Follow a magnetic compass.

Think about the container. (Look for small cracks.)

Questions from me: How to find out if a cache is up high or down low, what is the best place to hide a cache in a tree?

Geocaching is a new, popular sport that relies on using a Global

Positioning System (GPS) receiver, the Internet, and your

powers of observation.

Can't dig.

National parks.

Wetlands.

Near another cache

No terrorist areas. LOL.

it can be it depends if you are a beginner or an expert

sticks leaves paint it use marker

you can not cover with dirt 

Place it in a hidden area.

How close to another Cache are you allowed to hide.

Can't be within 10 meters.

always ask the owners of the land for permission to 

your cache

a collection of artifacts, things you 

find.

A. when you find a cache you take the item then leave a item.

When you find a cache you open the cache and you

Take a piece of paper and you write, Your name, then write down the item u took, then you put a item in the cache,

then you write down the item you put in the cache on the piece of paper, last but not least put the cache down where u found it.

My Question is: How was Geocatching? Was it Fun?

A traditional geocache hearkens back to the very first cache that Dave Ulmer hid back in May, 2000: some type of container (such as a surplus ammo can, bucket, or plastic food storage container), a logbook for people to sign, and a collection of trinkets that cache finders can exchange.

Your name, what you've found and what you are going to leave.

The word Cache means hide in French.

How do you not bring attention to the cache when you find it?

do whatchu gotta do quick, hide it then leave.