4 Geocache Sizes You Never Knew Existed (and how to find them)

[@gregmckone]

I remember the first time I found a green micro hanging off of a branch of a pine tree. sheesh amazing I found anything ;-) Thanks for the tips and encouragement LANMonkey

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks Greg! Fun story, and yes, finding those first sneaky geocaches can be a challenge, so hopefully this helps many new geocachers!

[@halemeister]

Very nice! Great work on this instructional video. It's obvious you did your homework and had this whole video planned out before you turned the camera on. Very watchable and easy to understand. I hope this video helps a new cacher understand cache sizes a little better!

[@LANMonkey]

Thank you very much! I appreciate the kind words!

[@FrancisAlmeidaBarros]

Very nice information!

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks so much Francis! Hope you are keeping well!

[@FootBloging]

The videos on your are very nice.

[@LANMonkey]

Thank you very much!

[@Komikino]

Nice rundown on cache sizes. Something I wish I properly knew in my early days of Geocaching. Wow! That little bridge had so many cache hides! Forget the 528' rule! That bridge had a 5.28" rule. :P

[@halemeister]

Sounds like a GIFF video idea!!

[@Komikino]

@@halemeister Let me get on that right away! :P

[@LANMonkey]

I do hope it helps out new cachers - except for maybe that caches aren't actually hidden that close together (unless it's a multi?) - then see video on cache types! LOL

[@cachetheline]

I'm sorry, is this channel called LANmonkey, or PUNmonkey? 😆 Alliteration's awesome, and so's this excellent instructional 101 about sizes. Proper props!

[@LANMonkey]

Many thanks for the fantastic feedback!