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What I had in mind is simply looking at how long are cachers willing to hunt for a cache by looking at how long they have already, So I suppose it is from the point of when one would start using the GPS, or barring that when you set foot upon the trail that will take you there, till you return to that point. (if you drive for 4 hours then pop out of the car for 1/2 hour to cache I consider it a 1/2 hour cache trip) Cache exclusive. And if you're spending several days on a cache/multi-cache I'd assume it would fall into the 3+ hr. catagory.

What is the longest cache hunt you have untertaken?

Perhaps this has been addressed before, but I think in some geographical areas there is a saturation point being reached that quickly reduces outings to the easiest cache to reach. I wouldn't mind seeing a limit placed on how close caches can be to one another (5 miles? 10 miles?). I recently placed a cache that required people to actually spend more then 10 mins walking to get to it. Then the next day another cache springs up in the same area and it is little more then a drive up and look around for 15 or so mins then drive off. I acknowledge that there is a need for these and that most caches are going to be easy to get to, however I think a little more placement regulation would enhance the overall effort To anticipate some replies; I know we choose where to go when caching and we certainly don't have to go for the multitude of car caches, but people are lazy and if you hand it to us most people will go for the easy rather then the less easy.