What is your oldest unfound active cache?

[Andronicus]

That "how do you get a FTF" topic got me wondering? Mine is just over 13 months. It is only a 4-5 h hike if you get permission to cross a ranchers land...(overnight if you don't).

Edit to add LINK, Procupine View - GC1W1VP

Edited August 24, 2010 by Andronicus

[+dfx]

just about a week now... and it's in town.

[+Harry Dolphin]

Just passed three months on a dastardly mystery cache with 1.5 terrain. Hee hee hee.

[+DragonsWest]

I think mine was about an hour this morning. It's been found by at least 3 geocachers by now.

[+fizzymagic]

My Neutrino cache is getting close to 2 years since the last find. It's a little puzzling to me, since there is no hike at all, and the puzzle is quite straightforward.

[+geodarts]

I have no unfound caches. The longest traditional took several months before it was found, an earthcache around 8 or 9 months since the park closed for the winter soon after it was published.

 

One of mine will be two years in November since it's last find, with a few others following close behind. I went up there a week or so ago but could not do it to such an innocent cache - and one with a great view. It's not a hard hike, ilmaybe i should lower the terrain since an old guy with his old dog can do it in summer. But once the local hikers checked it off, then it's too far out for the tourists.

Edited August 25, 2010 by mulvaney

[+Dragery]

V2 Dyno, Go For It! 7/22/10.

[+RandomH3ro]

i got 1 that is 10 days old.

 

GC2D4VR

 

i dunno, maybe people dont want to get wet. which is odd, because in triple digit weather, you figure a cache that gets your feet wet and possibly your whole body, would be more popular.

Edited August 25, 2010 by RandomH3ro

[Andronicus]

i got 1 that is 10 days old.

 

GC2D4VR

 

i dunno, maybe people dont want to get wet. which is odd, because in triple digit weather, you figure a cache that gets your feet wet and possibly your whole body, would be more popular.

That looks like a good one! How far away from parking is it?

[+RandomH3ro]

i got 1 that is 10 days old.

 

GC2D4VR

 

i dunno, maybe people dont want to get wet. which is odd, because in triple digit weather, you figure a cache that gets your feet wet and possibly your whole body, would be more popular.

That looks like a good one! How far away from parking is it?

1/4 mile or so.

[+briansnat]

Had one published on Sunday morning that has yet to get a FTF. It's been kind of rainy here, so it is understandable, though yesterday wasn't too bad. I sort of expected a FTF yesterday.

[+Team NarrowBoat]

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We found this one about six weeks after

 

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...b1-37722f02e67e