This is a great video. We have been geocaching since Feb and its great fun. See our video of us in Spain in an abandoned mine looking for a geocache!!
The first lady seems to be describing someone sawing a public fence post to make it into a cache. I wish she'd said that it was on the property of the person with the saw...
The first lady seems to be describing someone sawing a public fence post to make it into a cache. I wish she'd said that it was on the property of the person with the saw...
OMG this Geocaching sounds cool. i don't have a gps but im going to get one now after watching this vid :) i cant wait to get out there and find something :) and leave things for others, omg im turning into a geek but i don't care. this will be my hobby from now on. thanks for posting this vid im reborn.
Hi! I liked this video very much, and made a version with brazilian portuguese subtitles. If you authorize me, I would like to keep this version in youtube, with link to the original video, of course. The ideia is improve the geocaching here in Brazil.
Thanks! As soon I got the video uploaded, I´ll post the url, so you can check it
I just gotten into Geocaching about a month ago, my high school Forensics teacher took the class out caching a few times, and I really enjoy it. Me and my friends recently hid our first cache (as the last part of our caching unit in class). Although I don't have my own GPS (we use my friend's dads), I'm really interested in getting one now. Maybe I'll find a cheap, used on online.
I love this video! I'm in Australia and will be heading to the UK for the first time in August 2010 for work, and I was utterly delighted when Gloucester UK was mentioned in the video, the coincidence made me laugh. I love the times I've Geocached here in Australia, and I'm thrilled to be heading to the UK, and largely because I want to plant a trackable item and have it travel back home to Australia. I can't wait! Thank you so much for sharing the appeal and excitement of Geocaching :)
I love this video! I'm in Australia and will be heading to the UK for the first time in August 2010 for work, and I was utterly delighted when Gloucester UK was mentioned in the video, the coincidence made me laugh. I love the times I've Geocached here in Australia, and I'm thrilled to be heading to the UK, and largely because I want to plant a trackable item and have it travel back home to Australia. I can't wait! Thank you so much for sharing the appeal and excitement of Geocaching :)
the title of the cache should include 'tb hotel'. it is typically a large cache that can hold a lot. example in my area is GC1KXH2. it was a 5 gallon bucket, cut to fit it's camo and is the home to many travel bugs at any given time.
You can get as close as 6ft with a GPSr, but the accuracy isn't static. Depending on where you are and how many satellites you are using, it can be between 6ft-30ft accuracy.
this is a fabulous video explaining geocaching! i just wonder if you would be interested in sharing it with me? is there any way you could email it, or is it too large of a file? i would be willing to purchase it, if you could make that an option on here. i have some senior citizens that i am trying to get involved in this. what a fabulous way to explain to them "what" it is!
I'd love to send you the video somehow, but the easiest thing for me right now is certainly for you to show it people through youtube. How else would you like to show it?
what a great video. captures the essence of why I love this game...fun, creativity, getting outside, technology. The geotykes love it too. My wife...still warming up to it.
I love the fence post idea talked about at the beginning.
I've never heard it called a blinker before, in washington we always call them nano's it's interesting seeing what geocaches are like around the America and the world
Celebrating the year anniversary of my first find! I have only found 50, but now that I actually HAVE a GPS it will be easier and more enjoyable. I plan on many more to come in 2010
My wife and I have been geocaching for awhile now. We now have found over 1200 caches, most of those have been in Utah. The most difficult thing about geocaching in northern Utah is the snow in the winter. This video is well done. There are other great videos done by geosnippits. Good luck to all those that want to start. Its a great way to get out of the house. We enjoy it.
I have just started geocaching and after watching this video, it appears to be a contest of either who can find the most caches or who can make a cache the hardest to find. I don't believe geocaching was meant to be either.
