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  <time>2026-10-05T00:01:07.0000000-07:00</time>
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    <ele>872.962</ele>
    <time>2008-05-11T02:00:00-06:00</time>
    <name>BCP390</name>
    <desc>Wild Horse by outforthehunt, Benchmark (2/2)</desc>
    <url>http://brasscap.albertabattlecache.ca/capbreakdown/BCP390.html</url>
    <urlname>Wild Horse</urlname>
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      <groundspeak:name>Wild Horse</groundspeak:name>
      <groundspeak:placed_by>outforthehunt</groundspeak:placed_by>
      <groundspeak:owner id="15795">outforthehunt</groundspeak:owner>
      <groundspeak:type>Benchmark</groundspeak:type>
      <groundspeak:container>Virtual</groundspeak:container>
      <groundspeak:attributes />
      <groundspeak:difficulty>2</groundspeak:difficulty>
      <groundspeak:terrain>2</groundspeak:terrain>
      <groundspeak:country>Canada</groundspeak:country>
      <groundspeak:state>Alberta</groundspeak:state>
      <groundspeak:short_description html="True">&lt;BR&gt;&lt;a href='http://brasscap.albertabattlecache.ca/capbreakdown/BCP390.html'TARGET='resource window'&gt;Past Finds for BCP390&lt;/a&gt;&lt;BR&gt;&lt;a href='https://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?ID=17395&amp;LogType=2'TARGET='resource window'&gt;Log Your Find&lt;/a&gt;</groundspeak:short_description>
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      <groundspeak:encoded_hints>1.5M CAST IRON PILLAR BDY MONU

IBC BDY MON 388; 1.52M CAST IRON PILLAR.BDY MONONUMENT MARKING THE CANADA-USA BORDER

 elevation 872.9m 
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          <groundspeak:date>2015-08-15T20:00:00</groundspeak:date>
          <groundspeak:type>Found it</groundspeak:type>
          <groundspeak:finder id="664594">Sears Tower</groundspeak:finder>
          <groundspeak:text encoded="True">&lt;p&gt;BCP390 - Wild Horse&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;#2 Today  You can see this one a few hundred meters away!  I had planned to do BCP 543 on the way, but with a hard deadline to be home for dinner, I chose to bail on that one before I was even close to ground zero.  TFTH&lt;/p&gt;

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        </groundspeak:log>
        <groundspeak:log id="173760368">
          <groundspeak:date>2011-07-18T20:00:00</groundspeak:date>
          <groundspeak:type>Found it</groundspeak:type>
          <groundspeak:finder id="1565005">Takin it Easy</groundspeak:finder>
          <groundspeak:text encoded="True">&lt;p&gt;BCP390 Wild Horse

Posted N48° 59.960  W110° 13.650

GPSr N48° 59.960  W110° 13.651&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;We found ourselves just over 100 kms from this one and that is too close to pass up.  This was our US third border monument brass cap.  Our first one involved a bear encounter along the Waterton Lake Trail.  Our second one involved an encounter with the border guards on both sides of the border.  This time I came prepared.  I left the bear spray in the car, but I did bring my passport to the cap with me... just in case.  Teenage TiE joined in which is rare for a cap find.  Something about sneaking across the border a couple of feet appealed to him.  We enjoyed the scenic drive down to the cap and the pleasure of another cap find.  Now to figure out how to get to Chin Lake from here.  Thanks for the cap OFTH!&lt;/p&gt;

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        </groundspeak:log>
        <groundspeak:log id="102335790">
          <groundspeak:date>2010-04-03T20:00:00</groundspeak:date>
          <groundspeak:type>Found it</groundspeak:type>
          <groundspeak:finder id="1252606">TeamDJM</groundspeak:finder>
          <groundspeak:text encoded="True">&lt;p&gt;BCP390 Wild Horse

My GPSr read N48 59.960  W110 13.651

Nice to have an easy one now and then

Thanks for bringing us down to this SE corner of the province.

T4TBCP

TeamDJM (1720)

Lethbridge Alberta&lt;/p&gt;

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        </groundspeak:log>
        <groundspeak:log id="87107210">
          <groundspeak:date>2009-10-10T20:00:00</groundspeak:date>
          <groundspeak:type>Found it</groundspeak:type>
          <groundspeak:finder id="265062">nicolo</groundspeak:finder>
          <groundspeak:text encoded="True">&lt;p&gt;BCP390:  Wild Horse @ 1:15 AM

N48° 59.960  W110° 13.650&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;After passing on BCP250 ( Cypress Hills ) due to the snow we continued south to the border.  Fortunately we just had a little shimmying under a barbed-wire fence to do for this one.  Having done BCP333 ( Coutts ) almost three years ago, I knew that this one would be a treat, and it was.  Nice benchmark, thanks!&lt;/p&gt;

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          <groundspeak:log_wpt lat="48.999333" lon="-110.227500" />
          <groundspeak:date>2009-10-10T20:00:00</groundspeak:date>
          <groundspeak:type>Found it</groundspeak:type>
          <groundspeak:finder id="181446">DanOCan</groundspeak:finder>
          <groundspeak:text encoded="True">&lt;p&gt;BCP390:  Wild Horse&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;There was a lot of snow falling the the Cypress Hills so our trip down Highway 41 took longer than expected as I was forced to slow down.  All of that snow, combined with the fact that two experienced cappers had DNF'ed BCP250 (Cypress Hills) meant we gave up our hunt for that cap while still 8km away.  It was well after 13:00 before we reached the US Border and this survey marker at Wild Horse.  I had brought my passport along, specifically in case we ran into &quot;Takin It Easy&quot; issues with border patrols.  Turns out we didn't need it as no one questioned us as we slithered under the barbed wire fence to get our pictures at the marker.  There's nothing quite like logging a cap while standing in the United States.&lt;/p&gt;

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