reikenbe

How do you know how big our parks are? There are seriously at least 3 small parks near me that have one by this person every .10 miles. They are all the same exact container and most take 2 seconds to find. It's boring and a waste of good caching space. Sorry to hear that you live in an area so bereft of parks that you cannot find another in which to hide a cache. Sad not to have any good caching space near you. You have my sympathy! (Confused as to where I said I knew how big your parks are...) Ah! Got it! You wish to set yourself up as the final arbitor of which caches are good enough to stay, and which should be archived because you do not like them! Sorry, but someone else owns this listng service. I don't know why you are trying to pick a fight but you can look for it elsewhere. Your comments are not helpful and you are on attack for some reason. I feel sorry for you. I'm done.

How do you know how big our parks are? There are seriously at least 3 small parks near me that have one by this person every .10 miles. They are all the same exact container and most take 2 seconds to find. It's boring and a waste of good caching space. Am I the only nosey one who quite quickly found the guy by looking at reikenbe's profile? Yup, 73 hides. Woohoo, probably 65 of them are micros! They do look kinda "crappy", but that's just your and my opinion. Many may share it, many may not. Still, I'm going to go with the masses here. That isn't "too many caches", and the hides seem to be spaced out pretty well, as far as placement date. If there's a good spot in the area, grab it while you can, and hide a better cache there. Well, I think I have figured out where they live based on the concentration of caches. I plan on avoiding the area for a while. It's not worth it to get annoyed by this person. I can think they are being greedy by taking a whole park and other people can share my opinion but it's not going to change anything. Maybe to them they are doing a great service by filling a park they saw was empty. Luckily there are many parks in Colorado. I will just look elsewhere.

How do you know how big our parks are? There are seriously at least 3 small parks near me that have one by this person every .10 miles. They are all the same exact container and most take 2 seconds to find. It's boring and a waste of good caching space.

I guess you are right. I can ignore their caches and challenge myself to make much better ones. Just because they have a ton of crappy ones all around me doesn't mean I have to let it ruin my geocaching experience.

But you are supposed to live close to the cache and not place any more than .10 mile from each other right? There are several small parks around us where they have so many that you can't place any more. It doesn't seem fair.

Hello. My fiance and a few friends and I have noticed that one geocacher in our area has placed what seems to us like way too many geocaches. They have about 100 finds and 70 hides, so for every 4 finds they hide 3. They monopolize whole parks by placing 6 or 7 so there is no room for anyone else. I joke that they walk .10 mile in every direction and place a new one anywhere that is not private property, but it seems to be true! As a seeker it is boring because they use the same container every time. As a hider it is annoying because there are few public places around us left to hide a cache. Is there anything we can do?