This may be a sttopit ?, but how do I tell which YJTB is which? I have 3 in my inventory and want to drop a couple in Slidell, La this weekend. How do I know which one is which? The tags have alpha numbers, but my inventory has actual digits. How do you keep track of these things? Too much hassle.
- -
4 legs good - 2 legs bad! - Animal Farm
Posts: 2725 | Location: NE GA - Gateway to the Mountains | Registered: November 09, 2002
I make note of the # versus the tag # when I log em for the first time. Then either make "dots" on the tag with a sharpie or put a note with em and toss it before I place em.
Posts: 2116 | Location: NW Atlanta | Registered: April 04, 2004
On the jeep page, http://jeep.geocaching.com/ put in the tag # of the jeep and it will tell you what jeep # you have - yep, it's dang confusing when you have several to keep track of. And then AtlantaGal's got the right idea to keep track of them afterwards.
quote:Originally posted by Thorny1: On the jeep page, http://jeep.geocaching.com/ put in the tag # of the jeep and it will tell you what jeep # you have.
WHen I grabbed the new ones the first time I went to their travel bug page and used the "Print Bug Sheet" to print up a sheet. The sheet has the jeep number on it. I put the sheet and the jeep in a ziplock and it is easy to keep track of which is which.
-----
Posts: 2546 | Location: NE Corner of Georgia | Registered: November 09, 2002
Little late posting this, but the Jeep is still there.
I placed a YJTB in Mtn Man's 2nd Anniversary Gold on Friday. KInd of funny too because he placed one in Felix's Fortress the same day. That one is gone already tho.
Posts: 2116 | Location: NW Atlanta | Registered: April 04, 2004
Just dropped Felix the Georgia Travel Cat and YJTB #0935 in the Wanderer 1 cache for this weekend's meeting.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Thorny1,
Looks like YJTB #3144 was pulled out of Conspiracy Theory on 7/5/04 but the visit and the grab was never logged.
I'm posting this to prevent anyone from going after the bug and not finding it there. This just happened to acuttie, and I'd like to save other cachers the legwork if they're just going after the bug. I'd like the cache to get visited, but not if the cacher doing the hunting just gets disappointed at the final stage.
- Mark (S-4-C)
Posts: 466 | Location: Lawrenceville, GA | Registered: July 30, 2003
As the cache owner/hider you can mark a t-bug as missing. Login, go to the cache page, click the bug link, on the bug page you can mark it missing. The database will record the bug is in an unknown location. If someone logs the bug later it will be marked as in their hands. This will keep people from hunting the missing bug in your cache.
-----
Posts: 2546 | Location: NE Corner of Georgia | Registered: November 09, 2002
It's been a month since 40 YJTBs were given away at the June GGA meeting, and 9 of them are still listed on the page. What gives? That's nearly 1/4 of the jeeps.
I think it would be possible to guess who has them based on who showed up and who hasn't logged one since everyone that showed up was able to snag one. Maybe an email can be sent to those folks at the meeting that didn't log a jeep yet to ask if they were given one, and remind them what they're expected to do.