Insane.. Yes, and I can't wait till next week when my GPS gets here. Everyone I told about it laughs then comes up and wants to do it. I think that SMART humans have been driven to explore since the dawn of time and this is the newest way to exercise those instincts. Looking for something that might not ever be there.
aw, ive got the same blue gps as the girl in the video :) that things like my most prized possession!
haha most difficult cache for me to retrieve was in south korea, in a park in the heart of the tourist district of seoul. REALLY difficult to look inconspicuous when youre a young white girl in a park filled with older asian men.
geocaching is such a great fun. Most people want to go and explore the world yet most dont fully know where they have come from...geocahing allows you to explore your home surroundings. If you go on holiday it allows a different view of that location thru the eyes of the hider! Its such a great way of exercising!!!!!
When you find a cache, you can take an item out of it if you want. You just have to replace it with something else. For example, you might want to take a matchbox car, and you would leave, in it's place, a little parachute man.
They Log their find in the Logbook then they may or may not take a swap and then they replace the cache as they found it. From there once you get home you log your cache on the geocaching website. And your all done. :-)
Seriously? "a worthless of shit"? honestly. If i was going to write a backfiring comment like that, i would at least attempt to check my comment before submitting it. Especially if it is about something like grammar.
the first time i went geocaching is when i went with my cousin i have smurfula and another one.geocaching is a treasure of an adventure.when i geocache i feel like indiana jones!!lol
OMG it looks so fun everybody should try this its the best thing in the world every body should blow all of there gas money on something very cool the great.. geocaching
Garmin GPSMAP 60. i got mine about 2 years ago and it has never let me down. waterproof, withstands drops, holds LOTS of geocaches, everything you could want in a GPS. Good Luck
So, please name 3 GPS handhelds that can handle this game! I'd like to get started, but am uninformed about handhelds. Need one that does 'hiking' I guess?
found out their was like 6 less than .4 of a mile from me found a tree with lots of sticks under it couldnt find the cache but gunna look in those sticks tommorow
Wow. I want to try this now. I always thought about trying this out, but I've never really had the time or the money for a GPS device. I really want to try this out now, maybe using xkcd's algorithm.
I love geocaching. If you haven't tried it, you really should. It's not about "finding stuff", and I think the video could have emphasized that more. It's more like a way to discover cool off the map type places that you probably didn't know existed in your area.
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Hobby is something you do at the end of meaningful life, after you retire. The retard in a chair is bragging about doing it fulltime,- finding 20 of useless trinkets a day. Smug sob should be ashamed of himself! Fucking parasite!
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bobrageagainst: it was no diss-just a statement of fact about these people being clueless parasites stuck in their a childhoods, waisting precious time, resources, expertise, and ultimately lives looking for worthless crap, instead of trying to make a difference in the world. So selfish and thoughtless. I also said that they should be ashamed of themselves. Apparently it struck a nerve, since they "thumbed me down" right away.
Most people dont care about finding the useless trinkets. I do it for the hunt and to see places ive never been before. You should try it before you criticize.
You're welcome. Sometime people just go to find the cache and that's it. Others actively practice it when they have the opportunity to. Occationally, they have a cache in, trash out event where they organize a hunt while cleaning up an area.
Pretty cool, really. Helps get the locals out and about to have fun (and even out of towners), and clean up their neighborhood.
I used to geocache alot, until my geocaches started to get stolen, especially one with over 7 travel bugs that went missing. The same person stole a travel bug pertaining to the vietnam veterans memorial. That is what caused me to stop.
i started geocaching when my teacher in outdoor rec class made us do it and i was so amazed at the places they hid the caches that my my bought a GPS and now we're going to start doing it more often
Ask your local reviewer, even with permission the cache not get published.
The is because someone will find this cache an copy it without permission. Then again I live in the land of illegal caches. I find at least one illegal cache every time I go out caching for a day. One day I found three illegal caches.
You might ask about the fence post cache in the geocaching forums
Just because others copy it illegally does not mean the first is illegal. If given permission, it is legal. If someone else copies and doesn't... then shame on them.
I just started caching in my area - and have more fun stashing 4 caches and reading the comments of the finders! Pounding hooves has opened up our trails to cachers from all over the globe!
