Team DAJJ

I've got a Yahoo account, I've been getting watchlist emails, but none of the Notify emails.

I believe each type needs to be set up individually. I've got six set up currently, one for each type of cache that I want to see the "Published" Log for.

The Fun Group Maryland Geocoin, "Solomons" - 11-16-2005 (fairly recent) - 10069 Miles Go JayBee's Experiment PoSAM's 2006 USA Geocoin #3 - 1/12/06 - 7781.2 miles! Go Jaybee's Experiment - Damenace's Caching Around the World Geocoin - 01/21/06 - 7219.5 miles Go JayBee's Experiment PoSAM's 2006 USA Geocoin #2 - 1/12/06 - 4789.9 miles Kealia's Maryland Coin - 2/19/06 - 2,666 miles Twins Geocoin - 05' USA Geocoin - 5/23/05 - 2417 miles Shilo's Phone-a-Friend Geocoin -3/17/06-2413 miles RBC's California Micro #1 - 4/7/06 - 1040 miles ScoutingWV World Traveler 1 - 2/26/06 - 851.5 miles Sawblade5's MIGO Geocoin 05 (MIGO 2005 Refurbished) - 1/17/2006 - 666 Miles Sawblade5's Frozen Bone Geocoin (Frozen Bone Bronze) - 1/17/2006 - 150 Miles Sundailman's March Goecoin CLub released 4-6-06: 75 miles 2006 CITO: released 4-21-06: 2.1 miles

Jacob on our first father/son cache hunt Jenna on our first father/daughter cache hunt

It is one of the search criteria of Pocket Queries

Set of Florida Landmarks Series Geocoins

2 Scotland 3 South Carolina

We also have a personal travel bug that we drop into each cache and then retreive it. We got the idea from a fellow cacher who does the same thing. We activated our TB after we'd found about 40 or so caches. Made for interesting emails from cache owners wondering how we left a TB in a nano or mirco cache. After we logged the note we went back and deleted it. Now we drop the bug with our Found log, the cache owner isn't even aware unless they check the TB history on their cache page.

I've known of a couple pre-finds in our area. In one case, after a cacher used a phone-a-friend for help, the friend told them of his "yet to be approved cache" in the same area as the other cachers were in. He supplied the coords, and the other cachers found it before it was published. They signed the log book on page 10 or 12 (or some page other than the first couple) and didn't date it. Then after the cache had been found and logged a few times on GC.com, they logged their find. The cacher who claimed the FTF never knew that the cache had been found the night before.