Posted by Geocacher | Posted in Geocaching Videos | Posted on 07-03-2010
Brief introduction to the sport of Geocaching with Team Tiki. This tutorial features a hunt for "Koz's Kliffside Kache" in the Hemlock Overlook of clifton Virginia. www.goldenticketstudios.com
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I’m not familiar with the 2000, do you mean the 200? I had one of those, and it worked fine, but I like the color and the extra features on the 500. A lot of caches will be near road, or access trails and the 500 does a road route, then you can switch to point to point, which makes is a lot more convenient for casual caching. Someone else may have a little more insight for you about the 200 series though.
should I get the 500 or the 2000 ?
@Frankfurtxxl :
We use a magellan explorist 500. It’s a decent little unit and it comes with a geocaching software suite.
what GPSr did she use?
I want to get one
I was beginning to wonder if some scumbag had stolen the cache! Does that happen much? PS. I like your stripey jumper
Don’t know about Hawai but concerning the device – any (even the simplest) GPS would how, however, the car navigation devices do not work well for geocaching. It always tries to attach you to the closest road which is not really the best way to find a cache. Try any of Garmin outdoor gps devices, they work great.
Goog luck in geocaching. I now have 279 cache finds and I must say it is a wonderful way to spend free time .-)
hey, anyone know if theres a group in hawaii that does this?
or a good model of gps to use?
“The one we used for this vid was borrowed”
HAHAHAHAHAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA LOL !!!
She did a good job talking.
its awesome you should try it
WOW! I didn´t know anything about this. It looks funny! Thanx for the video, dezlpower!
looks fun
i want you to come caching with me
……………8P
I want she to show her pussy
Great video! I have been caching for a couple of months and loving every minute of it. In fact I have hooked about a dozen people into the sport/hobby. Your video will be a useful tool in explaining the sport to newbies. And Kudos to the ‘Hottie” in the video. She is an excellent spokesperson.
Team Ninja Turtles!
@ STMN69:
We’d love to make more videos, the only problem is we don’t have a camera. The one we used for this vid was borrowed. If anyone has any recommendations, or knows where we can get a decent one cheaply, shoot me an email.
awesome video !!! just getting into Geocaching myself
you should make more vids !!!!!!! 
Great video! I just found my first one today and it is addicting. Thanks for the video.
me my bro and my friend just went geocaching he ireland and….we found it
was soo cool i took a budapest plate and put in a little plastic cat statue lol
was fun ^^
Geocaching is awesome!! I’ve been doing it for 3 years now, and I’ve found caches on 3 continents!! It’s a good excuse to get out and explore the countryside whenever you’re in a new part of the world.
is a triknet anything like a trinket?
why put audio with this?……
Youtube pulled the audio, they didn’t like the soundtrack. Sorry about that. I haven’t had any luck digging up the original file, so I haven’t been able to upload an alternative version. I had no idea it would be this popular. Sorry!