I thought I had another last night !

[MaineRelic]

I was out in a large wooded park area after work lLast night. ! I have always felt tha this was a good cache area ! I had a very mediocre hunt and as it started to get dark I was making my way back to the when I got a faint high tone . The depth indicator on my explorer was maxed out . Indicating it was at least 12 inches down . I hit rocks to begin with the first 6 inches which was unusual in this area . I was already thinkng they. Were placed there ! Got the rocks out and the signal got a little stronger . Dug down another 5 or six inches through nice loam and thought I hooked a root with my digger . Out came a plastic handle ? Huh I thought ! Being more careful I started digging with my hands and started seeing the blue top to some kind of plastic storage box ! You. An imagine my excitement and what was running through my head ! I was careful to get it out whole and as I lifted it from the crater by this time I could feel it was full and quite heavy ! I opened the top hoping for the best and discovered I had found. Time capsule ! It was dated sept 9 th 2011 911 ! Buried by a local sixth grade class ! Mostly magazines and newspapers but there was a trac phone and a blackberry in with the periodicals . I smiled and reburried it ! Maybe the next one LOL ! Thanks for looking and happy treasure hunting MaineRelic

 

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[ccales]

I can't imagine the excitement before you got it out. Hunts can be great even without something to bring home. Well done!

 

[Frankn]

Hay, I once hit a 50 cal. ammo box hidden in a stone wall. It turned out to be a Geo cache. I signed the card and replaced it. Frank...

 

[pyledriver]

Just a week ago I had an overload signal on the T2. It was under a massive tree at an old farmstead. I dug down and pulled out a .50 cal ammo can! Yes, it DID have money in it-$4...BUT IT ALSO CONTAINED A DEAD BIRD! Lol! Pet grave. Dang.

 

[MaineRelic]

I can't imagine the excitement before you got it out. Hunts can be great even without something to bring home. Well done!

Hey Frankn Yes I have found three geo caches now without any coordinates ! They are everywhere ! MaineRelic

 

[MaineRelic]

Just a week ago I had an overload signal on the T2. It was under a massive tree at an old farmstead. I dug down and pulled out a .50 cal ammo can! Yes, it DID have money in it-$4...BUT IT ALSO CONTAINED A DEAD BIRD! Lol! Pet grave. Dang.

Hey Pyledriver ! Yes I have found pet graves as well ! Never one with money in it though ! MaineRelic

 

[AQUA]

haha...that would a cool dig..be exciting for sure.

I found a ammo box last week...was in a remote location burried under some rocks....turned out to be a geocache.

 

[pyledriver]

Geocaches ARE everywhere. I used to do that off and on, and there are some areas where caches are 1/4mi apart in any direction. Even in very remote locations you can count on one or two geocaches being placed. It's also an approved activity on 'public' land. Keep current with your BP meds...lol!

 

[Tardisian]

I used to do geocaching in the Lake District, until my health problems meant I couldn't walk very far. Its a very good way to encourage your kids to get exercise.

We used to set up Garmin GPS with route and caches, take a picnic, and have a really nice day out. I used to let my Daughter carry GPS, She was about 13, and enjoyed the treasure hunt. Normally you take something from cache and put something in. Write a log about your search. You can also buy geocoins which you can give a mission or destination, and track online.

 

[Msbeepbeep]

I found a pet at the beach, put him back. I haven't found a geo cache yet, can't venture that far off the beaten path now days.