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I found a path tag and don’t know much about them but I had to log it in on their website. Are these like trackables or geocoins? Relatively new to caching and just looking for more info on these. Thanks.
If you find a path tag, you can keep it for yourself, or move it along if you want. Logging on the path tag web site lets the owner of the tag know who found it and where. They are more like a signature item that the owner trades or leaves in caches. They are a less expensive alternative to have one’s own special geocoin made up.
Regular geocoins and travel bugs, however, are the property of the owners of them, and, therefore, should NOT be kept but should continue to move.
Just send any you find to us, we will dispose of them properly, they are highly addictive, and contagious
@sweetlife wrote:
Just send any you find to us, we will dispose of them properly, they are highly addictive, and contagious
Agreed!
I just ordered mine yesterday! 😀
basicly you keep them or trade them like baseball cards or you can simply drop it in another cache.
Just learned about them today and already ordered up my first starter set of 50. What a cool way to leave your mark in a cache or pass along to others. Ughh, I can’t believe I have to wait 4-6 weeks……is it time yet??….now?…what about now?……. 😀
My first tags are in production as well, so once they arrive I’d be more than happy to trade with any of my fellow WGAers who are into pathtags.
THanks to the WGA providing discount cards for pathtags at the WGA picnic, I just ordered my first set as well.
wow i’ve been wanting pathtags for a while but can never seem to scape the 100 dollars together.. maybe for a christmas or birthday present… 😛
Yeah, once you get that “starter’ kit out of the way for $100, reorders come to only about .99 cents a tag, which is a nice deal. Its that initial set up, blue printing and other initial red tape that makes the first order so pricey. I’m just worried that i’m gonna get “creation fever” and want to make different ones all the time. Thats alot of starter sets. 😛
Thanks for the info that is what I thought they were but wasn’t sure.
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