Are you using the app or a GPS device to take co ordinates? Looking at these 3 hides an accurate reading is not really necessary but if your intending on more hides in say woodland areas or places without such obvious features the caches are hidden in its best to take readings at the cache locations rather than using a map website as you did in a previous hide video. My method is to place the cache and record the co ordinates than walk away for about 10 or so maters and walk back again and recording the coordinates again i will do this in a few different directions for the hide and than use an average of the readings for the final coordinates. I did a video on this process some time back so take a look. Oh and Ive recently had two Caches get damaged or go missing again. Both are situated along the route of another cachers series. I feel he is messing with my hides to clear the way for his own cache trail. Both hides have been in place for nearly 2 years without issue but since he stared placing hides Ive now had 3 in the area targeted.
I tend to use Google maps (satellite) as it's really detailed these days and you can easily nail it. It's funny you should say about caches being messed with. I am having an issue with one of mine either not being cared for or messed with. I've switched it to premium and changed the cache to a very simple but effective craft cache (a stick) to make it harder to find. Time will tell!
@@MoreThanJustaCleaner Using google maps satellite isn't going to work in the middle of a forest though. Unlike a roadside sign Park bench or similar your not going to be able to pinpoint say a particular tree or feature that's hidden beneath the canopy of tees or not visible on google satellite maps. That's where taking multiple coordinates is best to get accurate GZ . Im thinking of doing some multi caches next, more work involved in set up but less chance of being messed with.
@@MoreThanJustaCleaner Oh and be carful taking a camera and filming in places like B&Q. I know a guy who was filming some B Roll footage of picking up materials for a camper van build as was detained by security and made to delete footage. Apparently its seen a a security risk and any filming has to be approved in advance.
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That gate one is an amazing Spot!
Cheers 👍 Yeah it's got a few 'faves' that one 😀
Last one was a very cool spot!
Thanks 😁 aye, it's got me a few ♥️s that one 👍😊
Looks like I'll have a lot of Geocaches to do when / if I finally get up there! 😀
Haha yeah, I've currently got 14 live including 2 on the North Yorkshire Moors 🤪
Dead stealthy, well done Karl
Cheers John 👍😁
Nice caches
Cheers Joseph 👍 how are things with you?
Mostly good lost a loved one yesterday but I’ve cheered up now how about you
I'm sorry to hear that :(
I've cheered up because it's cooled down a little!
Are you using the app or a GPS device to take co ordinates? Looking at these 3 hides an accurate reading is not really necessary but if your intending on more hides in say woodland areas or places without such obvious features the caches are hidden in its best to take readings at the cache locations rather than using a map website as you did in a previous hide video. My method is to place the cache and record the co ordinates than walk away for about 10 or so maters and walk back again and recording the coordinates again i will do this in a few different directions for the hide and than use an average of the readings for the final coordinates. I did a video on this process some time back so take a look. Oh and Ive recently had two Caches get damaged or go missing again. Both are situated along the route of another cachers series. I feel he is messing with my hides to clear the way for his own cache trail. Both hides have been in place for nearly 2 years without issue but since he stared placing hides Ive now had 3 in the area targeted.
I tend to use Google maps (satellite) as it's really detailed these days and you can easily nail it.
It's funny you should say about caches being messed with. I am having an issue with one of mine either not being cared for or messed with. I've switched it to premium and changed the cache to a very simple but effective craft cache (a stick) to make it harder to find. Time will tell!
@@MoreThanJustaCleaner Using google maps satellite isn't going to work in the middle of a forest though. Unlike a roadside sign Park bench or similar your not going to be able to pinpoint say a particular tree or feature that's hidden beneath the canopy of tees or not visible on google satellite maps. That's where taking multiple coordinates is best to get accurate GZ . Im thinking of doing some multi caches next, more work involved in set up but less chance of being messed with.
@@MoreThanJustaCleaner Oh and be carful taking a camera and filming in places like B&Q. I know a guy who was filming some B Roll footage of picking up materials for a camper van build as was detained by security and made to delete footage. Apparently its seen a a security risk and any filming has to be approved in advance.
@@steveoutdoors5964 thanks for the tip 👍😊
How do you hide one
Like do u need premiim
@@kebablover52 this might answer your questions ua-cam.com/video/stNais0SfcI/v-deo.html 👍😁
Any been found yet buddy?
Lol have you watched the video?