What is your definition of "Power Cacher"?

[+Tobias & Petronella]

p.s.

 

I have seen this term used here and there. I have even used it a couple of times. But what does it take to be a "Power Cacher"?

 

In y'all's profile, you say you're not power cachers. So how do you define it?

 

That's the problem, I (Tobias) don't have a good definition. By looking at our stats you will see that our best day is 55 and our best month 221, which I feel are good numbers and we are happy with them. But what it doesn't show is that for a time we really pushed ourselves just to see what we could do.

 

In our minds a power cacher would have a much higher numbers than ours, especially if they live near a large city (Seattle, WA) as we do.

 

Most consecutive days with a find: 9

Find Rate: 2.491 per day

Total days cached: 426 (every 1.9 days or 52.9%)

Number of days with 20 or more finds: 15 ( 3.52% of total days cache)

 

I would guess a power cacher would have a find rate of at least a 5 per day and at least 10% of the time fine 20 or more in a day.

 

This is why I ask the question "What is your definition of Power Cacher" since we don't have a good one and would like to find out what others think.

Edited December 13, 2010 by Tobias & Petronella

[+the4dirtydogs]

A "power cacher", is someone who primarily goes caching at electrical boxes, lampposts, and under high voltage electrical wires.

 

+1

 

A Power cacher is someone who spends more time actually out caching rather than sitting in these here forums judging how others cache.

Too funny. Im beginning to think the regulars on the forums are just too judgemental. I guess it's a lot easier to post on the forums than to actually get out and find caches. I think a Power Cacher would be someone to find 40-50 caches in a daylight hours.

Edited December 13, 2010 by the4dirtydogs