Unactivated TB found in a cache...

[+Pistolleer]

... is anyone missing a yellow shark TB?

 

I've found it in a cache in the Victoria area and when I tried to log it, it keeps coming up as unactivated.

 

If no-one responds to this in a couple of weeks, I'll try get an activation code or an buyer's name from gc and send it on it's way.

 

Thanks,

Pistolleer

[+BlueDeuce]

Must be a reward for your 100th find.

[RexBloodman]

... is anyone missing a yellow shark TB?

 

I've found it in a cache in the Victoria area and when I tried to log it, it keeps coming up as unactivated.

 

If no-one responds to this in a couple of weeks, I'll try get an activation code or an buyer's name from gc and send it on it's way.

 

Thanks,

Pistolleer

Is this travel bug tag of the new or old design?

[+Pistolleer]

Is this travel bug tag of the new or old design?

 

New design... (Sorry for the slow response.)

[+roveron]

I had a similar find. I found the Sheltowee Fish TB in Georgia, but when I went to log it it was inactive, even though it had be active not too long ago.

[Relic_Hunter_Finder]

Reply: When a tag isn't activated when one has found it and tried to log

it, wouldn't it be wise to put it back in the cache that it was found

in until the travel bug is activated?

[+BlueDeuce]

Reply: When a tag isn't activated when one has found it and tried to log

it, wouldn't it be wise to put it back in the cache that it was found

in until the travel bug is activated?

 

Presumably the owner would activate the bug and post a note so the bug is listed on the cache page. Having the bug in your hand wouldn't make any difference. You would just log it out and move it along (assuming you can assist it towards its goal.)