A Micro Cashe As A Tb

[+Team-Mikkelsen]

Today i got this great idea !.

Is it possible to let a Micro Cashe be a TB ?

Then you cant get a TB find and a Cashe find at the same time.

I think this could be fun if it is allowed.

Moderator what do you think ?

Edited March 19, 2004 by Mikkel

[+Renegade Knight]

You would have to have it as an exception to the moving cache rule. That it's a TB though at least lets you track the cache and what cache the cache is in.

 

I'll give you 50/50. where's my bookie?

[+honeychile]

Moving caches are not permitted, so your travel bug could not be a cache as well as a travel bug. You could, however, have a bug with a compartment of things that could be traded. Just make sure it will fit in most caches, though, or it won't be able to move much.

 

I had one similar to this that has gone MIA in a plundered cache. It's called the thing your aunt gave you. It was just a simple, zip up, see-through, zippered bag. Whatever was inside was yours if you wanted it in trade for anything you chose to put in there.

[+Midway Cafe]

This TB/traveling cache just moved through Rhode Island For The Love Of The Game.... Though I didn't pick it up it did seem like a lot of fun.

[+brad.32]

Moving caches are not permitted?

 

On GC7572, http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...72&Submit6=Find, the description reads, "Time for a new cache to be resurrected from the ashes of the old".

 

... or is it that no NEW moving caches are permitted. Apparently this was a regular cache that is now a moving cache, that also happens to have a TB tag attached.

[+infosponge]

I was going to do this a while back, but then along came the rule about no moving caches. I still did two travel bugs like this though, there's just no on-line cache associated with them. They are M&M Mini's containers with some (small) items to trade along the way.

 

http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=769

 

http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=1283

[+TeamK-9]

Most of the current moving caches are grandfathered, but I think, as with all ideas Groundspeak might let you do it if you had it planned all right.

 

I think the major rule reguarding a moving cache is that you'd have to be able to know where it was at all times. And so if it were just a film canister with a log book that was being just transferred around the area it might be approved as a mystery cache, but I don't know, email your local approver and see what he thinks...

[WH]

I was thinking of releasing a TB called "Hide and Seek". The TB wouls be in 2 parts, a log book and the bug itself. The logbook would be placed in a cache and list the nearby coordinates of where the bug is hidden. In order to grab him from the cache, you need to look in the logbook to get the coordinates of where nearby he's hidden the go find him.

 

When you place him in a cache, you simple hide him nearby the cache and write the coords in the log book and place that in the cache.