saw you planting it or accidentally stumbled across
it (ie:
> terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember that incidence
of a
> magnetic letter box that someone planted under a mailbox in Auburn?
and a
> postal worker called the bomb squad because he didn't know what to
think of
> it. An officer contacted the letterboxer once it was determined safe
and he
> read the inner contents.
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
they are hidden, I don't think it would be that big a problem. Just
my $.02
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com,
> I have never seen an ammo box. I wonder if it would cause need for
alarm if
> someone either saw you planting it or accidentally stumbled across
it (ie:
> terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember that incidence
of a
> magnetic letter box that someone planted under a mailbox in Auburn?
and a
> postal worker called the bomb squad because he didn't know what to
think of
> it. An officer contacted the letterboxer once it was determined safe
and he
> read the inner contents.
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
From: Hikers_n_ Hounds (hikers_n_hounds@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-07-26 07:28:19 UTC-07:00
I've thought that myself, however did you see on the news the type of container used for the bus bombs in London? Big see-thru plastic rubbermaid lookin' thing. I write all over the outside of my boxes in sharpie to let the casual finder know what it is.
aintnorock19 wrote:You have a point, if the boxes were to be found accidently, but since
they are hidden, I don't think it would be that big a problem. Just
my $.02
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, wrote:
> I have never seen an ammo box. I wonder if it would cause need for
alarm if
> someone either saw you planting it or accidentally stumbled across
it (ie:
> terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember that incidence
of a
> magnetic letter box that someone planted under a mailbox in Auburn?
and a
> postal worker called the bomb squad because he didn't know what to
think of
> it. An officer contacted the letterboxer once it was determined safe
and he
> read the inner contents.
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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they are hidden, I don't think it would be that big a problem. Just
my $.02
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com,
> I have never seen an ammo box. I wonder if it would cause need for
alarm if
> someone either saw you planting it or accidentally stumbled across
it (ie:
> terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember that incidence
of a
> magnetic letter box that someone planted under a mailbox in Auburn?
and a
> postal worker called the bomb squad because he didn't know what to
think of
> it. An officer contacted the letterboxer once it was determined safe
and he
> read the inner contents.
>
>
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Re: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
From: JARS (ontario_cacher@yahoo.ca) |
Date: 2005-07-26 12:12:19 UTC-04:00
I agree that if it's hidden well it's not likely to be
found accidently. It's also a good idea to paint the
ammo box so it no longer says "ammunition". Paint it
black or deep brown or deep green and it will really
be hard to see and less likely that a noxer/muggle
will spot it. Might also want to paint the word
"letterbox" to the outside of the box.
--- aintnorock19 wrote:
---------------------------------
You have a point, if the boxes were to be found
accidently, but since
they are hidden, I don't think it would be that big a
problem. Just
my $.02
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com,
wrote:
> I have never seen an ammo box. I wonder if it would
cause need for
alarm if
> someone either saw you planting it or accidentally
stumbled across
it (ie:
> terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember
that incidence
of a
> magnetic letter box that someone planted under a
mailbox in Auburn?
and a
> postal worker called the bomb squad because he
didn't know what to
think of
> it. An officer contacted the letterboxer once it was
determined safe
and he
> read the inner contents.
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found accidently. It's also a good idea to paint the
ammo box so it no longer says "ammunition". Paint it
black or deep brown or deep green and it will really
be hard to see and less likely that a noxer/muggle
will spot it. Might also want to paint the word
"letterbox" to the outside of the box.
--- aintnorock19
---------------------------------
You have a point, if the boxes were to be found
accidently, but since
they are hidden, I don't think it would be that big a
problem. Just
my $.02
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com,
wrote:
> I have never seen an ammo box. I wonder if it would
cause need for
alarm if
> someone either saw you planting it or accidentally
stumbled across
it (ie:
> terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember
that incidence
of a
> magnetic letter box that someone planted under a
mailbox in Auburn?
and a
> postal worker called the bomb squad because he
didn't know what to
think of
> it. An officer contacted the letterboxer once it was
determined safe
and he
> read the inner contents.
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RE: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
From: melanie (maiden1974@verizon.net) |
Date: 2005-07-27 09:47:56 UTC-07:00
I have one box out there in an ammo box. It's been there two years now (in
the rainly PNW) and everything inside has been perfectly dry.
The one I got sealed very well.
Maiden
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Subject: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
I am in the process of planting a letterbox with a tie-in to
bookcrossing.com. Near my letterbox, I was going to plant an ammunition box
full of paperback books. Each paperback was going to be baggied, with a
larger baggie (or two) holding the individually baggied books, so in a
sense, they would each be double bagged. I was wondering if anyone out
there has done much in the way of ammo boxes and whether or not my idea
would stay dry. Any input?
