Caching up with The Cache Me If You Can! Geoaching Board Game

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The OCNA blog is about 9 months old now, and we have conducted several interviews; 22, to be exact. Many of those interviewees provide a Geocaching related product or service,  and it didn't take us long to realize that many of them are often developing new products or services, or making "improvements" to existing ones. This is certainly the case with Dan Hundycz, President of DPH Games, maker of The Cache Me If You Can! Geocaching board game. The game was featured in a June 2013 post on this blog. We noticed via ads run on Geocaching.com that the Zombie Apocalypse expansion pack (also known as Zombie Apocalypse Geocaching, or ZAG) was released October 25th, 2013 (just in time for Halloween). We noticed as well that DPH games has greatly increased their visibility, with 14 vendors now selling the game. So we decided to "Cache up" with Dan.

The Geocachers' Creed

When placing or seeking geocaches, I will: Not endanger myself or others (examples) Observe all laws & rules of the area (examples) Respect property rights and seek permission where appropriate (examples) Avoid causing disruptions or public alarm (examples) Minimize my and others' impact on the environment (examples) Be considerate of others (examples) Protect the integrity of the game pieces (examples)

Help Raise Awareness of the Geocachers' Creed!  Free downloads (brochure,  signature cards, etc.) are available on the Resources page.

The Geocachers' Creed is a voluntary set of guidelines that describes how geocachers in general act.  It is not affiliated with any organization or listing site.  See How the Creed was Developed

The Geocachers' Creed is designed to help orient new players to the ethos of the geocaching community and to guide experienced players in questionable situations, so that everyone can enjoy geocaching!

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Above the grey line, is an excerpt from the Geocachers' Creed website, the entire contents of which can be viewed at www.geocreed.info. The "examples" and other links do work, but they take you to the actual geocreed.info site, opened in a new window. Please do read the bulleted examples for each of the seven "tenets", as they're called; they are very important (although not part of the Creed itself), just too long to reproduce here in this post.