I've just discovered geocaching. Guess i'm officially a nerd!! Anyone near Newcastle upon tyne, uk...check out Shaftoe crag!!! I've lived 20 minute drive from it all my life & never knew i had such beauty on my doorstep. Stunning!! Great cache too. This video was fun. The Gibbons Clan. X
Brilliant! I looked at all of the other caching videos and none were as good as this. I think the immense amount of 'B roll' made it that much better. Thanks!
"Taken a fence post and chopped a section out of it and then took the section home, hollowed out the inside of the fence post, put a container in there, and went back and replaced it."
You know how to make them really well hidden? don't put one down LOL! people will be walkin around like WTF!
RuinLaugh1 1 week ago
thats great fun geocaching
GeoSurprise 3 weeks ago
This is so awesome. Really well done. Thanks for sharing.
GoGeocaching 1 month ago
can you keep what you find and replace it with something else?
MaryStewart 3 months ago
@MaryStewart You can do as long as is the same value. This does not apply to gecoinns or travelbugs
amadopereira 1 month ago
This looks great fun. Just registered on geocaching
Coffeeandasliceolife 4 months ago
This is a great video. We have been geocaching since Feb and its great fun. See our video of us in Spain in an abandoned mine looking for a geocache!!
Jashleigh.. scary geocaching in Spain.
szanfam4 4 months ago
Have not been doing it long but love it,cool vid
CrazyJase74 4 months ago
good video
geocachespoilers 6 months ago
youtube.com/watch?v=ljrMH7pXxig&feature=channel_video_title
this is better
reperis118 6 months ago
Isnt the 2nd guy alamogul???
vilan33 7 months ago
The first lady seems to be describing someone sawing a public fence post to make it into a cache. I wish she'd said that it was on the property of the person with the saw...
sharkzetal 8 months ago
The first lady seems to be describing someone sawing a public fence post to make it into a cache. I wish she'd said that it was on the property of the person with the saw...
sharkzetal 8 months ago
My favorite cache so far is in Smyrna, TN It is called roof overlook
murfreebear 9 months ago
great video guys
LetsTalkGeocaching 9 months ago
OMG this Geocaching sounds cool. i don't have a gps but im going to get one now after watching this vid :) i cant wait to get out there and find something :) and leave things for others, omg im turning into a geek but i don't care. this will be my hobby from now on. thanks for posting this vid im reborn.
Countrywalks 10 months ago
Hi! I liked this video very much, and made a version with brazilian portuguese subtitles. If you authorize me, I would like to keep this version in youtube, with link to the original video, of course. The ideia is improve the geocaching here in Brazil.
Thanks! As soon I got the video uploaded, I´ll post the url, so you can check it
lucianocebula 10 months ago
I love geocaching! This video is awesome.
MajorAffliction 10 months ago
Fascinating sport. Just probe those holes with your Walking Stick before you put your hand in there!
BrazosSticks 11 months ago
You have done a wonderful job on this video capturing the joy of Geocaching. Well done! Sharing it now....
DivineWhispers 11 months ago
@jefforlowski where do you buy travle bug's?
956cmk 11 months ago
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xxparsley 1 year ago
I just gotten into Geocaching about a month ago, my high school Forensics teacher took the class out caching a few times, and I really enjoy it. Me and my friends recently hid our first cache (as the last part of our caching unit in class). Although I don't have my own GPS (we use my friend's dads), I'm really interested in getting one now. Maybe I'll find a cheap, used on online.
Awesome video, thanks a lot!! :)
GiRwIlLeAtYoU 1 year ago
I'm in the market for a handheld, saw some good articles on gpssatnavreviews (.) com
alertpan501 1 year ago
Brilliant!
Got 3 today. Thats 6 altogether! Totally hooked!
Davethompson2000 1 year ago
the toughest one that i have come across was a bolt that was on a power tower... it was crazy... no idea where the creator got it
WCUPride 1 year ago
great stuff.there is one near here.i think i'll check it out.
geometrololi 1 year ago
Great video I really enjoy this. This is a great way to get you and or the family out of the house.
kevinwpatterson 1 year ago
What a great video!
