Yes, my first bastard awesome evil cache really opened my eyes, too! Every time I see the name Gwyn as a cache creator here in New Zealand I know I'm in for a search. :)
Usually when I would do stuff like take apart the whole environement of the site....it ends up being something simple and unrelated to anything I was trying. But you....my god...you uncovered every rock and it was one of the rocks! That's something!
Reminds me of one I found it was a fake outlet BEHIND THE BAR! !! The only clue it gave was "hope your powered up ". I had to ask the bar tender if I could charge my phone. She resolved this outlet doesn't work. I told her I am a electrician ( really a Carpenter ;D ) could I look at it? She said the boss will be in any minute so I waited. A hour of pool later they walk in... She goes and asks them and they look at me and smile. ...I knew I found it right then.
@@BobRossCat his wife cheated on him with another guy and I'm pretty sure she filed for divorce and took his kids, he couldn't take the pain and ended his life RIP
Its not evil but the most difficult geocache to find and you sir found it. The most evil is that if someone placed the geocache on areas that could endanger or risk your life.
After you've found a hundred ammo cans covered with leaves at the base of trees or in stumps, you'll either be bored to tears and quit the game, or you'll live for evil hides. Scratch one more kitten.
We found one yesterday that was very similar. It was a fake rock sitting in a pile of rocks on a larger pile of rocks. Oh, and just have to add...the same hiders attached a logbook to a rubber snake at another cache. I about crapped myself. lol
Every once and awhile I stumble across one of these amazing videos made by such a wonderful person. God bless. It makes me think about how precious life is. This geocache vlog is A+
Do you ever get so annoyed by something you're just determined now. There have been a few geocaches that pissed me off so much I could not for the life of me let it alone. Like a mosquito bite ya keep picking at it and picking at it. I finally found the damn thing and I'll tell ya, those are the most satisfying finds EVER
Im trying to get used to the dnf of mine. You are right, one hour wasted of your life. It seems. Then again, when I dont find a cache, plenty near my job, and go back to work, I find my ability to understand the work, and what there is to find in the smallest things at work, is increased. So no, geocaching is an exercise of the mind, even if you do feel like a child sometimes out there.
I don't know if i could have found that without a hint. Damn. Reminds me of one I found that was a nano rock (pebble) in a pebble rock wall. (not a large boulder rock wall but concrete lattice slabs with pebbles filling in each bay)
it wasn't an hour of your life wasted, or you could say you wasted hundreds, or thousands of hours geocaching in general. That was an amazing hiding spot!
I Geocached in middle school. (I am in 8th grade) I was the only one in the class to REALLY enjoy it! I was the first one done with everything, That was my favorite day of the school year so far. Would you guys recommend that I should try and geocache?
It is a shame someone wasn't videoing you as you looked under each of the rocks. I am just imagining viewing the video sped up and you looking oh so puzzled and moving quickly from rock to rock. (maybe even in B and W with piano music) :-)
gosh.. I thought the game is about finding caches and not searching them. I mean, .. well done. However, why do people hide such tiny, micro, macro, schiessmichtot Caches in nature ?
I have seen worse, theres one close to my house in a park, at a dog run park, the inside of a log has been carved out with a chainsaw, and a micro cache was put inside, the log is partially impressed into the ground so it was hard to move and you would never expect it there
Not for everyone to be sure.. but I'll wager the guy that filmed this video would have EXACTLY the same thing to say about you when you sit in front of the TV with a beer watching football. To each their own eh?
Im no expert but I believe you just go to a website where people post gps coordinates of the geocaches they have made and then you take your gps and those coordinates and go look for it. And the log book is where you leave your name or something, not sure.
my first 5 difficulty cache was hidden much the same way but drilled into the bottom of a 3 inch branch and then the branch was jammed back inside a big bush. . took several trips and several hours but I was also thre ftf
you spent an hour looking for a little piece of paper to sign. While everyone that drives by and see's you looking under rocks thinks your nuts.. congrats. gotta love geocaching.
I made a brick micro like that and I had alot of dnf's so I kept checking on it and it was still there but eventually it got tossed into the creek. so much for being evil.
I am not sure I found have found that at all. Do you feature other geocaching finds by others? If I find some here in Austin and sent them to you would that be cool?
Man, that really is a five star geocache. More like a five out of one star geocache! Ha ha ha awesome video keep looking for those five star geocaches so much fun watching ha ha ha ha ha!
Really great. I had one where the logsheet was rolled up on a toothpick. It was then put into a TINY hole in a fencepost right on the bottom were you could only see grass. The end of the toothpick was camouflaged with a piece of the wood used for the fence. Oh and it was really close to a lot of houses. It was a difficulty 3 I think but definetely deserved a 5!
I have found quite a few of this type but what you showed me is by far the best that I have personally ever seen. The camo could not be better and is all real. The circular-shaped incision in to the surface of the rock is flawless! It would have taken me a lot longer than one hour to find. Probably 10 visits and every one a DNF before the possible eureka moment!!! Congratulations!
not the most, in florida someone made a screw, hollowed and cut it in half, and put it inside a stop sign. even if you find it, you will probably not know what it is.
