Chuckle berry

There used to be a traditional in the Mall of America in Minnesota.

I'm sure it has been asked and if so maybe direct me to the thread but does anyone have a basic roadmap to find a cache in all the states?

im not sure how to upload a picture on here.

It looks exactly like the dog tags but I can't seem to find anything on it.

I recently won a travel bug at an event. However there isn't any codes on it and the paper it came with didn't have any codes on it. I emailed the event makers and they weren't sure what to do either. What can I do?

Is there a way to search for these? I'd love to try one of these if I can find one close enough to me. I live near flint michigan.

I wish it was that easy

I mean someone's hides. I want just a map of their hides and nothing else.

Is there a way I can map an individual cachers caches?

splitting them in half would work but hey are awfully small. Cant hurt to try though.

The cache is a multi so my thought was to go from big to small. They obviously need to be able to hold a log or be able to contain the cords for the next stage.

I have a cache that I adopted from a local person and would like to update it because it is in bad condition. The containers im looking for are different types of nuts. Not the nut and bolt type things but the edible kind. I've looked on Ebay and other places but cant seem to find what im looking for. I bought a small acorn on Ebay buy it didn't last very long. I've also found one at hobby lobby but they seem to be seasonal things. So my question is, Where can I find some unique nut containers that will withstand the elements?

Is there any way to find out who is watching my caches?

Is there a way to search your logs to see if there was a year gap between your find and the previous find without going through every log. Near flint michigan we have a cache called once around the sun where the goal is to find a cache that hasnt been found in over a year. Previous logs count. I dont want to go through every one of my 2000 logs to find one. Was hoping i could run it through a pocket query or GSAK. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you for the help. Ive been wondering how to do this for a while.

When i run my GSAK it says something like 1997 total finds on 1994 distinct finds. What does this mean?