ILLEGAL GEOCACHE?!
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- I had a great time solo geocaching on this outing. This video includes some fun finds, a little geocaching advice, and concerns if I was tresspassing. (I was not.)
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Pet peeves:
Poorly maintained caches.
Bad coordinates.
Hides that require messing up landscaping.
bad coordinates... * twitches *
Private Property caches always make me feel really weird when I go past all the no trespassing signs, It is still fun though having to be stealthy and silent. Funny cache container! Thanks for the video, keep up all the good work.
Always nice to find them the second time around. Thanks for watching.
"Nothing like finding a peanut butter jar in the woods"
That sums it up! :D
Thanks, welcome to the fun!
yup, I looked for that one this winter.
Congrats of hope you have fun. Thanks for watching.
Even after 9 yrs it's fun to watch. 👍😊👍
yeah...I love that line.
That cache is growing on my nerves. Yeah, I would love to go caching with ya sometime. What was it about this video that you liked in particular?
10 years ago? Sheesh
OMG I do that all the time. This one time I was at a bell couldn't find a geocache. Came back the next day and found it in 15 seconds
Hahahahaha the opposite of karma :P that always happens to me bahaha
When I was geocaching in my neighborhood I was using my phone and the GPS on my phone was going right in front of my house but there was nothing there so I was confused so I just kept looking and my neighbors cat ran in front of me and I had a container hanging on her coller so I chased the cat and finally she stopped so I went to her and It was a geocache!!!! That's probably the coolest geocache ever!
+Lukas Krauklis Wait....the cache was attached to a cat! haha.
+Lukas Krauklis I don't see how this is possible as co-ords don't move unless the owner manually goes in and changes them... with it being attached to an animal the cache does not stay in the one place therefore does not follow the rules.. its like putting a cache on a car! I will believe this when I see a GC to prove it.
cords are prob ly just the address where the cat lives.
So if you adore cats it's a plus right?
cool
Sign up for the geocaching(dot) com account and then try finding them by printing out some satellite maps. It is tough, but you could give it a try.
All of us have those days... and it is Hobbies and loved ones who make it all worth while! good geochaching!!!
Very true!
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Sign the log book, trade swag if you have something, put the cache back where you found it, then go online and share your experience.
I don't have a gps or data to find the geocaches, so I locate where they are via coords on the app. Then I study the surrounding areas via google earth , and that's how I find them
+Christopher Tradeshow That's cool!
soo u have had good luck this way????
yup, I am with you Edward.
I know exactly what you mean about geocaching being a stress reliever, i think it's being outside and walking that helps so much
:-)
Us Canadians don't say "aboot"
+Solomon McKay xD Im pretty sure thats more scottish haha
Hotstop Kid ya XD
+Solomon McKay yere gawd dawm right
I used to online date a girl in the US and apparently we do LOL we also say "eh?" why way more than I was aware of. the first time I said "about" to her she laughed her ass off. "OMG you really do say aboot haha" I didn't know why she broke out laughing at first :D
Solomon McKay yea
Yes, it is so satisfying!
I am REALLY glad I came across your channel! I have been geocaching for a few years now. I don't know anyone that does this, so it makes it a little difficult sometimes. I feel like I am never looking in the right places. Since I have tried to find way more than I actually found so few it can be frustrating! After this video, I am sure I am making it too difficult. I am going to get back out there after about a one year hiatus and try again. So thanks! Open mind and free time. Cache on!
ya think so? I would say most of the time the cache location is within 10-15 feet for me.
I liked you pointing out that a phone can have great coordinates. Many older cachers who haven't used a phone for caching can be very negative towards them. That said, you're right the biggest down side is lack of data, but programs like C:geo and static maps and PQ's are a great way to still use it w/o using data. I use that when traveling internationally. That said, you generally will loose GPS accuracy quicker on a phone when in dense foilage. I'd recommend a handheld GPSr as well.
That's a really cool way to do it.
great comments!
Keep trying! :-) Thanks for watching!
cool, I'm glad I didn't spoil anything. How did you feel about the no trespassing rock?
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I honestly think someone came and spray painted no trespassing to mess with people. Because I doubt there will be a cache in there is it was trespassing.
I agree.
i agree
I agree
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I'm bored
I agree
haha...thanks Lynn!
I totally agree. I miss my iphone. Tonight I headed out 15 miles from home to go caching with a group when the batteries in my GPS died! Grrrrrr... I sure would have loved a smart phone tonight.
I love videos like this, gets my geosenses tingling!
Everytime I see your videos, I'm in the caching mood.
Thank you!
surprisingly i have found every single one of those geocaches. i added a favorite point to the Ventura one.
I agree Joshua! When I have some hard days, it's hard to think about those problems when you are walking in nature and looking for a cache! You can't possible think about anything else.
God bless you for ALL your vlogs! My kids love to watch and I know they will always be G rated! Glad I found your page!
(And I love to find a DNF...revisted! :) )
That has happened to me a few times.
Excellent video! Loved it when you said, "Now *that's* a unique cache! LOL!! Yes it was unique, we SO woulda made a video of that one if we were there!! Sorry to hear you've been going through some stressful times, hope the sun's bright ahead for ya.
Nice to see some familiar caches. I noticed you were in a park where I had a cache hidden. I say "had" because it was muggled. Too bad because it was a semi-evil hide that I had spent a good amount of time creating. I hope to get one back up there soon!
