Missing Tags
Ben Howard Rd, Monroe, WA, US location_on N 47 50.313, W 121 51.369
This bat saw some other flying creatures with white heads and large wing spans. He was very interested, but the other flying creature was only interested in hunting in the water. You don't need to go down the hill to find. Hint is in one of the pictures.
NE Woodinville Duvall Rd, Cottage Lake, WA, US location_on N 47 45.333, W 122 05.017
This bat wanted to check out this cool park before flying away. Hint is in the pictures.
028 - Bat at Bump in the Night
1st Ave NE, Olde Town, Issaquah, WA, US location_on N 47 31.862, W 122 02.135
To claim this bat you will need to find dsvaughn.
Initial Ave, Enumclaw, WA, US location_on N 47 12.312, W 122 00.580
Belle met Timothy Bat and now she will be know as Belle Fry-Bat
East Rd, Redwood Valley, CA, US location_on N 39 16.258, W 123 12.380
Totally cliché but if you look this is natural habitat.
081 - Get your picture taken with a BAT!
Hwy 99, Fremont, Seattle, WA, US location_on N 47 38.895, W 122 20.842
This bat is hanging around waiting for an unsuspecting soul to have their picture taken in this frame. The bat is hanging around under the support.
Friston, England, GB location_on N 50 46.645, E 000 12.160 local_parking N 50 46.437, E 000 12.271
This aptly named area is a favourite haunt of mine :-), to find this Bat tag you will need to go to the published coords, this will be the start of a path from the grassland to a wooded area, once inside you will need a TORCH to search out the BAT Cave - find the fire tack on a tree off of the path (but visible from it) look hard and you will see the tack, at the base of this tree find the rocky mound and you will find the roost. Good luck and if you are lucky you may see some of the local Deer ...... NOTE THIS TAG CAN ONLY BE EXCHANGED FOR THE MAIN TAG AT THE BUMP IN THE NIGHT EVENT AT BUSHY WOOD TONIGHT
Westmoreland Heritage Trail, Murrysville, PA, US location_on N 40 25.588, W 079 41.028
This bat decided to take a rest after a long bike ride on the trail. You will not have to go far if you park in the right spot. Only you can rescue him and bring to the event on Sunday. Please redeem your snagged bat tag at event GC9GW8Q on October 31st. You get to keep your snagged tag and receive a cool gothic mirror Geo-Coin that magnetically attaches to your bat tag. Happy Haunting!
Central Ave, Lancaster, NY, US location_on N 42 55.276, W 078 40.339
“One. Waaahaahaaaa†“Two. Waaahaahaaaa†“Three. Waaahaahaaaa†Count von Count first appeared on Sesame Street in 1972. The Count helped many of us improve our counting skills as youngsters. He is our official friendly count down vampire as the hunt is on to find this bat tag. Have fun! PS: To receive your Companion Coin please join us at our GeoEvent “Going Batty at Como Lake Park†GC8ZDD2. If you pick your Companion Coin up at the event you will be entered to win a Bump in the Night Event Coin. If you can’t make it to Como Park then contact me through Snag the Tag and we’ll make arrangements to have the coin shipped to you via USPS for small fee to cover the cost of packaging and shipping. Thanks Crumpj7, Arcee & K8Brownie
West Seneca, NY, US location_on N 42 49.792, W 078 46.898
Those meddling kids from Scooby-Doo kept me entertained many a Saturday morning when I was growing up. The episode Vampire Bats & Scaredy Cats is the inspiration for this hide. Oh No, it’s Uncle Leon Aka Gramps the Vamp that was the villain in this episode. Don’t let him fool you, he’s only after your inheritance of your Bump in the Night Companion Coin. Find that Bat and foil his plans. PS: To receive your Companion Coin please join us at our GeoEvent “Going Batty at Como Lake Park†GC8ZDD2. If you pick your Companion Coin up at the event you will be entered to win a Bump in the Night Event Coin. If you can’t make it to Como Park then contact me through Snag the Tag and we’ll make arrangements to have the coin shipped to you via USPS for small fee to cover the cost of packaging and shipping. Thanks Crumpj7, Arcee & K8Brownie
US Hwy 2, Leavenworth, WA, US location_on N 47 35.283, W 120 40.559
Diese Fledermaus besucht Leavenworth! Look for this bat in one of the pillars of the sign.