Love the background music too!
Thumbs up guys!
Flevdk 1 year ago
how do you know if someone didnt make up a location and cache?
OgadnNightmare 1 year ago
Loved this video so much, I've included it in my article today on geocaching which you can find at Examiner.com in Calgary under recreation.
jaibritton 1 year ago
I am NOT a nerd, I am SOOOO offended.
I have a passion for the outdoors and ecology.
ImSoOffended 1 year ago
Sometimes, when I go on a geocaching adventure, I like to pluck off my golf ball-sized dingleberries and put them in the geocache.
barringtonthedog 1 year ago
I just found my first one about an hour ago!
cheshirepat30 1 year ago
Weird I had a group looking for a geocache behind me.
jnave6 1 year ago
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I love this video! I'm in Australia and will be heading to the UK for the first time in August 2010 for work, and I was utterly delighted when Gloucester UK was mentioned in the video, the coincidence made me laugh. I love the times I've Geocached here in Australia, and I'm thrilled to be heading to the UK, and largely because I want to plant a trackable item and have it travel back home to Australia. I can't wait! Thank you so much for sharing the appeal and excitement of Geocaching :)
LittleAtticCreatures 1 year ago
I love this video! I'm in Australia and will be heading to the UK for the first time in August 2010 for work, and I was utterly delighted when Gloucester UK was mentioned in the video, the coincidence made me laugh. I love the times I've Geocached here in Australia, and I'm thrilled to be heading to the UK, and largely because I want to plant a trackable item and have it travel back home to Australia. I can't wait! Thank you so much for sharing the appeal and excitement of Geocaching :)
LittleAtticCreatures 1 year ago
"it's a way to get nerds out in the wilderness" love it! lol
I just started geocaching, I hike and camp already, and a huge nerd.
I always figured I'd have to travel to find a geocache. Then I find out my area, even my craptastic town, is just peppered with geocaches!
CMRage 1 year ago
@sissopolis that would be a good field trip teach them how a gps works.
ndavid27 1 year ago
i posted false coordinates to china
cosmin5678 1 year ago
@cosmin5678 thats not the idea your posting false information.
ndavid27 1 year ago
im doing one
ndavid27 1 year ago
love the line "a good way to get nerds out into the wilderness"
unfun72 1 year ago
You made my eyes water. I can't wait to get started. Thanks for this video.
byteusa 1 year ago
I love geocaching, we found 5 today with a travel bug! HORAY
FlannelMakesMovies 1 year ago
What exactly is a travel bug hitel and how do i know if theres one in my area? Great video, I'm new to cacheing . Just bought my first kit to hide.
SnooK8522 1 year ago
@SnooK8522
the title of the cache should include 'tb hotel'. it is typically a large cache that can hold a lot. example in my area is GC1KXH2. it was a 5 gallon bucket, cut to fit it's camo and is the home to many travel bugs at any given time.
jaamzw 1 year ago
So is it really for nerds? Is it that fun? I'm scared it will take up time I might want to devote to something else.
BeeRich33 1 year ago
@BeeRich33 just don't do it if you don't like/want it LOL
tekknorat 1 year ago
@tekknorat I don't know if I want it or not. My Edge 705 is pretty cool schtuff on the bike.
BeeRich33 1 year ago
@BeeRich33 i c, hard decision
tekknorat 1 year ago
20 and 30ft ?
new ones have like 15ft
Frankfurtxxl 2 years ago
You can get as close as 6ft with a GPSr, but the accuracy isn't static. Depending on where you are and how many satellites you are using, it can be between 6ft-30ft accuracy.
cutter631 1 year ago
thank you! i love it when i learn something new!
janeyroth 2 years ago
this is a fabulous video explaining geocaching! i just wonder if you would be interested in sharing it with me? is there any way you could email it, or is it too large of a file? i would be willing to purchase it, if you could make that an option on here. i have some senior citizens that i am trying to get involved in this. what a fabulous way to explain to them "what" it is!
