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Thanks for the advice. The prior cachers last log was on 5/15. Is two plus weeks enough time to log a TB?

So out GCing today I find a TB in a stash. I'm all kinds of excited and I decided to grab it and move it on to its next adventure, We get home from our trip and sit down to log everything for the day. However this TB's log is messed up. First off it was not listed in the cache I found it in. Second it is still showing in the hands of another Geocacher. What do I do here to correct and update the TB logs? Thanks for the feedback.

I'll be in Lewisville, TX next week on training. I can try and stop by this cache to check on the TB and maybe add some more miles to it.

I'm new to Geocaching as well in the Tulsa Metro area. Checked out the link above. I'm excited about learning the tricks of the trade from fellow cachers.

So as my topic says I noticed that with my GPS I have been "off" the cache anywhere from 5 to 20 feet. I'm thinking it is either a problem with GPS, or the cache cords are off? Is this normal for a GPS? Am I expecting too much from my device? Thanks for helping a newbie out..

First off hello fellow cachers! I'm the new guy to this adventure. I picked up a Garmin Oregon 550 for caching. I downloaded my GPX file and went out on a "hunt" We found two caches and "logged" them to my GPS. So how do I get that logged/found caches back to the gc.com website? Do I have to enter in manually? or can I do an "upload" for all my finds in bulk? Any info would be great. Thanks

So I just got my new Garmin Oregon 550 today and it came preloaded with 3.10 software. Overall what is the general populations feedback on the new 3.40 code? Should I upgrade? or stay where I am at for now? Any feedback would be awesome..