fishman1130

The part of geocaching that I like the most is just the fact of finding the cache that I was looking for. Also the part when you open up the cache and see what is waiting inside for you to discover and the log is probably the most important part of a cache.

cool

The bucket ones are the best

I like the large ones

idk

What I usually put in is key rings or cross keychaines

My suspicion is that it has something to do with the terrain where you live. I took a look at a 100 mile radius around Midland, TX and it looks like there are only about 89 caches that are not micros there. By comparison I hit 100 non-micro caches within 7.2 miles of my house (and there are more beyond that 7.2 mile radius). However, there are a lot of forests, swamps, and other naturally dense landscape types around here so it's easy to find ways to hide larger containers. Isn't Midland primarily prairie? I would think that would have an effect on how easy it is to find places to hide a larger cache. Carolyn [/quo Midland is more of a dusty place

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There are tons of micro caches around now why not any larger caches?