+joefrog Posted June 3, 2004 Posted June 3, 2004 And she is so, how do I say it, intellegence impared when it comes to food and balls I think I know her! Quote
TheBandGeeks Posted June 3, 2004 Posted June 3, 2004 (edited) i dunno if that'll show up...but that is NOT, i repeat NOT a remote control that my cat is holding...that is in fact...my favorite geocache, i made it about a year ago, i have yet to hide it. ((i don't think i will hide it until i can duplicate it!!)) anyway, you know on remotes how the battery compartment opens up? well thats how this cache works, it's very small and only contains a miny logbook. i managed to pull out some of the remote control guts to make the entire controller hollow. Edited June 3, 2004 by TheBandGeeks Quote
+Team Flying Dachshund Posted June 3, 2004 Posted June 3, 2004 (edited) Is there any safe golf ball to drill in to? Or are they all meant to kill us? It is weird that golf ball would explode. Why would it explode. Is it just to keep people like us from having fun? Here is a site that explains the inside of golfballs Edited June 3, 2004 by Team Flying Dachshund Quote
+tirediron Posted June 3, 2004 Posted June 3, 2004 Is there any safe golf ball to drill in to? Or are they all meant to kill us? It is weird that golf ball would explode. Why would it explode. Is it just to keep people like us from having fun? Golf balls explode? Oooopsss I wish I had known that as a kid when I used to open them up the hundred to unwind the rubber bands... (Hey it was a small town okay? Got a problem with that????? ) Quote
+Team Shibby Posted June 3, 2004 Posted June 3, 2004 When we were younger, we would throw golfballs into a friends fireplace to see what they would do. After the outer plastic cover melts off the ball would literally go nuts and bounce all around as the rubber bands melted off, Quite interesting to watch, just remeber to close the glass doors!! LOL Kar of TS!! Quote
kayaker22589 Posted June 4, 2004 Posted June 4, 2004 I have one cache out that when I check on it it takes ME ten minutes to find. Quote
+AmishHacker Posted June 4, 2004 Author Posted June 4, 2004 I do not understand how you would hide this outside.....and if you were to direct someone inside.......how....confusing to me Quote
+The Jester Posted June 4, 2004 Posted June 4, 2004 I do not understand how you would hide this outside.....and if you were to direct someone inside.......how....confusing to me How about taking an old GPSr and using that. Leave that laying around and watch the geocachers have fun... Quote
+greengecko Posted June 4, 2004 Posted June 4, 2004 My recent nano cache measures 40mm by 12mm and contains a log. Quote
+poppagoth Posted June 4, 2004 Posted June 4, 2004 My recent nano cache measures 40mm by 12mm and contains a log. Drat, and I intentionally avoided the pictures on the cache page. Quote
+AJ of Dunbar Posted June 5, 2004 Posted June 5, 2004 My recent nano cache measures 40mm by 12mm and contains a log. thats evil Quote
+greengecko Posted June 5, 2004 Posted June 5, 2004 thats evil no, these are evil... Mr Natural’s Micro Stash That Other Little Dam Micro can't show the containers, don't want to spoil the hunt! Quote
+wildearth2001 Posted June 5, 2004 Posted June 5, 2004 Is there any safe golf ball to drill in to? Or are they all meant to kill us? It is weird that golf ball would explode. Why would it explode. Is it just to keep people like us from having fun? Here is a site that explains the inside of golfballs Most of the new cheap ones are good, just avoid any of he fancy Titanium and such. The cheap ones have solid rubber cores. Just use a good drill and be carefull, the balls do seaze up and can end up flying. I know this because I used to make back scratchers from golf tees and balls, made hundreds of them. Throwing the balls in the fires used to be fun, burning rubber band sparks everywhere, bad thing is it is hard to find the rubber bad ones anymore, they are all solid or titanium crap. Quote
+PandyBat Posted June 5, 2004 Posted June 5, 2004 I can't remember the reason but we were told never to drill into a Titleist golf ball. Maybe someone here knows the reason. We make snake games out of golf balls and pvc pipe. Great game! Quote
+Rainwater Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 I like the tree one...I have something simular I have yet to hide. Quote
Pilgrim, Rhubarb, & Sweet Pea Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 One of our favorites is a local 'geo-tag' cache. It looks like a rock and has a film canister with a log and pencil inside. It's a moving cache - when you find it, you take it, log that you have it and then post the new coordinates when you've hidden it again. The trick is to be the first one there once it's hidden again! We've found/hidden it many times over, but we still end up looking and looking when we hunt for it - it blends right into it's surroundings. You can view the cache and pics of the rock here. Quote
+TotemLake Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 I can't remember the reason but we were told never to drill into a Titleist golf ball. Maybe someone here knows the reason. We make snake games out of golf balls and pvc pipe. Great game! Liquid centers and you don't want that stuff on ya. yuck! Quote
+Bear_Left Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 G'Day Here's some details on a recent event cache that had a few manufactured containers. The final waypoint has become a standalone cache, hence it's not pictured, but it's very similar to a couple of the ideas in this thread anyway. For those who never follow links , here's one of the containers: I like camo containers, partly because of the sheer cool factor, but also because it allows a larger container to be used in a muggle-rich environment. Micros have their place, but I try to limit them to waypoints of multis rather than final caches. Quote
+Silny Jako Bek Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 Just want to bounce this off some people...I have fashioned camo for a cache that looks like a curled up (non-poisonous) snake. I am somewhat hesitant to place this. What do others think? Quote