janeyroth 2 years ago
@janeyroth if you use Firefox, you can install an add-on to just download the video.
toughcup 2 years ago
@toughcup or download vdownloader its free. Google vdownloader it will take you to the page
ndavid27 1 year ago
I'd love to send you the video somehow, but the easiest thing for me right now is certainly for you to show it people through youtube. How else would you like to show it?
jefforlowski 2 years ago
@janeyroth If you can just send it to a face book and then save or share it, that might work to.
chkwgn460 1 year ago
@janeyroth i think you can buy it on ur iphone... i did $13 =D
2142dude 1 year ago
what a great video. captures the essence of why I love this game...fun, creativity, getting outside, technology. The geotykes love it too. My wife...still warming up to it.
I love the fence post idea talked about at the beginning.
toughcup 2 years ago
I've never heard it called a blinker before, in washington we always call them nano's it's interesting seeing what geocaches are like around the America and the world
jean5833 2 years ago
What song do you use in the introduction?
TaniaBarreraCastillo 2 years ago
It's an original song by Jack Conte. He does solo stuff, and his band is called Pomplamoose
jefforlowski 2 years ago
uhhgg...IM ADDICTED!
superher234 2 years ago 2
not my thing, but it looks fun!
DetJohnKimbel 2 years ago
Thanks folks, for making this video!
baytownbert2 2 years ago
Just made my first find yesterday! And another today! Although I managed not to find three, which was kind of a disappointment...
jyokid 2 years ago
What song do you use as the intro
NielThomas16 2 years ago
Celebrating the year anniversary of my first find! I have only found 50, but now that I actually HAVE a GPS it will be easier and more enjoyable. I plan on many more to come in 2010
mushuplus 2 years ago 2
My wife and I have been geocaching for awhile now. We now have found over 1200 caches, most of those have been in Utah. The most difficult thing about geocaching in northern Utah is the snow in the winter. This video is well done. There are other great videos done by geosnippits. Good luck to all those that want to start. Its a great way to get out of the house. We enjoy it.
goblincamper2004 2 years ago
I have just started geocaching and after watching this video, it appears to be a contest of either who can find the most caches or who can make a cache the hardest to find. I don't believe geocaching was meant to be either.
SnuffyJenkins 2 years ago
I love GeoCaching!!
KidRock090 2 years ago
I got a GPS for christmas, it looks just like the one at 3:52. It is the Garmin 60Cx.
Im dying to try this!
O1toolsteel 2 years ago
Insane.. Yes, and I can't wait till next week when my GPS gets here. Everyone I told about it laughs then comes up and wants to do it. I think that SMART humans have been driven to explore since the dawn of time and this is the newest way to exercise those instincts. Looking for something that might not ever be there.
freewill51 2 years ago
I'm learning about geocaching in preparation for starting it. Best video I've seen on it!
spedranger 2 years ago
aw, ive got the same blue gps as the girl in the video :) that things like my most prized possession!
haha most difficult cache for me to retrieve was in south korea, in a park in the heart of the tourist district of seoul. REALLY difficult to look inconspicuous when youre a young white girl in a park filled with older asian men.
noplacespecial 2 years ago
Great video !
rothstafari 2 years ago
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Isn't this basically littering, considering how tens of thousands of objects won't be retrieved?
xyrloc 2 years ago
They are all listed... sooo thats unlikely
lmurd29 2 years ago
Read about CITO (Cache In, Trash Out) and you'll get your answer.
cwdegn 2 years ago
went caching yesterday without a gps had to use google maps and alot of looking very fun
onemanarmy801 2 years ago 2
Wonderful short film . Great group of geocachers. Makes me want to go out geocaching again (found one today, found 3 yesterday).
ontariocacher 2 years ago 7
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Just starting doing this a couple days ago, and it's been a blast!
revtune 2 years ago
IVE BEEN THERE AT 00:39
FlamesandGuns 2 years ago
Good film. Thanks!
chazfensk 2 years ago
geocaching is such a great fun. Most people want to go and explore the world yet most dont fully know where they have come from...geocahing allows you to explore your home surroundings. If you go on holiday it allows a different view of that location thru the eyes of the hider! Its such a great way of exercising!!!!!
