tygerkat

WOW! THAT GAVE SOME GREAT IDEAS: back to hunting I"ll let you know what I find.

Anyone see "something really different" with a difficulty of 5 in a wooded area?

We will be disabling and archiving many of our placed caches.

This is the Kat in Tygerkat, just so you know I would never make any derogatory comments about anyone on the Internet. Kathryn

Calling the police stupid for responding appropriately to a frantic phone call about a potential bomb in a public place, just goes to how who the real "stupid" person is. They did what they are paid to do which is to serve and protect. If you are so worried, then get your own lawyer although if you are charged, I'd imagine that the courts will appoint a lawyer to you (at least they do in the tv shows lol.) We have been questioned by our local bike cops because they saw us veer off the bike path into the bushes and wanted to know what we were up to. We've also had cachers searching for one of our caches in a popular downtown park questioned by police. They only want to know if illegal activity is going on. Once it is explained what is going on, the cops are satisfied and move on. Most police departments are teaching their members about geocaching, what a geocache is and what it can look like and how shady cachers tend to look when they are hunting for a geocache in the bushes lol. Guess you did not read our last post!! There are many caches located on guardrails around the country. Matter of fact have been to quite a few. So I guess everyone that has placed one on a guardrail is stupid. oops!

Stupid is the wrong word here. Sorry! They were just doing their job. But, they were aware of geocaching in the area, and have stopped several cachers around the city in recent months. So you would have thought that they might have explored that option??? Stupid was used because we were upset about the possible ramifications from this incident. We will be archiving many of our placed geocaches because of this incident. Thanks for the feedback!!

Alright. We are going to open this up to the total community. We placed a cache recently in Mansfield, Ohio. And today the bomb squad was called. See www.mansfieldnewsjournal.com We could be facing felony charges???? Also, we are now getting nasty e-mails from people. Stupid police!!!

We continued some maintenance on a few of our bike trail caches and again discovered, out of curiosity, that this individual hadn't signed any of the logs. He is a premium member and supposedly has over 1000 finds? Maybe we should just drop it I guess. It's just a game right? We also know others that have an assumed profile, to put out caches then find them under another profile. To each his/her own I guess. Thanks again.

Our first time posting a topic. We have been around for over 2 years. Just curious about logging caches. We were curious about an individual that has said he found caches and yet didn't sign logs??? Anyways, we conducted some maintenance on a few of our caches and checked logs(that were readable), and noticed he stated he found said cache. We checked all around that date, and the whole log also, and no signing??? Do you delete log on line?? Thank you in advance for your comments. Tygerkat

Sent PM.

Possibly interested. E-mail sent.

Is this sold? Would be interested. Will send pm.

We are staying in Tybee for Spring Break - April 16th - April 23rd. Have been scouting different caches in the area and on Hilton Head. Noticed that there are many active cachers in the area. Any one want to meet up or send us some caches not to miss in the area would be greatly appreciated. Also, any possible meet and greets during our stay that we could attend? Thanks for the info, Tygerkat

Interested. Still available. Sent pm.