FREE AMMO CANS!

AOTAC · Dec 15, 2014

I've really stocked up. Pretty good deal if you ask me: http://www.geocaching.com/local/default.aspx?state_id=48

Member 5605 · Dec 15, 2014

Lol. Rotfl. Hahahahaha

IronMonster · Dec 15, 2014

There is a closed road near my shop that I sometimes take the dog for a walk down. One day I was walking along there and saw an ammo can about 20 feet off the path tucked behind a rock. I thought I had found somebody's hidihole, I was quite disappointed when I opened it up and found it full of plastic trinkets and notes.

Mark W. · Dec 15, 2014

Geocaching is a very popular hobby my wife and I did it for a couple years as a way to get out and do something when we couldn't think of anything else to do. Had a blast. Please respect any caches you happen to find. Think about the people (many times with kids) who might have traveled quite a ways to open that little box only to find some A hole stole it.

My wife and I once hiked 4 miles up a trail at Silver Creek Falls State park only to find where the cache was but it was missing (it was obvious as a pocket had been made under a rock to hold it) talk about a lot of effort for nothing.

Caches can range from as small as film cans to 5 gallon buckets. Old lunch boxes and ammo cans are common.

There are web sites that list thousands of them to seek out.

IronMonster · Dec 15, 2014

I left it in place, I did not muggle it for the next guy

AOTAC · Dec 16, 2014

Came across two in my lifetime but never actually searched them out. Each time I got excited until I opened the can - it's like a treasure hunt without treasure. I guess I don't have the imagination I used to, but I bet my kid would like it. Its more about the journey, after all.

No caches were harmed, nor were they disturbed during the formulation of this joke. Thanks for enjoying!!!