@Scrappy Scout wrote:

1) During your 2 year term what would you personally like to see the WGA doing or heading too during your term?

2) What kind of caches do you personail like to find: micro, traditional, puzzels. etc.

1) Continue holding events in more areas of the state, I think our current way of doing this is working well.

Make continued efforts to promote the WGA among the geocaching community.

Look into the possibility of holding events in conjunction with other organizations (think West Bend Cache Bash).

2) I like searching for all kinds of caches really. Not a huge fan of puzzle caches (don’t have the ability to do puzzles very well). I guess traditional caches would be the bulk of my finds, a mix of container sizes from nano to large ammo cans. I’m not too picky when it comes to my caches.

For your first question, I mentioned a few things in my Candidate Corner profile.

For your second question, I try to seek all varieties of hides. If it is a tough puzzle, I will ask around or go with another cacher or 2. I’m alot less “techie”, and more “outdoorsie” as a geocacher, so if you want technical advice, ask someone else!

Direction for the next two years – I would want to see the WGA continue working with the WDNR in promoting the State Parks. It is a project that was proposed but has hit a wall in the sense that the economy has not been favorable for extra programs through the WDNR. Also in that period, increased awareness about the sport for the general public, the institution of “fair play” rules perhaps to stem off the battles between the factions.

I would also like to see a WGA blimp covering the Brewers games…

Cache types: that often depends on the time I have available and how badly I need a caching fix.
Urban hides are a bit lower on the list than the suburban ones and out in the middle of nowhere caches are up toward the top. If I can find them, that makes them more favorite than the DNF’d ones.