Does this new turn of events change the plans for the " Munzie in the Birdhouse" series? Glenn Via iP-4 On Dec 11, 2011, at 8:44 PM, Bob TheCacher <cachefinder@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I agree with John (L Frank). Munzee's should be away from any cache hiden to > avoid the possibility of them being "taken home" by non-cachers. Someone > even told me that there was a munzee hanging from a tree right over my cache > container. Not good. Please remove any Munzee's within sight of any of my > caches. Munzee's have their place, just not at a cache site. > Thanks, > BBD1 > Bob > > From: mogamoga2010@xxxxxxxxxxx > To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: [GeoStL] Geocaching vs Munzee's > Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 16:42:26 -0600 > > I would like to share to everyone the problem I encountered today between > Geocaching and Munzee's. I went to do some maintenance on some of my caches > today, and to my surprise, I found a Munzee a few feet away from my > geocaching container. I was made aware by the munzee owner that they were > doing this, but I did not expect them to be in sight of my geocache. I > called the munzee owner and asked him/her this question: "Are all munzee > seekers also geocachers?" The answer was that most of them are geocachers, > but probably not all. I then asked, "Since all munzee seekers are not > geocachers, aren't you therefore, inviting muggles to find my geocache and > possibly take it?" The munzee owner did not think of that possibility and > volunteered to move the munzee's away from my cache location. > > I think there is a place for geocaches and I think there is a place for > munzee's, but I do not think they should be in the same place. If any other > munzee hiders have them placed next to my caches, would you please move them > some distance away from my cache so it is not possible for the location to be > discovered by a muggle munzee seeker. > > I am curious how other geocachers and munzee seekers feel about this. So I > invite your comments. Thanks > > L Frank