Unique geocache is EASY to build !

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Published 2013-02-11

This cache is simple to build, yet different enough for the cacher to enjoy. One of my more simple designs. Start with a blue bird box plans and make some simple adjustments. Please check out my channel for many more VERY unique and interesting geocaches that will challenge the most experienced cacher. All of my videos are of my caches, WVTim.

All Comments (21)

@TheGeoSwede 11 years ago

Good idea with the plastic tube in the hole, I bet alot of people would miss that when building a similar type of hide. Thanks for sharing, as always, loved it!
@biggles1024 10 years ago

I love this idea. It's simple and effective! Thanks for posting this video.
@KeithKingSD 11 years ago

We don't have anything like these in South Dakota so I am building this one! Putting the last coat of paint on today!
@Critt3er 11 years ago

I've been looking for a great Birdhouse Cache.. I have found it!! Thanks for all the great ideas and instuctions!!
@SimballGeocachingVlogUK 7 years ago

I really like the simplicity of the cache... I will be able to make one myself ! Thank you and Happy Geocaching :)
@geo-rushgeocachingadventur4125 8 years ago

My cache just got finished with my version! works great and can't wait to put it out!
@tubeisace 10 years ago

Excellent cache! It's nice to see inventive caches
@adamkwasnaza 10 years ago

Found this one while geocaching in greencastle pa. We wanted a Maryland souvenir before calling it a day so we traveled to this one. Loved it and since we are still pretty new at geocaching it was our favorite find. We are planning a trip to wv to find more of your caches. Tftc!!!!!!
@TheGCDoc 11 years ago

Simple in terms of some of your gadget caches, but just as awesome!
@SkewToob 11 years ago

Excellent cache, thanks for sharing!
@mtrmouth24 11 years ago

Love this one, I am gonna try to build one like this soon.
@cpine522 11 years ago

well done on the mechanics of it. Yes wood will be moody depending on teh weather. well done.
@dthgaming1562 10 years ago

did this cache it was AWESOME!
@ryanmoossajee5708 11 years ago

Can You make an in depth video on how to create this unique cache
@VelcroStrip 9 years ago

I think I might use this mechanism for a future cache!
@Leanneeh08 4 months ago

How is the cache built to keep it from falling to the ground?
@dcstuff11 11 years ago

Nice
@gadgetcaches 10 years ago

I would try to use metal. I have found that when I used wood dowels for something like this, you can build and test it a dozen times and it works fine. But, then when I place the cache in the field, I would have swelling problems. If you can, I would use metal for the perch.
@shans1999 11 years ago

Wanna start doing some gadget caches this seems simple enough if I have any questions, can I email you? I've seen a few of your gadget caches and they all seem cool. Thanks and leep them coming. If I'm ever in WV I'll def stop by some of these.
@kodiakwoodsman1 10 years ago

I got the idea in my head today to make an Ohio version of this cache and place it near the OH/PA line on I-90. From watching the video, and with some experience from building other caches, I was able to complete the cache in about 2 hours. The only problem I'm running into is that my 1/2" water pipe is actually 7/16" ID and it turns out that Home Depot doesn't carry 7/16" solid barstock. Would you reccomend drilling it out to 1/2" or using something else that is the right size, and also metal??