Once a bug reaches it's goal.

[+Eric K]

Not that any of mine are close but I'm just curious. Once a bug reaches it's goal or completes it's mission can you clear out the log and start it over?

[+Rebel]

One of my bugs recently reached it goal. I'm content just to watch its further travels.

 

I call him a vagabond now, going where whim takes him!

 

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"If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything." - Mark Twain

[+Eric K]

The reason I asked is I have 3 bugs I placed while traveling out of state and their goals are to make it back to my home cache.

[+travisl]

I picked up a bug, Kermit, who left upstate New York with the goal of reaching GC26B6 in Maryland by spring 2002.

 

He made his goal on February 27, then rattled around various caches in the Baltimore area for another three months. I figured that Kermit felt so smug in reaching his goal a month ahead of schedule, I'd bring him to Washington state to see if he could do it again.

 

I asked Kermit's owner, but they never said yes or no. Since then, he's made it to Tuscon by way of Salt Lake City.

 

"Why don't you just ask somebody?"

"No, no. I've got a map. Don't worry about that."

[HideNseekers]

I vote to keep watching and you might be surprised where they get to go. Endless possibilities

 

Don't worry that the world might end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia.

[+jollybgood]

Once a TB reaches its goal I personally would simply edit the TB's report. I would indicated it reaches its first goal and then give it ANOTHER one.

 

Sine the indivdual logs would still be intact the TB could go on to new adventures while still retaining its prior history.

 

Jolly R. Blackburn

http://kenzerco.com