Just wondering what the record is for the most caches found in Maine on one day by a single cacher/cache team? We had a visitor to the Bangor area yesterday that found many caches. Anybody have stats on this?

I know I don't have the record,I think my most so far has been 8 but I think Brdad and MsTeeLee have gotten like 12 or so but would be interested in the same question. Who does have the most in one day?

My record for a single day was 11 with the Expeditionary Team of myself, The Geopups, The Blazing Trolls, and The G-Team when we went up Rt 201 back in July. Then the next day I got 9 giving me 20 for two consecutive days. That was a workout for sure.

Cameoooooo was referring to "G Force" -- they did 19 in the Bangor area yesterday! Wowzers!

-RanMan22

That was G Force, my brother from England. He had the advantage of me driving him around. We had spent the day before driving around town getting the grids for Battleship and Tic Tac. He spent some time looking for Dslexic too. Yesterday he went for the caches, I didn't help him find them, but knowing where to park and the best driving route to the caches helps. He didn't find the Battleship cache but did find Tic Tac and Dslexic. The good news is he got 51 caches in a 5 day New England tour. The bad news is he passed me in total caches!

Cameoooooo was referring to "The G Team" -- they did 19 in the Bangor area yesterday! Wowzers!

-RanMan22
Just for the record...I was referring to The G Force. :)

Corrected my post...

my bad!

-RanMan22

Our "personal best" is only 8 on one day, but 6 of them were First Finds. :) At the rate new caches have been coming up down here it will be a long time before we top that.

Our best is 17 caches over 2 days in Moncton, New Brunswick.

I have found 11 in one day twice, always seem to hit that one that takes longer than expected to find. Drove over 400 miles on one of those days. Have found 26 in a weekend Fri-Sun. As times goes on the cache densities are getting higher in some areas so I am sure some new cachers will top that due to not having to cover as large an area. In some states there are areas you cold find 11 caches in a one mile area. I don't like coming back to an area to find one cache so usually stay til I find the cache then continue on and don't really worry about how many for the day. Just keep on caching they are all fun. You don't melt away even in pouring rain just makes the hunt more memorable.

I will admit a big advantage was having my brother egsg drive me around to the caches and that is half the battle. There were numerous caches I have done where it took far longer to find the closest place to park than it did to actually find the cache. I did not set out to set any records just kept going and could of got more had we not had plans to meet up with his wife later and not done any shopping. I did offer to stop after 17 but wanted to beat my then personal best of 18 which I did in London one day. It was nice to return to the Bangor area and see the changes especially where the caches are hidden for there were a few places I didn't know about. Thanks to all the local cachers who placed the caches that I found.

The most I ever got in a day was 12 and that was to reach the hundred mark. Thats a busy day in the Bangor area G-force, did you get any tickets ;)

:D :D :D Well I dug through my stuff and our best single day was July 12, 2003 we did 16 caches and then on July 13, 2003 we did 11 caches, which equals a ton of miles. Here is the break down;

7/12/2003 4 traditional, 3 virtuals, and 9 locationless
7/13/2003 2 virtuals, 9 locationless

Team Teebow