First in a series of Muggle Deception Techniques, we present to you The Camera Ploy. The idea behind muggle deception is to learn tips and techniques to more easily blend-in while you are geocaching. You want to do your best to NOT call attention to yourself in order to protect the location of the geocache […]
A common discussion topic among geocachers is the “dreaded” DNF (Did Not Find) – when to log them, whether or not to delete the DNF log after a successful find, how to keep a current list of them, etc. Do you think a DNF log is a sign of weakness or incompetence? Do you view […]
If you are looking for Geocache listing sites, there are quite a few out there, but this article is not about those! This is a compilation of some very useful and helpful geocaching websites, that will help you with things like mapping, statistics, travel bug tracking, coordinate checking and much more. We hope this will be […]
Today we want to talk about a fun subject: geocaching with dogs. Many geocachers love to take their canine friends along on the hunt. In some ways it’s no different than taking your dog to the park or on a walk. However, if geocaching will take you on a longer hike than you or your […]
Here are some tips and ideas for hiding a tribute geocache. If you have ever browsed the geocache listings and noticed the letters IHO and wondered what that stood for, it normally means “In Honor Of”. A geocacher might hide a tribute cache in honor of a fellow geocacher for a lot of reasons: – […]
So you are a beginner geocacher and are looking for some great advice. Or perhaps you’re a veteran cacher and you want to give some awesome tips to the geocaching newbies in your life. We went on a hunt for the best geocaching advice to give a beginner, and decided to ask the experts (aka […]
