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Moosoduku Mystery Cache

Hidden : 2/18/2006
Difficulty:
3 out of 5
Terrain:
2.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

INCREDIBLE!

ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY!!!



ONE LUCKY CACHER ONLY!!!




How many times have you seen a new listing come out, and that day or the next day someone has claimed FTF? Wouldn't you like to be the cacher that was the FTF on a cache that had been placed

2 and a half YEARS ago?


THIS IS YOUR CHANCE!!!


This cache was placed OVER 2.5 years ago! Be the FTF! Amaze, shock, and shame your geocaching friends by telling them "This one cache had been in place for over 2 and a half years before I was the FTF!!!"

How can I make you this incredible offer? Here are the details... I didn't get it listed before I entered a hiatus in caching. 2.5 years later I went back and verified that the cache is still in place. The log was still dry! Incredible! 2.5 years ago, doing a puzzle cache based on soduku was cutting-edge! This is practically a time-capsule! Check out the vintage swag - probably worth a fortune in the Antiques Roadshow!

Not only will you reap the vast glory by being the FTF, but there's more! When I went to check on this cache, I hiked for about 1/2 a mile. When I got to the cache I discovered that a different way in meant it was now virtually a park-n-grab!!

Don't let this one pass you by!

Act Now!

You can check your answers for this puzzle on Geochecker.com.

Below is the original listing...

Above coordinates place you within 1/2 mile of cache. Difficulty is primarily for the puzzle.

Some cache puzzles are done for the enjoyment of those who make them, and those who enjoy solving them. Other cache puzzles are done because the owner is a mean, low-down, sadistic person who enjoys making people suffer and doesn't want a cache to be quickly found. You'll have to decide yourself which case applies here.

Each 3 x 3 table gets digits 1 through 9. Each complete row of 9 squares and each complete column of 9 squares has digits 1 through 9.

The actual coordinates are:
N    29 36.ABC
W 098 32.DEF
Where A = P - (R + 1)
          B = M
          C = T + 3
          D = Z x Y
          E = S + 1
          F = N + Q

Be sure to use modular (or "clock") arithmetic (e.g. if you get a result of "56", the digit you use is "6") to get a result of a single digit, 0 => 9 for the coordinates.

P    
7    
  2   
  Z 8
      
6   R
2 9  
5   3
7   4
   5   
M    
S    
8 6  
1   2
  3 7
Q    
  X  
   4   
1   9
3   6
  8 2
Y   6
      
3    
  7  
  T 1
   N  

See photo for original cache contents. FTF gets signature MiniMoose and/or individually-numbered Maine Geocoin - it may be trackable somewhere, but not on gc.com, so what fun is it? Keep it, trade it, leave it - the choice is yours.

Additional Hints (No hints available.)