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GeoSnippits Geocaching Tutorial Videos hosted by our very own lovable HeadHardHat gives you an interesting introduction with answering the question, "What NOT To Hide As A Geocache"? We all have seen wet, soggy and poorly made geocaches. This video gives you examples to avoid if you are deciding on hiding your own. Geocachers with little or no experience will enjoy these episodes as much as the more experienced geocachers will. GeoSnippits is an ever growing series of geocaching video tutorials geared for geocachers of all experiences to enjoy. You can also visit our GeoSnippits home web page at www.geosnippits.com.

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  • really like the special effects

  • @zdragonfly1974 Why thank you.. I we have nothing but the highest grade props around here and use them to their best abilities..

    Thanks for watching.

    -HHH

  • Marshmallows or cottonbalss?

  • @niknik212121 biodegradable peanuts actually :)

  • I hid my first Geocache yesterday =D I used a metal pill container.

  • @wersaswer Way to go!!! Welcome to the obsession and may you hide many more quality hides..

    -HHH

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  • Thanks for the tips!

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  • I hid my first one in a film canister. Good?

  • this is relly useful because my geochatching tea were going to hide a geochatch and we were going to use one of there containers.. thank goodness i whatched this

  • More great tips. Thanks

  • the only GPS device I have is a TomTom can I use a TomTom to do geocaching. please let me know. thanks.

  • cool video

  • DO YOU HAVE A JOB

  • LOL he made the sun orbit around him

  • @Headhardhat my environment is south is a swamp north is alpine and east and west are desert most of the containers you mentioned won't work out here. in the spring we have rodents in the summer we have fires in the fall we have leaves and in the winter we have snow. so in Idaho the containers have to be heavy plastic or ammo boxes anything else will be destroyed by fire,will get wet, or cracked by the elements.

  • I made my first cache a key chain screw bottle I hope the seal holds

  • i found my first cache today

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