I'm not so much of a cacher that I spend day and night doing it, but I love to get out in the dirt with the Libby hunting for caches. Caches give me a destination to go to when exploring. Caching has lead me to some beautiful places that I never would have discovered if it weren't for my GPSr.

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Scoobybri
2007 Sport 4x4 Offroad/Towing/C Packages
Homelink EVIC
245/70-R16 Grabber ATs
Rusty's 2.5" Coil Lift with Rancho RSX rears
Roof Basket w/home-made cross rails and 4x55watt lighting
Super Skink Sliders
Spidertrax 1.25" Aluminum Spacers
Front Receiver hitch with Warn D-Shackle
Cobra CB Radio with spare mounted antennae

Well, I'm not in NV but I figured I'd let you know I hit your 'Arrow isn't broken' cache last month when I was up in Sedona. Took a friend up there and we hit Broken Arrow trail, then did the cache on the way out. I agree with ya, hunting caches is a good excuse to get the KJ off the pavement

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Kevin
AD5VG
Just another red Jeep in the world...
L.O.S.T. #KB051963

Only occasionally in Nevada. But I do have a sidewalk cache on the Strip, for the amusement of tourists, GCB0EB Toga Party

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Liberating. 2006 KJ Sport, Pearl blue, lic. plate CACHE EH. Mods: Frankenlift, Boulderbars, Superskid, Rockstar bumper, PS rock ring, ARB rear locker, BS Dueler Revo LT245 10-ply.