How to cache

To cache or not to cache? Here’s how to cache.
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[@sheilalamothe9936]

You can get the buckets that are all plastic from backey for free different sizes . No metal and food grade seal. Thanks for a refreshing new sub .

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@sheilalamothe9936 thanks! Welcome to the channel!

[@KatMomma-e6n]

I needed this,on a budget an you were right on time,everybody else must be asleep,thank you,

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@KatMomma-e6n you’re welcome! Being on a budget is rough and times are rough as it is.

[@nowwhat9114]

Enjoyed the video. Question? How do you find the cache? Do you map it?

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@nowwhat9114 you want to cache in an area that you know. Say it’s a place where you always go camping, hiking, hunting that is away from people that yeah, some MAY go but not too many and it’s secluded enough you have time to do a cache. Then look for something that YOU will remember. Whether it’s a tree that has a funky tree branch that won’t break off any time soon, or a patch of berries that you always go pick from. Then find a place around that to cache. Make it a way YOU will remember. Hope that helps!

[@nowwhat9114]

@@PNWBackwoods Thank you Sir, I appreciate you.

[@jacquelinejohnson7541]

I was told to dig about 18 inches down don't know if that's right thanks for extra tips ,half the folk won't know what to do when the time comes 👍🤗🇬🇧

[@ericwitt4586]

That’s right they won’t have a crumb of nothing to even think about burying lmao !!

[@MrT13]

A soda can will still blip 18” down with any decent metal detector…

[@jacquelinejohnson7541]

@@MrT13 oh my so the whole needs dug much deeper than 18 ,thanks for info it's just one of the other peppers on a different ViDIEO said to dig 18 inches down ,from what you say it would have to be deeper ,thanks for info

[@MrT13]

@@jacquelinejohnson7541 yes. It depends on soil a good bit but to give you a couple examples. I can find a quarter down to about 8-10” in wet sand or relatively consistent dirt. I can find an aluminum can at probably 24-28” in wet sand. Probably 20-24” in dry non ferrous dirt. You won’t find anything at 3’ with just your average 1500$ an under recreational detector. But those are the facts. I have hunted old areas plenty and found stashes before. So safe bet not less than 24”. But if it’s big metal… 36.

[@jacquelinejohnson7541]

You done a good job 👍🤗🇬🇧

[@ericwitt4586]

Pretty alright dude you been watching me fucker lol good video 👍

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@ericwitt4586 lol

[@rick_3.50]

Ain't knobody gunna find shit off a beaten path.😂. Thanks for the vid ol bro.

[@MrT13]

Uh huh lol. Keep telling yourself that.

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@MrT13 like I said, if you’re in any of our AO’s we’d know. And we’d assess accordingly and would leave stuff for you to find. Enjoy those woods friend.

[@MrT13]

@@PNWBackwoods if it’s private I wouldn’t be there. Just saying I have found stuff ppl obviously buried with maybe metal detector in mind maybe not. Mason jars. Pvc pipe. Etc. yes off beaten path. Just sayin don’t think cause something is in the woods 2’ deep it can’t be found. Best part about woods is there’s barely anything ever there. So when you find something it’s dropped and lost. Or buried…

[@MrT13]

@@PNWBackwoods by all means though. Keep watch however. Make sure it’s cell phone stuff though cause when that ir flash goes off… it’s like a flashlight. You see them from 1/2 a mile away. In fact it’s so noticeable, it’s worth doing whole area counter recording for recording devices. But hey just saying metal detectors go about 2’ now on anything bigger than a I dunno dip can lid.

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@MrT13 thanks for the heads up.

[@MrT13]

As a very experienced metal detector who often searches old woods… I promise you. Anything of size isn’t safe above about 20-24”… and when you ring something in the middle of the woods you dig everything… so do with that information what you will.

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@MrT13 well if you somehow end up in my neck of the woods and ever find them then I didn’t do it well enough. This was demonstration purposes only.

[@MrT13]

@@PNWBackwoods lol I’m sure I never will be but it’s just a tip. I dunno if you’re a detector or not. I have found stuff buried in woods before is all I’m saying.

[@maggiesmith9987]

Question.. how do you remember exactly where you put it?

[@zachzorlac9839]

he don't fuckin know. he don't even know what he's gonna say when he starts a sentence. the details to him are just "blah blah blah" that's why he's pulling it out after two weeks because when the seasons change and the landscape doesn't look the same all that shit is gone. i'd get a topographic map and mark the location on a transparent sheet you can overlay on it

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@zachzorlac9839 some of us have a good memory. Blah blah blah is the same as yadda yadda. Keep yours on a map. This is second nature to him and I have to remind him that he’s has to speak like he’s talking to people who don’t know any of this yet EVERYONE should know this. So I’m sorry if you’re butt hurt over how he speaks and I’ll happily take over the talking if need be and I’ll work on him speaking the way you’re gentle soul needs speaking too. Have a good day! ~Mrs. I was under the assumption that people watching these videos have some knowledge of what’s going on. Thanks for pointing it out. From here on out I will go into more detail. Also anything on paper can be found, burned, lost etc. I prefer to exercise my mind. ~The Mr.

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@maggiesmith9987 it’s put in a place that we know that’s where we can remember.

[@curtstinker3109]

What are cache for?

[@PNWBackwoods]

@@curtstinker3109 what are any preps for? Say a fire broke out at your home and you had to leave with only what was on you. At least if you had caches you’d have something to aim for that could clothe you, feed you, etc.