The top dog cacher (not catcher), has made it to 8,000 caches. I'll bet he's "marked" every one, too.
ROTFLMAO!
:rolleyes::rolleyes:
vb:literal>
Printable View
The top dog cacher (not catcher), has made it to 8,000 caches. I'll bet he's "marked" every one, too.
ROTFLMAO!
:rolleyes::rolleyes:
Someone has purchased a premium membership for a dog?
Oh come on, let everyone play the way they want to play. It's not like it makes a mockery of the game to have a dog have more finds (and hides for that matter!) than many of us. And after all, dogs are people too!
Perhaps Garmin can see this as a potential market and come out with a GPS just for dogs. Instead of showing an odor, it will emit the odor of bacon in the direction of the cache. Actually, I might buy one of these for myself....
Rite In The Rain will come out with a new logbook which dogs can "mark" the logbook. It will have the ability to stay dry, but maintain the distinct scent of the finder. Any suspicious logs will have to be verified by comparing the smell of the logbook page to the appropriate end of the dog claiming the find.
And film canisters will be replaced with GPS equipped bone shaped containers, which the dog can bury every .1 mile and once it senses contact with earth, will transmit the coordinates directly to gc.com to be submitted.
In the words of my fellow curmudgeon, Sheesh!
I am truly surprised that some raccoon has not lugged off all those caches that the dog owns, that surely must smell of dog bones. Wonder what he puts in those??