You could be a cache evaluator/travel guide. Go out to all the caches and evaluate how good they are, rate them with stars, something like those people who go to all the lodgings for AAA ratings. Or like those restaurant critics. Don’t tell anyone who you are if they see you at a cache–pretend to be a newbie or something. (And maybe COTM could become obsolete. 😉 )

Just think of the numbers if someone got paid to go geocaching!

I rib Zuma regularly with the idea of a Team Honeybunnies Professional Model Garmin Oregon 400t. Custom wrapped case and updated graphics package. Sexy… Oh well, I can always dream as I type away. I think I hear a Pink Floyd song in the background. “Ticking away…”

How long before you start taking bribes. 😆

@jerrys dad wrote:

@furfool wrote:

How long before you start taking bribes. 😆

Bribes for what? The only thing I could think of would be doing a find for someone.

That was in reference to Sandlander’s cache evaluator idea. Bribes from the cache owner for high evaluations, recommendations, etc.

@Cachelovskys wrote:

This is in all seriousness. What would it take? Probably a sponser? Make paid presentations through the country? Be an “offical” tester on new GPS technology? I was just sitting at work all April, and not caching (zero finds all April), pondering “How nice would that be?” There has to be some clever people on these forums.

Have you thought about selling puzzle cache solutions?

I’ve taught other teachers about how to use caching in their classroom…I could start a presentation tour and charge to introduce it to teachers EVERYWHERE (enter evil laugh).

I’ve also had the discussion about the “cache tour guide” with other people. Like a fishing guide…charge people to take them to the hot spots, interesting caches, etc.

But, I like the idea of selling puzzle solutions… 8)