Clan MacDonald Letterboxes

A Disclaimer. . . .

From the LbNA Website:

Letterboxing, like any outdoor sport, carries the risk of unforeseen hazards. As conditions may vary, it is the responsibility of the letterbox searcher to become thoroughly familiar with the conditions in the area to be searched, to adequately prepare for those conditions, and to conduct oneself safely and responsibly with respect to those conditions and with respect to his or her personal abilities and limitations.

Do not let children hunt for letterboxes unsupervised.
Respect the land when hunting boxes and when hiding them.

Don't place a box that requires people to tramp through sensitive wildlife or plant habitat to find it, for example. Warn hunters of possible hazards in the area of the box in your clue notes. Use common sense. If you have any doubts, ask the landowner or manager, or simply choose another location for your activities. Adopt the Leave No Trace principles of outdoor etiquette. Remember, some lands have restrictions on land use; know them and observe them.

Repack and hide the thing as well or better than it was when you found it, in the exact place you found it. After finding it, try to be discreet when stamping up and re-hiding it, as if you were hiding your own box for the first time.

When I find one, I usually carry it deeper into the woods to stamp up, so as to not give away its location to any passersby, then put it back when I am done. *

Do not violate the laws, rules, customs, and people or property rights wherever you conduct any activities"

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