Evil Caches

[+programmer64]

I recently placed this cache Winter Wonderland cache #1 which is a five stage multi, four micros that are very deviously hidden,and the final stage an ammo box full of goodies. The first four searchers could not find it on their first ties. I spent 3 weeks scoping out the locale of this hide and put alot of thought into it to make it difficult. I am wondering how many other caches are there that are EVIL like this one. What noone knows any god evil caches?

Edited December 31, 2004 by programmer64

[+ibycus]

I personally think my Solitaire (GCM0YD) cache was rather evil (still is too, just not quite so evil). I'm planning on a slightly harder one, as soon as I can get around to actually hiding the caches (-20C out right now).

[+programmer64]

bump

[+Maddawg351]

Before NFA can get on here to promote his cache, I'll do it for him.

 

The Cache NFA-53 Rupert's Cash Cache is a fiendishly evil cypher that I have worked for days on and am still no closer to solving it than I was when i started.

 

Posted on July 7 2004 it still hasn't been found. The worst part about it is that a perfectly good $100 bill is sitting in it and I cant figure out how to get to it.

 

AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

[+ibycus]

I read about that one, and to be honest the point of that one eludes me. I'm not sure there is enough information to solve that one there with what is listed (very much like my solitaire cache would be without "A Little Help")

[+programmer64]

Actually I just perused the cache in reference and I am pretty sure I know the "KEY". unfortunately I will not share the info as I would like to find it myself come spring.

[+Kit Fox]

This cache was the most evil cache I have ever solved. Perk You Later Unplugged Try solving it for fun, you'll see what i'm talking about. I gave up once, but got tired of seeing it on my nearest caches list.

Edited January 2, 2005 by Kit Fox

[+BigWhiteTruck]

Actually I just perused the cache in reference and I am pretty sure I know the "KEY". unfortunately I will not share the info as I would like to find it myself come spring.

I doubt it

[+IMLost]

My Compass Course 101 cache has been called evil and few other choice words. Most cachers take about 3 or 4 visits to get it. I know of only one group who completed it in one.

[Tahosa and Sons]

The first finder said it in one word "Sadistic" when he found this Cache

 

And they only got to tougher

 

Just wait till May 5, 2005 and I will have a real 5 x 5

[sir2u]

I have a 5/5 puzzle cache called The Dreaded Pirate Geisel the Fierce that have some great log entries as person after person failed until a group of 20 came and scoured the place. I just added two more to the series The Pirate's Parrot and The Pirate's Ship that are just as difficult. Anyone from out of town want to figure out the coordinates?

[+Renegade Knight]

Once I find them they are not nearly so evil as the ones I'm still pounding my head on...

[+TEAM 360]

My "Edge of Insanity" cache on a telephone pole drove a few people crazy, it was a true Level 4 difficulty that had one cacher looking for at least 4 hours, even touching the cache several times before he hit on it:

 

Edited January 2, 2005 by TEAM 360

[+Two Geeks and a GPS]

My "Edge of Insanity" cache drove a few people crazy

 

I also hated the "Northern Edge of Insanity" of yours!

[+Team ARK-ville]

One of the toughest I have tried required several return trips and a clue from a previous finder. It was Trail Station Park Micro. GCJKZX. One clever hide.