The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 continue discussion from last week for the one-hundred forty-seventh edition of the GeoGearHeads. This the emails from Brilang, geO_Kacher, Kittykatch, iHam, and Nighthawk700 were tackled in this episode. Thank you to all the wonderful GeoGearHeads for their submissions!

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nativtxn and Wet_Coaster joined The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 for the one-hundred forty-sixth edition of the GeoGearHeads and a discussion of poor geocache placements. This show was shaped by the submissions from the audience. We received too many for one show and didn't tackle even a third of them. We discussed examples from lafitefl, jonnybgoode9, A.Demshar, jinta29, RescuePenguin, limax, Tanjent, and finally Team_Pugatch. Thank you to all the wonderful GeoGearHeads for their submissions!

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TheGCDoc (his YouTube Channel and "GGH 137: The Geocaching Doc") returned for the one-hundred forty-fifth edition of the GeoGearHeads The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 about several subjects subjected by the audience. XpunkX (of xpunkx & Julez) sent us a recording about using GSAK to log finds. JerseyEric asked about logging etiquette. brilang was looking for ways to compile his own maps. He's currently using maps from OpenStreetMap.nl with trails from SwitchBacks.com/NWTrails. DarrylW4 mentioned the Garmin Custom Maps, and suggested "GGH 060: Ontario Trails Project" as a listen to find out what goes into building trail maps. The Live Q&A suggested checking out GPSFileDepot as well. team_pugatch called in some information about his new hide – a Cabin in Maine (GC5D116) – in which the finder plays a text adventure game to collect the clues for the final cache location. The last bit in this show was from KratzFamily5 looking for opinions about cache size ratings.

Congratulations to lafitefl for submitting the winning answer for this week's question, and to Tanjent for being drawn as the winner of the live drawing. Thanks to CoinsAndPins.com for those prize donations.

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figures returns for the one-hundred forty-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about several GSAK topics. The conversation about GSAK started with a question from Limax out of the Live Q&A. He asked about learning to code Macros. While there's not a single tutorial, the best place to learn seems to be the "Macro Library" in the "GSAK Forum." A couple of figures's articles – "Creating a geocaching itinerary" and "Logging Caches With GSAK's 'Geocaching.com Access' Feature" – discussed with several other comments and questions from the Live Q&A. You can find figures writing under his real name (Adrian Faulkner) on GPSTracklog and his AdrianFaulkner.com.

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