But a slow day of...10?? wish i did 10 each day!!
tonka236 2 years ago 2
i didnt go feocaching today but the boys i was with new loads of them and showed me i was like wow and im might be goin next week :P
Rawrrgirl23 2 years ago
Bam!!!! i just found my new hobby (hopefully it can replace my drinking/party&bullshitting.!!!Sweet!!!
ILLESTwhiteNI66A911 2 years ago
Hey just went on my first hunt today. It's super fun. I hope this replaces your old hobby. You'll love it. I wish you the best :D
jellynugget87 2 years ago
i dont get it what happends when someone finds it? do they take it or what? do they just erase that spot and find set up somewere else?
ps3bapekill1 2 years ago
ps3bapekill1,
When you find a cache, you can take an item out of it if you want. You just have to replace it with something else. For example, you might want to take a matchbox car, and you would leave, in it's place, a little parachute man.
Steve197201 2 years ago
They Log their find in the Logbook then they may or may not take a swap and then they replace the cache as they found it. From there once you get home you log your cache on the geocaching website. And your all done. :-)
kamatex 2 years ago
soo what if somebody takes whats there and dont put nothing back?
ps3bapekill1 2 years ago
Nothing happens, its based on an honour system.
kamatex 2 years ago
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It means their a worthless pile of shit.
16mmDJ 2 years ago
I think you want to say
"It means they're (they are) a worthless of shit"
Sadly your lack of grammar, reveals how valuable your opinion really is worth.
tufnlite 2 years ago 3
Seriously? "a worthless of shit"? honestly. If i was going to write a backfiring comment like that, i would at least attempt to check my comment before submitting it. Especially if it is about something like grammar.
16mmDJ 2 years ago
"It means they're a worthless of shit"
I think you meant to say
"It means they're a worthless pile of shit."
KJIgravitypwns 2 years ago
@ps3bapekill1 they break a rule. they have to put something back. To keep the geocach alive.
ndavid27 1 year ago
@ndavid27 Except when you TNLN or take nothing leave nothing which is what I do for all of the geocaches I find
Rhodes7652 1 year ago
Look at my channel for Geocaching Container ideas and 2 GPS Reviews! Thanks, -Geocache Finder
geocachefinder 2 years ago
Love it just started last week and already found almost all near my home
the3rdlegacy 2 years ago
the first time i went geocaching is when i went with my cousin i have smurfula and another one.geocaching is a treasure of an adventure.when i geocache i feel like indiana jones!!lol
haloflame 2 years ago
i do it with out gps i just draw out my maps.and write down the clues and everything!
haloflame 2 years ago
that looks like mt. tam
G4NJAGURU420 2 years ago
i geocache its FUN!!!
cavyvideomaster 2 years ago 2
there is non in birmingham =/
mbplove 2 years ago
i would set a cach if only i could get an ammunition box :(
MacintoshWizard 2 years ago
a cache can be anything from a film canister to a lock and lock box. I have a geocache made out of a coffe tin! See geosnippits for ideas.
danielkang1234 2 years ago
Is your coffee tin made out of metal? If it is it will rust
geocachefinder 2 years ago
Why not paint a coffee can or other container, it's cheaper. :-)
ParamedicBK 2 years ago
If its a plastic one it would be fine but if its metal it would rust..
geocachefinder 2 years ago
i used a bowl with a lid. it works
ndavid27 1 year ago
OMG it looks so fun everybody should try this its the best thing in the world every body should blow all of there gas money on something very cool the great.. geocaching
jesserocksgh4 2 years ago
Garmin GPSMAP 60. i got mine about 2 years ago and it has never let me down. waterproof, withstands drops, holds LOTS of geocaches, everything you could want in a GPS. Good Luck
Mustang4Dan 2 years ago
So, please name 3 GPS handhelds that can handle this game! I'd like to get started, but am uninformed about handhelds. Need one that does 'hiking' I guess?
dmckenz1 2 years ago
found out their was like 6 less than .4 of a mile from me found a tree with lots of sticks under it couldnt find the cache but gunna look in those sticks tommorow
colt2271 2 years ago
Its awesome... but it takes so much gas.
