How Do I Find Moving Caches?

[+Thot]

The subject say it all.

 

How do I find moving caches? They are not a selection in pocket queries.

[+Prime Suspect]

The subject say it all.

 

How do I find moving caches?  They are not a selection in pocket queries.

There are very few of them. They aren't current allowed (for several reasons), so the only ones listed are those created quite a while ago, that were grandfathered in. And the ones that were created tended to not last too long. It just takes one person to not log the new coordinates, and it's lost.

 

The were banned before pocket queries were even developed, if I remember right.

Best solution is to google the geocaching.com site for the phrase "moving cache", like this.

Edited September 18, 2004 by Prime Suspect

[+briansnat]

They will appear on your nearest cache search if they are in your area.

[+geojeeper74]

Prime Suspect, very cool google trick, thanks for sharing.

Edited September 19, 2004 by geojeeper74

[+Thot]

Best solution is to google the geocaching.com site for the phrase "moving cache", like this.

Interesting technique. Thanks.

 

In this case it does have the problem that it gives you caches world wide. I'll try adding Texas.