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 se...
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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The pill bottle leaked as bad as the key holder. They are really just meant to keep pills from getting busted and not to withstand the elements outside. -HHH
Cool video! Here in the Puget Sound, everything you dunk tested (and the container failed) always end up with soaked logs, and the Altoids tins rust shut. However, on a trip to Arizona, a tin valentine heart container and a breath strip container (really! It was magnetized to the back of a sign) were perfectly fine. So, yea, environment really does matter!
I'm curious (because these are the best caches in this wet weather), how long can an ammo can and a Lock-and-Lock be dunked?
Great questions, the lock and lock can be put on incorrectly and sometimes does leak if not on perfectly is what I found. Ammo cans, as long as they are not dented I have seen them hidden under water as part of the actual hide and they were perfectly dry inside. thanks for asking. -HHH
Thanks we realize this now.. I had a stern talking with the editing guy and he will not do this again. Thanks for putting up with the loud music. -HHH
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I'm curious (because these are the best caches in this wet weather), how long can an ammo can and a Lock-and-Lock be dunked?
And Ill confirm that in the desert of southern Arizona I have found tons of altoids tins and they work out pretty well