Geocache season?

[Guest Robereno]

ort of map that could show the ?hot spots? or comparative activity levels at different times of the year.

[Guest Vagabond]

come on Rob, just head down the hill we're getting new caches almost every day

[Guest bob_renner]

I have also noticed a big drop-off in cache placement as well as logging finds compared to winter and spring. This may change once the high temeratures drop to only the mid 90s.

 

Bob

[Guest redd]

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Originally posted by bob_renner:

I have also noticed a big drop-off in cache placement as well as logging finds compared to winter and spring. This may change once the high temeratures drop to only the mid 90s.

 

Bob

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I am sure the seasonal activity would also vary on a regional basis. For instance, you mention increased activity in winter. I can't imagine driving down snow packed roads in Nebraska to seek a cache in five-degree cold.

 

Actually, it might be easier. Just follow the footprints in the snow!

 

Scott

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http://interbug.com/pigeon

[Guest redd]

quote:

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Originally posted by bob_renner:

I have also noticed a big drop-off in cache placement as well as logging finds compared to winter and spring. This may change once the high temeratures drop to only the mid 90s.

 

Bob

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I am sure the seasonal activity would also vary on a regional basis. For instance, you mention increased activity in winter. I can't imagine driving down snow packed roads in Nebraska to seek a cache in five-degree cold.

 

Actually, it might be easier. Just follow the footprints in the snow!

 

Scott

redd@interbug.com

http://interbug.com/pigeon

[Guest Geoffrey]

Try to open frozen Rubbermaid containers in that weather.