Dreadpiraterobbers 2 years ago
not necessarily, I can bike to several hundred geocaches within 10 miles
seamanspencer 2 years ago
Wow. I want to try this now. I always thought about trying this out, but I've never really had the time or the money for a GPS device. I really want to try this out now, maybe using xkcd's algorithm.
WianaotBrriarNod 2 years ago
aaww.. this is the best "report/documentary" I´ve found on geocaching so far. cool :).
JoGoDr 2 years ago
I'm gonna put 100 dollars in a box in lake chabot of California. Date 05/20/09 Good luck ^^
TriasTheBetrayer 2 years ago
I love geocaching. If you haven't tried it, you really should. It's not about "finding stuff", and I think the video could have emphasized that more. It's more like a way to discover cool off the map type places that you probably didn't know existed in your area.
KWalsh554 2 years ago 4
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What a waste of time, resources and ultimately life! Do something useful, like mine clearing, you useless retards!
sinsandvirtues 2 years ago
wow..its just a hobby just like ANYTHING else so your really the "retard"
lalaboy32 2 years ago
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Hobby is something you do at the end of meaningful life, after you retire. The retard in a chair is bragging about doing it fulltime,- finding 20 of useless trinkets a day. Smug sob should be ashamed of himself! Fucking parasite!
sinsandvirtues 2 years ago
Yeah! You tell em. Do something useful like sitting on your ass ranting about other people's outdoor hobbies on YouTube!
KWalsh554 2 years ago 11
To be honest, that's all I do most of the day...
sinsandvirtues 2 years ago
Icant read what you said :( I sure it was a diss to this thing =S
:P
bobrageagainst 2 years ago
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bobrageagainst: it was no diss-just a statement of fact about these people being clueless parasites stuck in their a childhoods, waisting precious time, resources, expertise, and ultimately lives looking for worthless crap, instead of trying to make a difference in the world. So selfish and thoughtless. I also said that they should be ashamed of themselves. Apparently it struck a nerve, since they "thumbed me down" right away.
sinsandvirtues 2 years ago
Most people dont care about finding the useless trinkets. I do it for the hunt and to see places ive never been before. You should try it before you criticize.
killermailbox 2 years ago
damn i wanna smoke your dick
bobrageagainst 2 years ago
Apparently you've never heard of "cache in, trash out". Cachers don't just walk around finding things, they also clean up the world.
Remagoen 2 years ago
You're right, I have never heard of "cache in, trash out" part- made me look at this differently. Thanks for letting me know.
sinsandvirtues 2 years ago
You're welcome. Sometime people just go to find the cache and that's it. Others actively practice it when they have the opportunity to. Occationally, they have a cache in, trash out event where they organize a hunt while cleaning up an area.
Pretty cool, really. Helps get the locals out and about to have fun (and even out of towners), and clean up their neighborhood.
Remagoen 2 years ago
I love geocaching in the mountains.
pcgeekman 2 years ago 2
I love geocaching, geo caching is such fun, when you find one.. la la... theres a song on here somewhere.. :)
That bloke is cool, finding all those caches. :) ive found 34 so far and released 4 travel bugs.. rats ;) lol
i hope to find a, first to find badge one day.
ScooterSam82 2 years ago
Well done. Enjoyable intro to geocaching.
eileenh4 2 years ago
The best geocaching video on here. Thanks
Ma & Pa
hiker99 3 years ago
I used to geocache alot, until my geocaches started to get stolen, especially one with over 7 travel bugs that went missing. The same person stole a travel bug pertaining to the vietnam veterans memorial. That is what caused me to stop.
djmweatherman 3 years ago
I really like this video about geocaching.... Something about the other ones bug me but this one is perfect. Well done!
mushuplus 3 years ago
great vid. much more interesting than the other geocaching vids on this site, but just as helpful.