273 - Bump in the Night - Disc Golf
S Bailey Dr, Pueblo West, CO, US location_on N 38 19.666, W 104 44.390
Legend speaks of a sleeping bat that emerges every 21 years to scare folks. We are looking for a few brave folks to gather these pesky bats before they look in the mirror and turn into mini vampires. This bat was last seen heading for the Civic Center Disc Golf Course in Pueblo West, CO. Upon capturing the bat please claim it on snagthetag.com and make plans to attend the geocaching.com event, Bump In The Night, GC9H4CN, in Pueblo, CO. This takes place from 10am - 11am on Saturday, October 30th, 2021. This will be the only time to show your captured bat to the hosts and receive its companion gothic mirror geocoin. ONLY ONE captured bat per geoteam/household will be allowed. Please take the container and all its contents and return the rocks.
276 - Bump in the Night - Triangle B
B St, Penrose, CO, US location_on N 38 25.168, W 105 02.546
Legend speaks of a sleeping bat that emerges every 21 years to scare folks. We are looking for a few brave folks to gather these pesky bats before they look in the mirror and turn into mini vampires. This bat was last seen heading for the triangle formed by B's in Penrose, CO. Upon capturing the bat please claim it on snagthetag.com and make plans to attend the geocaching.com event, Bump In The Night, GC9H4CN, in Pueblo, CO. This takes place from 10am - 11am on Saturday, October 30th, 2021. This will be the only time to show your captured bat to the hosts and receive its companion gothic mirror geocoin. ONLY ONE captured bat per geoteam/household will be allowed. Please take the container and all its contents.
278 - Bump in the Night - Fazoli's
Valley Dr, Pueblo, CO, US location_on N 38 18.618, W 104 37.750
Legend speaks of a sleeping bat that emerges every 21 years to scare folks. We are looking for a few brave folks to gather these pesky bats before they look in the mirror and turn into mini vampires. This bat was last seen heading for Fazoli's in Pueblo, CO. Upon capturing the bat please claim it on snagthetag.com and make plans to attend the geocaching.com event, Bump In The Night, GC9H4CN, in Pueblo, CO. This takes place from 10am - 11am on Saturday, October 30th, 2021. This will be the only time to show your captured bat to the hosts and receive its companion gothic mirror geocoin. ONLY ONE captured bat per geoteam/household will be allowed. Please take the container and all its contents.
280 - Bump in the Night - Pumpkin
S Elizabeth St, Downtown, Pueblo, CO, US location_on N 38 16.000, W 104 36.790
Pumpkins are commonly carved into decorative lanterns called jack-o'-lanterns for the Halloween season. Traditionally Britain and Ireland would carve lanterns from vegetables, particularly the turnip, mangelwurzel, or swede,[52]. They continue to be popular choices today as carved lanterns in Scotland and Northern Ireland, although the British purchased a million pumpkins for Halloween in 2004.[53] The practice of carving pumpkins for Halloween originated from an Irish myth about a man named "Stingy Jack".[17] The turnip has traditionally been used in Ireland and Scotland at Halloween,[54] but immigrants to North America used the native pumpkin, which are both readily available and much larger – making them easier to carve than turnips.[54] Not until 1837 does jack-o'-lantern appear as a term for a carved vegetable lantern,[55] and the carved pumpkin lantern association with Halloween is recorded in 1866.[56] In the United States, the carved pumpkin was first associated with the harvest season in general, long before it became an emblem of Halloween.[57] In 1900, an article on Thanksgiving entertaining recommended a lit jack-o'-lantern as part of the festivities that encourage kids and families to join together to make their own jack-o'-lanterns.[57] Association of pumpkins with harvest time and pumpkin pie at Canadian and American Thanksgiving reinforce its iconic role. Starbucks turned this association into marketing with its pumpkin spice latte, introduced in 2003.[58] This has led to a notable trend in pumpkin and spice flavored food products in North America.[59] This is despite the fact that North Americans rarely buy whole pumpkins to eat other than when carving jack-o'-lanterns. Illinois farmer Sarah Frey is called "the Pumpkin Queen of America" and sells around five million pumpkins annually, predominantly for use as lanterns.[60][61]
Rulstraat, Megen, NB, NL location_on N 51 49.349, E 005 34.657 local_parking N 51 49.442, E 005 33.838
GeoChecker.com. Meer info over deze tag is te verkrijgen op het event ! [🕸Halloween👹 🦇MegenseVleermuisEvent 🦇🎃][1] [1]: https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC9E6JE
Tarpiscan Rd, Rock Island, WA, US location_on N 47 15.372, W 120 05.887 local_parking N 47 15.260, W 120 05.416
You will need a boat to reach this one... it's worth it, though! For bonus points (or a consolation prize), this spot hosts a T5 virtual (GC7B67C - Pictograph Cave). Two places to put in your boat: N 47° 15.260 W 120° 05.416 - high clearance vehicle recommended. N 47° 14.027 W 120° 04.804 - good road but further to paddle. See spoiler pic for location of the tag. Good luck finders!
