Geocaching

[SithL0rd]

Nothing beats using multi-billion dollar satellites to find Tupperware in the woods!

Its a ton of fun an wished I would do it more as it does give you a nice workout from the walk then the minutes you wander around tryin to find the cache lol

[dickenscpa]

I take my 8 yr old and he loves it. He thinks of it like a treasure hunt. I use a DeLorme and it works quite well. There have been a few that I stopped early because I felt we were encroaching.

[Cherokee Slim]

My grandsons and I have tracked down about 5 locations. One in Lawrenceville Ga was easy because it was in a public type park. But one here on TWRA land near Hixson is hidden in a tiny container, hidden somewhere in a tree. We have found the tree several times but never the actual cache.

Cherokee Slim

[Guest uofmeet]

Check the website to see when the last time it was founds....sometimes caches can go missing.

[analog_kidd]

I've been doing it for several yers now. However, I think my GPS is in the blink. Won't stay on for more than a few minutes, even with new batteries. Probably need to get a new one. I took my grandson out once and he absolutely loved it.

I placed one out near the Obed National Park, but once I converted the container from Tupperware to a ammo can, it didn't last long. I guess someone needed an ammo can.

[Guest bkelm18]

I've been doing it for several yers now. However, I think my GPS is in the blink. Won't stay on for more than a few minutes, even with new batteries. Probably need to get a new one. I took my grandson out once and he absolutely loved it.

I placed one out near the Obed National Park, but once I converted the container from Tupperware to a ammo can, it didn't last long. I guess someone needed an ammo can.

Yeah I've noticed ammo cans end up going AWOL more often. I like using the Lock & Lock containers when I place a cache. They're the Tupperware type with the gasket on the lid to help keep them sealed up.