@sloughfoot wrote:

Some examples of questions could be: Who has the oldest vehicle used for caching. Have you ever had Lymes disease as a result of caching. Who has found the most caches in one 24 hr period. All these answers would be worth one point. Add em up, Make anyone who claims a point tell their story and 12 hours later you have a winner or winners. The questions are easy to come up with once you get going and are a lot of fun to think up. I think this would accomplish the goal of getting a group together and all sharing experiences.

Mrs Sloughfoot.

This sounds similar to what the planners did for this year’s WGA picnic at Wildcat Mountain State Park. It was very cool and a good way to meet people.

exactly, the questions just keep coming. If everyone offered 10 questions to be considered you would have quite a list.

Gail

Ooh, goofball things like:

The person who’s crashed the most weddings / funerals to find a geocache. (2 for both btw)

Have you ever attempted 15+ caches in a mosquito infested woods with no bug spray, only to return to the car and have one member of the party say, “Oh, looky here”?

I like TyeDye’s idea!

“I’m hoping for more awards like “Best DNF attempt”, Longest Unnecessary Bushwhack”, “Best Puzzle cache” “Longest Multi-cache” “Rookie of the Year” “Nickname that makes the least sense” and so on.”

I could add “Cacher with the Greatest Cache Related Medical Expensives”. “Cacher with the Most Tick Bites” and “Cacher with the Most Exotic Encounter with a Poisonous Plant”.

I don’t like the focus on the cache count numbers! I find when my focus is on the numbers I miss a lot of other cool “finds” along the way!