I’m pretty new to geocaching, but I am baffled how this cache was approved. I recently got knocked back on one of my hides because I used a screw to hold it to a tree. Which was fair enough as it was in the guidelines, but this is literally carved out of the tree! Do they have different rules in America?

@jessndchubb6432

Жыл бұрын

Hey, im from Sydney I have had a very similar experience. Maybe different rules in different places.

@LeeSaintLewHiss

5 ай бұрын

My first thought was also how was this approved…still cool tho

I'm really excited to still be receiving new footage from your Yuma trip as it allows me to relive that great experience nearly 2 months passed (I'm sure I'll be watching your Yuma videos in the 2030's haha). I'm looking forward to finding some of these caches when I make my next trip to Yuma myself (which fortunately I can make in a daytrip)

That is so awesome, lots of work was for sure put into that one!! Thanks for sharing!!

Big thanks for coming down last year 👍🏽

@TheGeocachingVlogger

Жыл бұрын

Wish I could’ve come down this year.

I can imagine that the sight of Geocachers snooping around a neighborhood became a lot less suspicious after Pokemon Go was released. :)

Josh, your upbeat personality always makes my day!

@TheGeocachingVlogger

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! 😊

Palms I hear are the hardest to cut too. That must have taken them a long time. I guess you can get around the rule if you own the tree your hollowing out. Pretty unique for sure

I don’t understand why the Geo placer wouldn’t put on their description that they would need to come with tools

Is that tree considered property of the homeowners or the city?! If it’s on the other side of sidewalk I’d guess the city, which makes cutting into a tree like that against guidelines, unless there was already a hole/damage to the tree?? I know reviewers around here in New Jersey are strict on that.

@TheGeocachingVlogger

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know the history. It is possible that the tree was sick and they did something to help it .

Hmm.... got a few ideas! Seems like so many 'teamwork caches' around here are just the equivalent of use-a-ladder to get one in a tree, hehe

Wow! April already! I always love having an "extra misson" each month.

Very cleaver with this one, loved the palm tree cache. 🌴 I started caching a few years back while I was in Europe I've had a decent break 4years. I've recently started caching again while travelling in Australia starting up and down the coast of Sydney. While I'm completing different hiking, camping, biking and bouldering trails and adventures lol. Enjoy and stay safe everyone.

Lol, its 3 am and I stumbled upon a geocaching video, so I downloaded the app.. and I started to do some research, this is the first video I see and.its from Yuma, very close to my house 🏠

@TheGeocachingVlogger

Жыл бұрын

Very cool! Have fun out there!

This one was so much fun mate.

I IMMEDIATELY subscribed and liked when he popped out with the knee assist 😂😂😂🤙🏼

That moment when you closed the door too soon Hahahaha, and I loved the Jaws reference

@TheGeocachingVlogger

2 жыл бұрын

🦈

No, it’s a fuse, you gotta light it on fire, Mission: Impossible style.

@TheGeocachingVlogger

2 жыл бұрын

😳

That mechanism is fantastic!

You should go to Torrington CT! There’s one that I cannot solve, (GC5P6WN) it’s a Pi Puzzle. Super hard, I’ve tried multiply times within 2 years 😂. Would be fun seeing you get it!

just started doing this , came over from my other channel exploring with paul uk , and decided to setup my own geocaching channel , stay safe.

I recognized the thumbnail!

Who put junk inside that trunk? 🤭 It's fun to think back to all the times teamwork was necessary or sped the process up.

Such a cool cache.

Ok but does it have to be physical teamwork or teamwork where you work out a multicache together that you couldn't do on your own, cause I have one of those 🤣🤣

@TheGeocachingVlogger

2 жыл бұрын

You could filter caches in your neighborhood by the teamwork attribute. In the end it is subjective so what your explained works.

Is a blue tooth equipped geo catch possible.

@TheGeocachingVlogger

7 ай бұрын

There is a thing called the Garmin chirp that works kinda like that.

I feel like people in my neighborhood are taking the geocaches once the6 find them. Do you think this is true?

@TheGeocachingVlogger

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes caches do get stolen.

@tukeynotturkey6163

Жыл бұрын

@@TheGeocachingVlogger ok

Since i usually cache alone this might be a hard challenge to do

@TheGeocachingVlogger

2 жыл бұрын

You can't break your streak!!!

@BrentSmithsimrebel

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheGeocachingVlogger lol i have a plan!

Argh!!! We found a good teamwork cache... two months ago. :(

How fortuitous that you happened to be passing by. 🤔 Teamwork eh? Let’s see if it does make the dream work.

Would a CITO count?

@TheGeocachingVlogger

2 жыл бұрын

I cito isn’t finding a geocache. Unless you do the location less where you need to cito.

estás fumando picante?

Hmm, I hope I can find a nearby cache with the team work attribute

@TheGeocachingVlogger

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck. There is some gray area with this one.

@animjason

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes events have that

@katkaplan3

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheGeocachingVlogger you know I should put the teamwork attribute on my pvc water cache (has 9 holes )

@umreeh

2 жыл бұрын

@@katkaplan3 Can you tape up the holes if you don't have a second person?

@katkaplan3

2 жыл бұрын

@@umreeh yes definitely with strong duck tape

Ne pas dégradé ma nature en cachant des objets.

It is so weird to watch that most geocachers are basically one of 3 different stereotypes: 1. left-wing LGBTQ+ alternatives with dyed hair 2. middle aged conservative dog owners who never missed a sunday service in their lives 3. overly dramatic, slightly overweight, wannabe-influencer, outdoor enthousiast, middle aged men who are into Meat Eater and have a 10 piece+ survival knive collection they actually never use

@TheGeocachingVlogger

2 жыл бұрын

Man, I need to get a knife set stat!