Way to be defiant! haha. Thanks for watching.
I'm so glad there is an app now because the cost of the GPS was in my way of geocaching
thanks.
true.
Ground Zero. The area within 5-15 feet of where the GPS is telling you the geocache is. Enjoy the ADDICTING hobby. :-)
I would love to go across the pond someday.
thank you sir!
Great comment.
It was park property. Someone decided to spray paint a big bolder that belong to the city park.
cool! It is a fun hobby. Let me know how it goes.
On the iPhones (the ones with GPS) I don't think you need cell reception to use the GPS. The GPS feature doesn't use cell reception to work, so it doesn't need a cell reception. Might apply to other phones as well.
So is lone geocaching involve you talking to yourself in the woods. ha ha..Thanks for watching.
Thanks so much! And thanks for subbing.
First time. I will check it out.
Great walk through the woods, fun times!
Garmin Oregon.
GPS.....$500
App......$10
Walking through the woods to find a container full of worthless trinkets..... Priceless.
Geeze man, lighten up..I have some very close Canadian friends who would pronounce "about" like that...and I love the accent. Yeesh - he's just a nice guy having a little fun with a harmless play on words.
This one really covered what lone geocaching is like for me.
Loved the "aboot" for Canadians like me. OK, that was pretty funny eh. :D
TRUTH.
thanks!
there wasn't a no trespassing rock when i went to the Jesse Ventura one. someone must have put it there recently. lots of teenagers hang out at this park at night. a cache named Yabba Dabba Doo was up in a tree that spans across a small creek. i had to climb across and poke it out of the tree. some friendly muggles helped
The one right before the rock said "No Trespassing".
Just wanted to share - I use the same GPS as you and my iphone 4s. There have been a few caches where my GPS is jumping like crazy and I finally get frustrated enough with it that I check my phone. My phone will be spot on. In fact one particular cache my gps said I was 250 feet away when I was at GZ. I'm not saying my phone is perfect but it's nice to have a back up.
Nice video, but I haven't seen a single video that you have made that I didn't like. Thanks for sharing your caching experiences. Good Stuff.
OMG! "Its aboot time we got outta here, thats for our Canadian watchers". Ok, I did laugh when you said it. I blew coffee out my nose too. You are too funny some times. Take off eh?
I love geocaching I go pretty much every day with my friend
Depends on what part of the state your in. =) In the metro... nay... up in northern Minnesota, you better run if you hear the click of a shotgun being loaded.
Ha ha ha, it's always fun to watch your videos! I wish my family enjoyed geocaching as much as me!
It was the one with the rock that said "No Tresspassing".
where did you did it?
Thanks for the sub. Thumbs up for gpsrs!
Another nice video. Work hard and play harder, but always have. Fun.
I am from the UK and now living in the US, I once dnf a lamp post cache because i didn't realise that the skirts lift up!
Some people do that...cache with only a google map.
Sign up for an account on geocaching(dot)com and then you will need a smart phone or a handheld gps.
I'm Canadian and all the crap like a boot eh are all stereotypes
I feel yeh (no joke I do get it)
i would connect this cool origami spike ball to the travel bug, it is really cool
I ask permission. I think they are honored I show their caches.
Hey as a Canuck I appreciate the aboot LOL. I hope what was ever stressing you has passed. Have a great Halloween
gotcha.
such a great video! geocaching really helps you to relax and forget about all your troubles :) i love finding previous dnfs sometimes i wonder how i never spotted it in the first place! i also have a garmin gps they are reliable and cant be beaten :D cool caches the boot and soldier were really interesting! i would have gone past the rock the caching temptation is too great! thanks for the video!
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great work with your chaching. so happy I found your channel
+Luke Turner thanks, however this is a really old one. Make sure you check out some of my newer videos. 👍🏻👍🏻
normal stuff....log book and swag.
I love my Garmin Oregon!
didn't mean to offend. I have met several Canadians that have said it that way. It was just a joke. :-)
Geocaching is a high tech treasure hunt where people use gps tech to find geocaches. (treasure)
It's a Boot Time, haha, thanks for the laugh.
Hate caching with my thunderbolt the cords are always off..won't place another cache till I get a gps....great vid I subbed ya
Most painful geocache i've ever found was GC24D7W We spent an hour looking through the thorns got cut in 50 places drew some blood but the hiding spot was in the most easiest over looked places! such a tiny logbook, I can't believe that i missed it before! Well we had fun finding it.
I sometimes use a Garmin GPS 64st
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
this is one of your best videos! do you want to go and try to find "it's growing" with me? you have DNFed it twice!
One day you should come to Arizona and get some desert caches there awesome!
GPS........nothing cause my Phone supports it already
App.........10$
Walking through the woods to find a container full of worthless trinkets while enjoying the sights and succed the challenges some caches involve......Priceless ^_^
It was on private property without permission.
my dads gps we go caching with is a garmin gpsmap 62s it takes us straight to it
One time I saw one in a bench and at first it looked like a small bolt but it was actually a Geocache
Canadians do say "aboot"! And so do us northern Minnesotans, and even if we go only as far as the Twin Cities people think we're Canadian!
me and my dad did one at night but we did not find it more days good luck to people who geo hunt