Log book or web site

[LisaAS36]

Do most people use a log book in their cache or do they just have the finder log their comments here at this website?

 

Happy Thanksgiving-

Lisa

[Tahosa and Sons]

The log book is a standard part of every Cache. Some finders only log in the book and do not go to the web. And I've had one that only filled out the log book, never even laid claim for their

efforts.

 

Tahosa - Dweller of the Mountain Tops.

[magellan315]

Both

[+RobRee]

we do both. log book for the cache owner, and the web for my kids to see it. the kids love to see the results on the web. we are also populating a few topo maps with little pin flags.

 

robbie

 

required reading

My first bible

[+Planet]

The paper log book for posterity, On the web for other finders to know what to expect when they get there, or for interesting reading. Some folks write very creatively and they are fun to read.

 

Cache you later,

Planet

 

Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right, But Three Lefts Do.

[GrandpaCannon]

It is fun to read the paper log at the cache site. Sometimes other cachers will make observations there that they will not put online because it will spoil the hunt or a suprise aspect of the cache, but they know that if you are reading the log book that you have already been through the experience of finding the cache. I also use the logbook to verify a signature item. "Is that army man a Rifle6 army man?" "Yep, it must be because Rifle6 signed the log book just last week." The online log is for the number count (I know, I know, nobody really cares about the numbers it's just the hunt that counts ) It also gives you an oppourtunity to share some of your experience with the cache owner more immediately than waiting until the next time he does a maintainence visit to the cache

[+Web-ling]

Most people use both. Almost all non-virtual caches have logbooks. Most people also log online.