Great job :)
JoeBob4192 3 years ago
anyone know where the REI gps guy was in ?
Lamepro1 3 years ago
i started geocaching when my teacher in outdoor rec class made us do it and i was so amazed at the places they hid the caches that my my bought a GPS and now we're going to start doing it more often
Nice VID ^_^
TNTCelsius 3 years ago
Very well done.
GeoCaver1 3 years ago
Excellent small video on geocaching
psychrn 3 years ago
Excellent! I just found my 1st Geocache today and plan on doing it for a long, long time. Great video.
WilsonRydeR69 3 years ago
exelent well rounded vid
gavinpalmer86 3 years ago
Nice video, very well explained. Favored =).
laurabenavidez 3 years ago
Lets not forget how much fun and how informative this can be when done with kids!
hughjassben 3 years ago
Ever had a geocacher get bitten by a rattler, muggled by a mtn. lion, arrested for suspicion of planting a bomb, assaulted for acting suspicious?
fotograh 4 years ago
very well put together!
scarletlark 4 years ago
very very good video. looks very proffesional and has a very good explanation of our sport. CACHE ON!!!!
jpopper24 4 years ago
that was really well done. A great way to introduce geocaching to the world
wolfy02 4 years ago
What a nice job describing what we do,excellent geocaching video. I posted it to my myspace
CITO
betzalot 4 years ago
Great video,thanks
mrbuster123 4 years ago
Thanks for a well made video.
Good Job!
Rakethetable 4 years ago
A fence post hide is not illegal.If the person placing the cache is on their own property or has asked permission from the owner of said property.
johnguz76 4 years ago 2
The fence post hide is a good example of and illegal hide
MagicJohn11 4 years ago
A fence post hide is not illegal. The person who places the geocache has to get permission from the owner of the fence first.
othrower74 4 years ago
Ask your local reviewer, even with permission the cache not get published.
The is because someone will find this cache an copy it without permission. Then again I live in the land of illegal caches. I find at least one illegal cache every time I go out caching for a day. One day I found three illegal caches.
You might ask about the fence post cache in the geocaching forums
MagicJohn11 4 years ago
Just because others copy it illegally does not mean the first is illegal. If given permission, it is legal. If someone else copies and doesn't... then shame on them.
Still doesn't make the "entire" idea illegal.
AMCoffline 3 years ago
Hi im a cacher my names sunbeamsam and iv found 40 caches.
On my bike !!!
xl0u15ex 4 years ago
I just started caching in my area - and have more fun stashing 4 caches and reading the comments of the finders! Pounding hooves has opened up our trails to cachers from all over the globe!
grammakarla 4 years ago
7000 in the "bay" area?!?!?
We have about 2500 in Victoria, our entire STATE!!!
WOW!!! Great video too!!
FozzyAndChati 4 years ago
Great video! Really enjoyed watching it. It's a good intro for new geocachers. Thanks for posting it.
randman084 4 years ago
Hehe, i love the pronunciation of glouster
Plainoldme55 4 years ago
I've just discovered geocaching. Guess i'm officially a nerd!! Anyone near Newcastle upon tyne, uk...check out Shaftoe crag!!! I've lived 20 minute drive from it all my life & never knew i had such beauty on my doorstep. Stunning!! Great cache too. This video was fun. The Gibbons Clan. X
badjane2 4 years ago
Brilliant! I looked at all of the other caching videos and none were as good as this. I think the immense amount of 'B roll' made it that much better. Thanks!
Filmguy25 4 years ago
Very well done.
Rusty, Orlando, FL
PocketMoose 4 years ago
An excellent video, Well done.
BillHa57 & Lil Peteborough UK
BillHqx 4 years ago
"Taken a fence post and chopped a section out of it and then took the section home, hollowed out the inside of the fence post, put a container in there, and went back and replaced it."
I hope it was your fence post!
ranhefner 4 years ago