A few years ago I had the bright idea to put an OCUS moving cache inside a typical GC cache in the hopes that someone would find it, check out the site and move it. I even made it a travel bug to make it easy and more tempting. Well The Infiltrator has had a storied life (check out the Blog story on it) but has only been placed in four caches that I can recall. The first was the one I put it in. Second was a "wormhole" cache to get it moving out of state to another area of activity. Third was the cache it was placed in at the other end of the "wormhole". Now it sits in the Michigan area waiting to be found. Most of the time it is the hands of a limited number of people that just hang on to it and show it about with few resulting logs. At least twice it has been held by an individual cacher for a year.
On to 2015. While The Infiltrator sits I still think the idea of a moving cache hidden inside a larger cache on a slightly more popular site is a way to entice new cachers to explore the option of OCNA. I come up with the idea of saturation. Add several of these small moving caches scattered around my caching grounds to see what happens. I finally place a couple of my intended 6 OCNA mini-moving caches. After posting them I check out the "New Caches" list only to find that Bon Echo has done exactly the same thing with his Open Ambassador series a few months earlier.
Now we just have to sit back and see what happens.....Are they picked up at all? Do they bring in new members? Do they languish in their captive caches?
My hope is that they get a little action from time to time and get a few cachers to at least explore OCNA and possibly become active members rather than one time movers.