Little Heavy Lifting

[+SeekerOfTheWay]

Can a cache require a little heavy lifting to find it? Can it be inside something? Or does the container have to be able to be seen with the naked eye?

 

Thanks!

[jholly]

Can a cache require a little heavy lifting to find it? Can it be inside something? Or does the container have to be able to be seen with the naked eye?

 

Thanks!

I've found caches in things. I've had to lift things, mostly rocks and logs. It would be nice if the cache was big enough to be seen without the use of a magnifying glass.

[+WRITE SHOP ROBERT]

Can a cache require a little heavy lifting to find it? Can it be inside something? Or does the container have to be able to be seen with the naked eye?

 

Thanks!

Yes, it's OK, but putting some info on the Cache page would go a long way to keep people from reporting it missing, or tearing things up.

[+SeekerOfTheWay]

Makes sense, thanks. The actual container is average size. What I want to hide it in is huge. It will be in an undeveloped area so won't get torn up any more than the 4 wheelers do!

[GPS-Hermit]

You need to mention the weight in the listing so those with bad backs can avoid it - if it is really that heavy, it also need some method to handle it without droping it on a boby part and ending up in th ER. Keep in mind your caches can be young or old - very much so!

[+SeekerOfTheWay]

That's a good point! It's not too heavy now. I lightened it. My cache is published and has been found twice so far!