Casper0666

Thank you...That is what I was looking for. Your help is greatly appreciated.

I would say that people just need to be more creative in the caches they create. There are still plenty of rally cool ideas for planting and setting up a cache. I'm not a fan of the expiring cache, what happens if it's one that has a high difficulty rating and not many cachers want to tackle it. Should the creator be punished for that? Just food for thought.

I know that you can violate the 1-2 mile offset distance if you can justify it and most people abide by those rules. I was mainly concerned about the bogus coordinates. I would agree with your answer, I'm curious about what the party line would be on this topic. Than you for you input.

Here's my question...if I am placing a puzzle cache with offset coordinates, if the bogus coordinates fall within 500 ft of an actual cache, do the rules still apply. The actual coordinates of the real cache would be more than 500 ft of a cache, obviously. So what is the general consensus?

Does anyone know how to remove a TB from my listing? I picked up a TB and delivered it to its final destination and I emailed the owner telling them it was there and it needed to be deactivated. This has been almost a year ago. Can I remove it from my profile or am I gonna have to live with it? Casper0666

I haven't really started yet, but I heard about geocaching about a year ago when I was watchiing Law & Order, it sounded interesting but I kinda dismissed it cause I didn't have a GPS and I didn't realize how big it really is. By the clues I have looked at so far, I already know where a few caches are without using the GPS. Anyway, some friends of mine at my church started doing it and had a blast so within the next week or so I will be out there blazing a trail!!! Look out caches....I'm coming!!!!!