"Tested out "Incense in rural area attracts rare Pokemon" theory in Rašćane, Croatia"

#PokemonGO: Originally posted on /r/pokemongo, the guys there pointed me here to show the story also.StoryYesterday I went on a full day family reunion in Rašćane, Croatia. We have an old house there, quite far up in the hills with a uncharted gravel road leading there. We had a great day - barbecue, dogs, forest walking and getting together was nice. I've also cached some nice Pokemon from Incense!I decided to test the "incense in rural area" theory, as the place is off the grid, no Pokestops nearby and no Pokemon on the radar - seemed like the perfect place to test this! :)My results are on the bottom, here are some pics and screenshots.Area and nature scenery pics: http://ift.tt/2aX3htC pics per demand in comments: http://ift.tt/2aZ2rQd of the map in Rašćani: http://ift.tt/2b1Cnmr screenshots: forgot to take them yesterday, it's no longer visible as we had Lures up at the meetup yesterday evening :(SourceThe original article that made me test this: How to find Rare Pokemon with Pokemon GO IncenseResultsNumber of incense used: 4 (actually 5, but this is so off the grid I wasted the last one due to signal loss)Number of rare Pokemon: 4Total Pokemon: ~ 23 (some ran away / disappeared due to poor network coverage)My catches:Ryhno, Seel, Persian, Weepinbell, Graveler3 Geodudes3 SandshrewsBellsprout, Meowth, Diglett and NidoranZubat, Spearow and WeedleConclusionWould I say it works? Yes. I have never seen such a good Incense session. I tested it at home, mostly trash. Persian was new for me, Geodudes and Sandshrews are rare here. Amazing catches (for me at least). via /r/TheSilphRoad http://ift.tt/2bDlnH6