+Nazgul Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 Just want to bounce this off some people...I have fashioned camo for a cache that looks like a curled up (non-poisonous) snake. I am somewhat hesitant to place this. What do others think? Do you mind your cache being shot full of holes or bashed with a large rock? Quote
+Ed Rad Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 Just want to bounce this off some people...I have fashioned camo for a cache that looks like a curled up (non-poisonous) snake. I am somewhat hesitant to place this. What do others think? Probably not a good idea...IMHO.. Quote
+Team Perks Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 Just want to bounce this off some people...I have fashioned camo for a cache that looks like a curled up (non-poisonous) snake. I am somewhat hesitant to place this. What do others think? I know of one of those not too far from here. I haven't visited yet, but those who have found it have thought it was great. Considering some of the ones we've placed (fake dog poo, a micro hidden in a sheep's skull), that's not unreasonable... Quote
+rusty_tlc Posted June 23, 2004 Posted June 23, 2004 This was a cool one.... I gotta do this one. Hope the originator won't mind me ripping off the idea. Quote
+joefrog Posted June 24, 2004 Posted June 24, 2004 Just want to bounce this off some people...I have fashioned camo for a cache that looks like a curled up (non-poisonous) snake. I am somewhat hesitant to place this. What do others think? I saw a hide-a-key container like that once. Now I know who out-bid me! Quote
CacheNCarryMA Posted June 24, 2004 Posted June 24, 2004 Just want to bounce this off some people...I have fashioned camo for a cache that looks like a curled up (non-poisonous) snake. I am somewhat hesitant to place this. What do others think? Probably not a good idea...IMHO.. Maybe you can add markings to the snake that look like the Geocaching "G" logo? Quote
+AJ of Dunbar Posted June 27, 2004 Posted June 27, 2004 My recent nano cache measures 40mm by 12mm and contains a log. how exactly did you camo a micro like that? Quote
+iBrew Posted June 27, 2004 Posted June 27, 2004 Found this one in the desert in California..... Quote
+greengecko Posted July 1, 2004 Posted July 1, 2004 My recent nano cache measures 40mm by 12mm and contains a log. how exactly did you camo a micro like that? Cloth camo tape... works great and doesn't shine like the camo duct tape. Quote
+Bilder Posted July 4, 2004 Posted July 4, 2004 There is a cache in this picture. Can you find it? This Cache is the one in the photo. Quote
+robert Posted July 4, 2004 Posted July 4, 2004 There is a cache in this picture. Can you find it? I think so! Quote
+Team Flying Dachshund Posted July 4, 2004 Posted July 4, 2004 I actualy found a cache like this not loong ago. Quote
+SixTen Posted July 4, 2004 Posted July 4, 2004 There is a cache in this picture. Can you find it? This Cache is the one in the photo. I think so also Quote
+Gizmo & Brazin Posted July 4, 2004 Posted July 4, 2004 There is a cache in this picture. Can you find it? I think so...maybe? Quote
+rutson Posted July 4, 2004 Posted July 4, 2004 Hmmm... methinks I've seen one just like that in yorkshire somwhere... Quote
+Tangles Posted July 6, 2004 Posted July 6, 2004 We think our cache the AE2 is pretty cool as it is a remote control submarine. You first have to find the remote control, which operates the cache. The cache is hidden below the surface and the remote control allows the user to raise the sub to the surface. Once you have done with the swaps and stuff you then use the controller to submerge the sub back below the water. Quote
+Team Flying Dachshund Posted July 6, 2004 Posted July 6, 2004 How does it stay down there all the time? Wouldn't the battery die? Quote
+The Skirted Cacher Posted July 6, 2004 Posted July 6, 2004 Wow! Some of these are so SNEAKY! and so cool! LOL We have just gotten started hiding our own caches...one traditional, and one micro, with another micro awaiting approval right now. I have gotten some great ideas from this thread, and can't wait to put out my next "traditional" one! <insert wicked laugh here> Quote
+sduck Posted July 6, 2004 Posted July 6, 2004 (edited) There is a cache in this picture. Can you find it? Yes. There are a bunch like this in Nashville - several of us have copied the original one that popped up here about a year ago. Edited July 6, 2004 by sduck Quote
+Silny Jako Bek Posted July 6, 2004 Posted July 6, 2004 (edited) There is a cache in this picture. Can you find it? Forgive my ignorance. So where IS the cache????? Edited July 6, 2004 by Silny Jako Bek Quote
+sduck Posted July 7, 2004 Posted July 7, 2004 There is a cache in this picture. Can you find it? Forgive my ignorance. So where IS the cache????? Unless I'm mistaken, which I often am, it's a magnetic sheet cache - remove the sheet, and there's a log stickered onto the back. At least that's how they're done around here. This is also a cool way to do multis... Quote
Pilgrim, Rhubarb, & Sweet Pea Posted July 7, 2004 Posted July 7, 2004 Click the link for the cache page and look at the hint....that's what led us to guess the same thing as sduck. Cool idea. Quote
+JMBella Posted July 7, 2004 Posted July 7, 2004 There is a cache in this picture. Can you find it? This Cache is the one in the photo. Hmmm... I'm thinking there's two possibilities. One of them is similar to one I own the other is very close to a briansnat cache. Quote
+AmishHacker Posted July 7, 2004 Author Posted July 7, 2004 We think our cache the AE2 is pretty cool as it is a remote control submarine. You first have to find the remote control, which operates the cache. The cache is hidden below the surface and the remote control allows the user to raise the sub to the surface. Once you have done with the swaps and stuff you then use the controller to submerge the sub back below the water. YES!!!!! Thats Awsome.....I have thought of something with a remote.....a remote fart box that you have to follow the sound of the flatulence. Quote
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