TheCacheSeeker
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Nope, I don't have that right now. The other day, I forgot when, a family member's account had that, I think. But their account doesn't have it anymore. I suggest posting this in the report a problem forum.Report a problem forum
Edit: to include link
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I see you are a premium member. You could do a pocket query and search for "nightcache" attribute or "recommended at night" attribute.
Hope this helps.
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How do I find/add friends to my profile?
http://www.geocaching.com/my/myfriends.aspx
Use this web page.
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Just a quick question - suppose I'm going to place a cache and I have the area picked out. I hide it and it gets published. What if there's a mystery cache (that I haven't done, so I don't know the coordinates) that is almost next to my hide? Does the reviewer know this? What happens in these cases when we are not aware of this? Do we just move it if someone should let us know?
Ok, that was more than a quick question, sorry
yes the reviewer knows this. The cache won't be published. He/She will let us know so we can move it.
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how about "nachers" (non cachers)
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Hi,
There's a GPS forum:http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showforum=11
And a helpful thread:
I hope these help.
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Traded for an iPod today.. and I have no use for it, although someone else might. I want to start a Geocache, and put that in there, but is it improper? Am I allowed to use something I traded for in my own GC? Or should I not even consider putting it in my GC?
Personally, I think that's fine.
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Why not post this idea in the feedback forum?
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I was planning to attach a piece of wood to it. That should do the job.
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Thanks everybody for replying. I just have one more question. What should I say in the cache description? How much should I say about how I hid it? Thanks!
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Can you give me some GC codes of these hides?
Thanks!
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That would be a bit better. Instead of green paint, however, you can buy cammo spray paint. I still would reccomend putting it far in the woods. Out there, caches can be in plain sight and not get muggled.
Edit: Sorry. I wrote my reply while knowschad wrote his.
I'm thinking about putting it near some local trails,
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The tough part, based on my experiences with similar caches, is running the string so that it doesn't snag. I have done caches like that that took longer to get the cache down or back up than it took to spot the danged thing in the first place.
By the way, by "piece of wood", I assume you mean a stick, not a section of 2x4, right? (my answer is the same, either way... just curious)
not really either. probaly a natural-looking piece of wood big enough to almost cover the bison.
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The idea sounds pretty interesting. The problem is, however, that a string is more visible then a cammoed bison tube. Other than that, the idea sounds good.
What about a string painted green or a green string?
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Hi, I'm TheCacheSeeker. Previously, I have posted and read on the forums as zdeng15014.
I have an awesome cache idea. Attach a bison on the back of a piece of wood. Tie a string to the wood. Hoist the wood on to a high tree branch. Tie the string somewhere. When a cacher searches for it, he/she will lower the string to retrive the cache. Any feedback on my idea?
Thanks!
Nite Cache search?
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You're welcome.