Travel Bug Travel Guide

Travel bugs have a bad habit of disappearing. We take a lot of steps to make sure they get where they’re going. We put them in ziplock baggies, we print out info sheets and laminate them, we carefully record their numbers and keep the copy tags “just in case” something goes wrong.

One of the problems I’ve noticed with travel bugAlso called “Travelbug,” “TB” or “hitchhikerAn item placed in a cache with the intention of being moved from cache to cache. Travel bugs and GeoCoins are types of hitchhikers..” A travel bug is an item placed in a cache with the goal of moving from cache to cache to rack up miles. Travel bugs are distinguished with a “travel bug tag” or “dog tag” that contains a tracking number for that particular item. Travel bugs are not generally considered “trade items” or “swagAlso called "Trade items" or "geo-treasure" or simply "treasure." These are items placed in a geocache for trading.,” meaning you do not have to leave a travel bug (or anything else) to take one. info sheets is they’re just too big for a lot of caches. And while they identify the travel bugAlso called “Travelbug,” “TB” or “hitchhikerAn item placed in a cache with the intention of being moved from cache to cache. Travel bugs and GeoCoins are types of hitchhikers..” A travel bug is an item placed in a cache with the goal of moving from cache to cache to rack up miles. Travel bugs are distinguished with a “travel bug tag” or “dog tag” that contains a tracking number for that particular item. Travel bugs are not generally considered “trade items” or “swagAlso called "Trade items" or "geo-treasure" or simply "treasure." These are items placed in a geocache for trading.,” meaning you do not have to leave a travel bug (or anything else) to take one. and its goal, they don’t fully cover the problem of new cachers who just don’t know how to log and take care of a trackable.

The Travel BugAlso called “Travelbug,” “TB” or “hitchhikerAn item placed in a cache with the intention of being moved from cache to cache. Travel bugs and GeoCoins are types of hitchhikers..” A travel bug is an item placed in a cache with the goal of moving from cache to cache to rack up miles. Travel bugs are distinguished with a “travel bug tag” or “dog tag” that contains a tracking number for that particular item. Travel bugs are not generally considered “trade items” or “swagAlso called "Trade items" or "geo-treasure" or simply "treasure." These are items placed in a geocache for trading.,” meaning you do not have to leave a travel bug (or anything else) to take one. Travel Guide addresses both those issues. It fold into a neat 8 page “zine” format and provides the space you need to add important information about the bug, its mission and its owner. There’s also plenty of information about how to log and care for a travel bugAlso called “Travelbug,” “TB” or “hitchhikerAn item placed in a cache with the intention of being moved from cache to cache. Travel bugs and GeoCoins are types of hitchhikers..” A travel bug is an item placed in a cache with the goal of moving from cache to cache to rack up miles. Travel bugs are distinguished with a “travel bug tag” or “dog tag” that contains a tracking number for that particular item. Travel bugs are not generally considered “trade items” or “swagAlso called "Trade items" or "geo-treasure" or simply "treasure." These are items placed in a geocache for trading.,” meaning you do not have to leave a travel bug (or anything else) to take one. in your possession.

It can be a little tough to fold a zine for the first time, so plan on making a couple mistakes. Basically you want to fold on every line so you have eight individual panels. After that, cut on the dotted line in the middle two panels and fold it so the cover and back are on the outside. If you’re still having trouble check out the video in the “read more” link.

Travel BugAlso called “Travelbug,” “TB” or “hitchhikerAn item placed in a cache with the intention of being moved from cache to cache. Travel bugs and GeoCoins are types of hitchhikers..” A travel bug is an item placed in a cache with the goal of moving from cache to cache to rack up miles. Travel bugs are distinguished with a “travel bug tag” or “dog tag” that contains a tracking number for that particular item. Travel bugs are not generally considered “trade items” or “swagAlso called "Trade items" or "geo-treasure" or simply "treasure." These are items placed in a geocache for trading.,” meaning you do not have to leave a travel bug (or anything else) to take one. Travel Guide