No, but then I only have two non-traditionals; both field-solve puzzles. My #1 favorited cache is a 1/1 park and grab, magnetic key holder on a picnic table. It gets favorite points because of where it is, and how you get there.

My second is one of the puzzles. I think it gets points because of the nice walk that you take to find the coords.

#3 get its points because of the container.

4, 5, 7 & 10 are part of a series in the Mead Wildlife Area that takes you on some nice walks into areas that most people seldom go. (#4 being a nice walk when the creek is frozen, otherwise it is a nice paddle or a hike into hell).

6, 8 & 9 are popular because of what you see when you get there.

Six of our top ten are traditionals, four of which could be considered different container types. Three unknowns (two of them in-the-field solves), one multi.

However, after that come eight straight non-traditionals: three LBH, three unknowns, and two multis.

I was really surprised when I looked at ours.
7 mystery caches and 3 traditionals
unfortunately 3 have been archived
if we go with active hides it is
8 mystery caches and 2 traditionals
all that I could conclude from this is that we are spending way too much time with froggerz

@Mister Greenthumb wrote:

I was really surprised when I looked at ours.

all that I could conclude from this is that we are spending way too much time with froggerz

Mr. G hides caches we like to find too!!!

Three virtuals, three earth caches, two unknowns, one multi, one traditional.

That said…some of our most favorites have been the “lowly” traditional. Hikes for miles in beautiful areas to find a box at the end are still the pinnacle of a great cache for us.

I worked out an alternative stat for our hides. I checked on the percentage listed for each cache, and our #1 in favorite points had only 6% of the premium finders favoriting it. All of our traditionals with the most favorite points dropped out of the Top Ten when this stat was viewed, and when looking at hides that had at least 15 finds, we have an in-the-field puzzle getting a 53% favorite rating for our new #1. The rest of the top ten are seven unknowns, one LBH, and one multi. All score over 25% of premium finders favoriting them.

There are many different ways to look at statistics.

(BTW, “Granny Squares” scored in both Top Ten lists for us. Cachers <3 "GS"!)

Here’s our top ten. Five traditionals, four multis, and one puzzle. All of our caches have favorites except one; the one without is a puzzle cache with a view of a golf course. Similar to what Froggerz mentioned, we try to place caches that others will like and potentially mark as favorites.