Weird cache containers

[+KBfamily]

I am taking this cache to place with my brother in Wisconsin....the perch/stick comes out and the bottom drops down.

 

 

 

[+A & J Tooling]

That birhouse is really nice. Think you should take some caulk or goop and hit up those staple holes to prolong the cache's life? Those are where the water will get behind the paint and start the rot.

[+KBfamily]

That birhouse is really nice. Think you should take some caulk or goop and hit up those staple holes to prolong the cache's life? Those are where the water will get behind the paint and start the rot.

Thanks for the tips....goop? Help me out with that one.

[+A & J Tooling]

That birhouse is really nice. Think you should take some caulk or goop and hit up those staple holes to prolong the cache's life? Those are where the water will get behind the paint and start the rot.

Thanks for the tips....goop? Help me out with that one.

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[+SuperRat]

About a year ago or something like that, I was up hiking and found a "rocket" geocache. Yes, it was shaped like a rocket. It was made of PVC pipe and a metal cone and some other stuff. That doesn't look suspicious....

[Crazyfingers101]

All in front of someones home.

 

The hint took you to a butterfly with a false bottom for a spare key, where you'd expect the cache. A note led you to a PVC pipe less than a foot away containing the actual cache. The pipe had to be manipulated to allow the cache to move throughout the elbow joint.

[jdpatey]

We found one that looked a lot like a urine sample bottle you get at the hospital . The paper outside was worn off though so we didn't know for sure. That was the weirdest/grossest container to date!

[+CrazySanMan]

SPOILER ALERT!!!!!

 

 

 

If you are in the Baltimore area this may spoil a fun cache!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I found one yesterday called Humpty Dumpty shaped like, well, a one-foot tall Humpty Dumpty hidden on top of an old rock wall.

 

 

Edited July 1, 2011 by CrazySanMan

[+The KrumBens]

A cache called "Don't get agitated." They used an old washer agitator, filled the center tube with fake local flora for camo and hid it in the woods.

[marsik123]

one day i was just walking in the park and what happened was i saw this little square box and i thought it was a time capsule and it was actually 2hillbillies cache! i was like what is this thing and then a neighbor came over and said that it was geocache! i did some research and found this site and logged on and logged my find. I was so exited!

[+FloridaFour]

Some cool ones I have found lately....all home made. All these get favorite votes.

 

One was about a 4 inch by 10 inch piece of wood, made to look like part of a wooden pier. Only it was just held into a corner of the pier by a magnet. Cache was a 2 inche wide by 6 inch long tube, inside the hollow of the wooden post.

 

One was inside a beach sign, the post was wooden again, the knot hole in the wood was filled in with another piece of wood, with a nail sticking out of it. When you pulled it out, the cache was attached in a small tube.

 

The last one was a wooden stake, placed in the ground in the woods. Made to look like a marker for a controlled burn, or something. It even had a little orange tape flag on it. It had been cut across, and inside was the cache in a bison tube.