GeoCacherKid

I heard about four guys caching for 24 hours with no break. they found 568. don't know if it's true or not. Doubt it.

You know you're doing too much geocaching when you sleep with a GPS on your nightstand. You know you're doing too much geocaching when you get a travel bug for your birthday. You know you're doing too much geocaching when you walk into a pet store and immediately run over to the frog section. You know you're doing too much geocaching when you keep your prized possessions in an ammo can in your backyard. You know you're doing too much geocaching when you can make a list this long. (Oh well )

Once I was caching with my dad and we were looking around a tree near a supermarket. An employee walked up to us and asked us what we were doing. I told him we were geocaching, and what that meant. He didn't seem to believe me. He walked away with a weird face. We couldn't find the cache, and as we walked away, a police car pulled up into the parking lot. The employee walked back out and started to talk to them, and pointed at us. We walked over in time to hear the police officer saying "Geocaching's a real thing." The employee started complaining, then walked away furiously. One of the cops walked up to us and said: "great to see a fellow Cacher", and shook our hands. And then we drove away.

Once I was caching with my dad and we were looking around a tree near a supermarket. An employee walked up to us and asked us what we were doing. I told him we were geocaching, and what that meant. He didn't seem to believe me. He walked away with a weird face. We couldn't find the cache, and as we walked away, a police car pulled up into the parking lot. The employee walked back out and started to talk to them, and pointed at us. We walked over in time to hear the police officer saying "Geocaching's a real thing." The employee started complaining, then walked away furiously. One of the cops walked up to us and said: "great to see a fellow Cacher", and shook our hands. And then we drove away.

I say: Don't be the Geofinder, be the Geohider. Think like someone that's looking for a great place to hide geocaches. Use your gut and keep an eye out for anything suspicious (Spot void of grass, moss, or leaves. Sometimes small hole in ground) to see if it's been muggled. Search for large geocaches, on 1 or 2 difficulty (two stars are just as easy). Try multicaches after you've found somewhere inbetween 10-15 regular caches. It's an easier way to train your eyes. That enough to get you started?

Post the longest chain multicache you've ever heard of, and the name of it.