Where to purchase cache logs

[+JTA]

Most of the caches I have found recently have contained a small, thin, geocache specific log inside for you to log your visit on. On the back are instruction and information about geocaching. I have searched on this site and was unable to find the logs for sale (possibly overlooked?). Could someone point me in the right direction of where to get these type of logs to I can start my own cache (I assume any type of paper can be used.. but these look nice). Then again.. I suppose someone could have made these themself.

 

Thanks,

JTA

[+DavidMac]

Most of the caches I have found recently have contained a small, thin, geocache specific log inside for you to log your visit on. On the back are instruction and information about geocaching. I have searched on this site and was unable to find the logs for sale (possibly overlooked?). Could someone point me in the right direction of where to get these type of logs to I can start my own cache (I assume any type of paper can be used.. but these look nice). Then again.. I suppose someone could have made these themself.

 

Thanks,

JTA

 

If the log is a single piece of paper, most people simply print their own. Templates can be found on the right side of the Hide and Seek Page, though most people change the wording or adjust the formatting to fit a logsheet of a specific size. Or, were you referring to these logbooks?

[+briansnat]

You can get them through this website's store, but they are not cheap. There are a few geocachers who also sell them in their online stores, but they are still around $5 or $6.

 

You're better off making your own.

 

I just use the spiral bound steno pads that are 89 cents each at Walmart or 5 for $3.99 at Staples.

 

They can be cut down for smaller caches or used as is in regular caches.

 

Edited November 16, 2006 by briansnat

[+briansnat]

Through the magic of Google I found these and they are only $2.95 but that is still way more than making your own.

[+Jhwk]

computer

geocaching.com

print out form

 

about a penny, depending on your printer

 

maybe a staple or clam clip

 

let's not make this too hard.

 

Part of the fun is making your own. I once signed a tape measure.

Edited November 16, 2006 by Jhwk

[+Segerguy]

Most of the caches I have found recently have contained a small, thin, geocache specific log inside for you to log your visit on. On the back are instruction and information about geocaching. I have searched on this site and was unable to find the logs for sale (possibly overlooked?). Could someone point me in the right direction of where to get these type of logs to I can start my own cache (I assume any type of paper can be used.. but these look nice). Then again.. I suppose someone could have made these themself.

 

Thanks,

JTA

Try this link to the Texas Geocaching page:

 

http://www.txga.net/cache_docs.asp#mini