Finding the APE Chirp ect cache pages.

[+klipsch49er]

Just discovered thatmy Oregon 300 can find chirps. Well that begs the question, how do you know a cahce in your area has a chirp? Is there way to Pocket Querry them? For that matter where exactly are these Project APE caches that I can check a box for in a Pocket Querry? Then there is the Locationless (reverse) Cache??

 

I have never seen any of this in any Pocket Querries. Anyone know where they may be or how to find them in my area?

[+HHD]

Ss far as I know there are only 2 ape caches left...one in Germany and one in Brazil. The location less caches have all been archived...and the chirp caches have a special beacon attribute. I believe they are all puzzle caches as well.

[+NYPaddleCacher]

Ss far as I know there are only 2 ape caches left...one in Germany and one in Brazil. The location less caches have all been archived...and the chirp caches have a special beacon attribute. I believe they are all puzzle caches as well.

 

There is only one Ape cache left and it's in Brazil. The publication of location less (reverse) caches was abolished a long time ago. As far as I know they've all been archived. Chirp caches are usually published as mystery caches *and* should have the beacon attribute. However, a PQ of the nearest (to me) caches with the beacon attribute set includes quite a few multi caches, a few letterbox hybrids, and even a few traditionals (though it looks like most of those are not actually chirp caches. In any case, a PQ for caches with the beacon attribute set should find quite a few, although for me, the closest is almost 50 miles away and the second closest just over 100 miles away.

[+jellis]

Yes Do a PQ with traditional, multi, puzzle and Wherigo. Then in the Attributes click only the beacon. Or Salsaguy (geocacher) has been keeping a pretty good up to date Bookmark list of Chirps.