10th St, Fairhaven, Bellingham, WA, US location_on N 48 43.202, W 122 30.271
As indicated by a marker at the coordinates, it was a purported practice to put transients that died of exposure, accident, or suicide on display here in the hopes of identification from passers-by. A bat tag has been hidden nearby. See spoiler pic for exact location. Good luck, finders!
1st St, Langley, WA, US location_on N 48 02.452, W 122 24.486
A nice scenic spot to find yourself a bat. See second pic for exact location. Good luck finders!
308 - The Haunted Hotel and Saloon
102nd Ave NW, Stanwood, WA, US location_on N 48 14.479, W 122 22.251
Rumors have it that this hotel is inhabited by ghosts. While that's not confirmed, there has definitely been a bat sighting nearby. Under a small piece of concrete near the fence - see spoiler pic. Good luck finders!
309 - The Northern State Insane Asylum
Helmick Rd, Sedro-Woolley, WA, US location_on N 48 31.879, W 122 11.756
There's nothing like a trip to an abandoned mental institution to get your Halloween game on. This place is closed at night so hunt during daylight hours only please. See spoiler pic for exact location. Good luck hunters!
N Wilton Rd, West End, Tacoma, WA, US location_on N 47 14.817, W 122 33.195
Ruby (the bat) wanted to see the bridges and watch the trains go by. She is resting in the madrona. Good luck!
Harris Ave, Fairhaven, Bellingham, WA, US location_on N 48 43.211, W 122 30.959
This point of land has a rich history in the settlement and development of the town of Fairhaven. In 1853, Alonzo M. Poe filed a donation land claim on this property and built a cabin on top of a mound of glacial till some 80 to 90 feet high. This property became known as Poe’s Point. A Native American raid on Whidbey Island in 1857 unsettled the local inhabitants on Bellingham Bay, and they stationed two men as lookouts on top of Poe’s Point. According to the story, the men imbibed a fair amount of whiskey, fell asleep and became victims of the marauding Northern Native Americans. This point of land hence became known as "Deadman’s Pointâ€. After moving to Olympia in 1858, Alonzo Poe deeded his property to his brother, Americus Poe. Dirty Dan Harris purchased 43 acres of Poe’s property that was immediately adjacent to his own land. He sold off part of the property to the County for a cemetery. The point then acquired a new name, "Graveyard Pointâ€.
352 - Highlight Hidden Pictures
Malta, IL, US location_on N 41 56.311, W 088 52.072
This tag is NOT at this location. This is your starting point. Do you remember the Highlights books at the doctors offices? They had a hidden picture page. It was a picture with small hidden objects in it. Well.... this is your hidden picture game. From this starting point you will need to take a reading with your compass. From here, you will go 180° till you find a huge bowling pin. Once you find the bowling pin you will take another reading and go 150°. In this direction you will find a gray headstone with a large log looking thing on top. On both ends it will look like a print of a compass. To confirm you are at the correct one, it should say Martin and Elizabeth are here. From Martin and Elizabeth you will head 190°. In this direction you need to find the head stone with a Masonic symbol at the top. To confirm you're at the correct one, this gentleman passed on Sept. 18, 1864. From here you will head 210°. In this direction you will find a headstone with my husband's name on it. It is also the name of a medieval weapon. So, if you can figure out these clues, you will find what you seek under the north st corner of his backside. You may need tweezers for this one. As always, be respectful of all the locations and people visiting.
