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There are lots of places to get good geocache containers, but the best container will still be ineffective if it's not placed in the right spot. Â You can have an ammo can (one of the best still out there, IMO) but if it's on the side of a well-used trail and not hidden well (and able to be replaced just as well), you're going to have to replace it and that can get expensive. Â Ammo cans can be found (sometimes) at Army/Navy surplus stores, places like Tractor Supply Company (and other similar rural stores), and occasionally friends. Â Prices on those are much higher than when I started, so beware. Â Lock-n-lock or similar (snap lock containers, not ones with lids that seal to the shape of the container), can be found at big stores like Target, Meijer, Walmart, etc... as well as online. Â Matchstick containers are decent but once that o-ring deteriorates, it will be hard to keep things dry. Â Walmart has them for 1$ in the hunting section. Â Bison tubes can be found online and occasionally in the medicine aisles of a drugstore (marketed as waterproof pill fobs) but they're more expensive. Â , The Sistema containers are much better than Lock-n-locks as they do not have the design flaw of the hinges made of thinner plastic, but they can still degrade with UV exposure. Metal ammo cans are the best containers. By far, I don't mind preforms; for whatever reason, I have yet to run into one where the cap has degraded significantly., I'm starting this thread to share many easy and simple ways to make intresting and amazing gadget caches. What is a gadget cache? A gadget cache is a special geocache where the geocacher must do something special to get the logbook. It might be a bird house with a lock that you have to use magnet.
We've noticed in some recent cache hunts to find a new and quite interesting type of container, one usually used for small caches (i.e. bigger than a micro, but not the size of an ammo box). It's called a "lock and lock" container. It looks like standard tupperware, except that there is a plastic, Saw these pics posted in another thread. I love the idea of custom containers. The fav one I found was a log that was split and made into a container. Please post pics or discriptions if you do not have any pics of Cool Custom Cache Containers (ok CCCC's now), A regular cache container can hold a logbook, swag, and a pencil. These types of containers can also be used for TB Hotels. Large: A large cache container is the most rare of cache sizes. A large cache size is over 20L. Large cache containers can hold lots of swag, a logbook, and a pencil. These cache containers can also be used as TB Hotels., I'm betting that somebody here has kept a list of the sizes of replacement O-rings for the various types of cache containers that require them (bison tubes, matchstick containers, nanos, maybe drugstore pill containers), and even better, has found the best place to order them online. They used to cost pennies at the old-style hardware stores, but they are all coming pre-packaged now and way , I've occasionally discovered a throwdown (and the original container) while caching, but I hardly ever go looking for archived caches. They are typically at most just broken bits of plastic strewn around., The trick for most containers is the closure mechanism. My so was in a camp a week ago or so that had a 3D printer and he printed off several pieces that about the size of the lower part of a bison, but the sides were about 1/4" thick..