I was also considering an ammo box to be used for hitchhikers. Any
experience or input on that?
-Oak N Shield
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the rainly PNW) and everything inside has been perfectly dry.
The one I got sealed very well.
Maiden
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I am in the process of planting a letterbox with a tie-in to
bookcrossing.com. Near my letterbox, I was going to plant an ammunition box
full of paperback books. Each paperback was going to be baggied, with a
larger baggie (or two) holding the individually baggied books, so in a
sense, they would each be double bagged. I was wondering if anyone out
there has done much in the way of ammo boxes and whether or not my idea
would stay dry. Any input?
I was also considering an ammo box to be used for hitchhikers. Any
experience or input on that?
-Oak N Shield
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RE: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
From: melanie (maiden1974@verizon.net) |
Date: 2005-07-27 09:54:26 UTC-07:00
It depends on where you hide it. The one I hid is out in the middle of the
woods, actually a tree farm, where people often hunt for turkeys. That's why
it's called "turkey hunt". You wouldn't want to use an ammo can near a
federal building, dam, etc. BUT , I think most letterboxers use common
sense.
Maiden
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I have never seen an ammo box. I wonder if it would cause need for alarm if
someone either saw you planting it or accidentally stumbled across it (ie:
terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember that incidence of a
magnetic letter box that someone planted under a mailbox in Auburn? and a
postal worker called the bomb squad because he didn't know what to think of
it. An officer contacted the letterboxer once it was determined safe and he
read the inner contents.
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woods, actually a tree farm, where people often hunt for turkeys. That's why
it's called "turkey hunt". You wouldn't want to use an ammo can near a
federal building, dam, etc. BUT , I think most letterboxers use common
sense.
Maiden
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Subject: RE: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
I have never seen an ammo box. I wonder if it would cause need for alarm if
someone either saw you planting it or accidentally stumbled across it (ie:
terrorist act, murderer, etc..)?? I always remember that incidence of a
magnetic letter box that someone planted under a mailbox in Auburn? and a
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RE: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
From: MayEve (mayeve511@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-07-27 13:04:57 UTC-07:00
I agree - depends on where you hide it. Wild Rover and I used an old ammo box for our Black 47 box. It's way out on John Tom Hill in East Glastonbury so I doubt anyone would accidentally stumble across it and fear the worst. It is amazingly sturdy and seems to be waterproof/airtight. We'll see how it fares up next winter! MayEve
melanie wrote:It depends on where you hide it.
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Re: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
From: Rick in Boca (rick_in_boca@bigfoot.com) |
Date: 2005-07-28 21:31:00 UTC
Funny you mention it, because I just bought ($9.99) an ammo box over
the weekend. I have in mind to use it as a HHH. I am not worried
about it being mistaken for a geocache or bomb because I plan to hide
it very well.
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "melanie"
wrote:
> I have one box out there in an ammo box. It's been there two years
now (in
> the rainly PNW) and everything inside has been perfectly dry.
>
> The one I got sealed very well.
>
> Maiden
>
> _____
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> From: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com [mailto:letterbox-
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> On Behalf Of Henderty
> Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 10:44 AM
> To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
>
>
> I am in the process of planting a letterbox with a tie-in to
> bookcrossing.com. Near my letterbox, I was going to plant an
ammunition box
>
> full of paperback books. Each paperback was going to be baggied,
with a
> larger baggie (or two) holding the individually baggied books, so
in a
> sense, they would each be double bagged. I was wondering if anyone
out
> there has done much in the way of ammo boxes and whether or not my
idea
> would stay dry. Any input?
> I was also considering an ammo box to be used for hitchhikers. Any
> experience or input on that?
>
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> I have one box out there in an ammo box. It's been there two years
now (in
> the rainly PNW) and everything inside has been perfectly dry.
>
> The one I got sealed very well.
>
> Maiden
>
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> Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 10:44 AM
> To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [LbNA] Ammunition boxes
>
>
> I am in the process of planting a letterbox with a tie-in to
> bookcrossing.com. Near my letterbox, I was going to plant an
ammunition box
>
> full of paperback books. Each paperback was going to be baggied,
with a
> larger baggie (or two) holding the individually baggied books, so
in a
> sense, they would each be double bagged. I was wondering if anyone
out
> there has done much in the way of ammo boxes and whether or not my
idea
> would stay dry. Any input?
> I was also considering an ammo box to be used for hitchhikers. Any
> experience or input on that?
>
> -Oak N Shield
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