Attention geocachers: There are rumors of wild woolly mammoths being spotted all over the United States! Join the hunt to find one of your very own and earn your bones!
The game is simple: go to a location where a mammoth has been spotted. If you get there first, you will find a mammoth tag waiting for you. Please take the physical tag to keep as your own. please do not grab more than one tag You need to claim the tag as soon as possible so it can be removed from the map. You will then follow the instructions to redeem for a trackable geocoin prize that combines with the tag! How cool is that? The geocoin and tag are exclusive to this Mission Mammoth game.
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035 - Marlin the Mammoth visits the Tannery
1st St, DuBois, PA, US location_on N 41 07.900, W 078 45.440
This one is missing, not where I placed it. I will be making it very difficult for the next round of hides. Nowhere near where muggles would be looking. Only way is if u are looking for it. Bummer 2 of my 3 tags went missing.
391 - My other relatives in here...
Bismarck, ND, US location_on N 46 49.142, W 100 46.738
I went and checked on this mammoth tag and it is not in it’s original location. Bummer so it must b missing.
391 - My other relatives in here...
Bismarck, ND, US location_on N 46 49.142, W 100 46.738
Went and checked on this one and it is not in it’s location. Bummer
391 - My other relatives in here...
Bismarck, ND, US location_on N 46 49.142, W 100 46.738
Looked everywhere but no tag
100 - New Tag
What great fun!
025 - The Workin’ Mamouth
Consul St, Oakland, Albert Lea, MN, US
this is a fun game
391 - My other relatives in here...
Bismarck, ND, US location_on N 46 49.142, W 100 46.738
This mammoth could belong here in this location. Come check the inside out. Open from 9-4. The tag is not inside the building. Best thing to do is to park your “bike” and look for me
969
Carleton Ave S, Greater Duwamish, Seattle, WA, US
I was in Seattle for a Dr. appt when this popped up. I thought, what the heck, let's check it out. Thanks for tge trip down Seattle nostalgia lane. I also got some great flower shots while I was here.
784 - Anderson Point Park
SE Millihanna Rd, Olalla, WA, US
Came out here from the Tacoma area and got lucky with this find.
969
Carleton Ave S, Greater Duwamish, Seattle, WA, US
It was a different time when the mammoths roamed this area. It was a time where the hats were huge and the boots were giant!
907 - Sehmel Homestead Park Mammoth
101st St NW, Gig Harbor, WA, US
I saw 2 tags released in the area and decided to make the drive since i had 2 chances to snag one. The sister was gone by the time I got to her, so on to search for brother. I got turned around and searched the wrong sign at first then realized he was on the other side of the street. I had to jump to reach his hiding spot, but he finally fell from his perch!
908 - Rotary Park - Off leash dog park
Bujacich Rd, Gig Harbor, WA, US
Missed one but got the other! Thanks for the fun!
908 - Rotary Park - Off leash dog park
Bujacich Rd, Gig Harbor, WA, US
This Mammoth is looking for her brother after the got separated while exploring the forested area, she heard dogs barking and is hiding down low behind the sign.
907 - Sehmel Homestead Park Mammoth
101st St NW, Gig Harbor, WA, US
This Mammoth was looking for his sister who was supposed to met him in this area after they got separated.
He is hiding up high on the left side of the sign.
260 - Gravel Pile Gone!
Pear Point Rd, Roche Harbor, WA, US
Just happened to be working down the road when this one popped up. Put work on pause to go hunt it down.
025 - The Workin’ Mamouth
Consul St, Oakland, Albert Lea, MN, US
This mammoth has been to Home Depot multiple times this weekend in and out trying to get the yard ready let’s see if you can find him this last time he hunkered down in the corner trying to find some water. He’s hidden well and just a heads up there’s another geocache nearby.
260 - Gravel Pile Gone!
Pear Point Rd, Roche Harbor, WA, US
This mammoth tag went for a sunset motorcycle ride and landed by a big hole in the ground. The last ice age left a mountain of gravel here. If you take one rock at a time over the years you are left with a big hole. The road here is called Missing Mountain. Mammoth is hiding in a pile of logs so he would not be mistaken for a rock.
784 - Anderson Point Park
SE Millihanna Rd, Olalla, WA, US
This Mammoth wanted to get some time at the beach, so he started his walk by first checking out the kiosk.
Take a look in the rear left corner second slot up.
035 - Marlin the Mammoth visits the Tannery
1st St, DuBois, PA, US location_on N 41 07.900, W 078 45.440
Owner might check on this one.
763 - Ancient History
Indian Mounds Rd, Blakely, GA, US
Made the 90 minute drive to the park early and was fortunate enough to find the tag. Thanks for the close by tag. Never thought I’d find one of these mammoths.
Also created a short video for #22forvets for a challenge I’m working on.
256
Bass Pro Dr, Kodak, TN, US
Well saw this pop up let yesterday evening and I woke up early figured why not give it a shot to try to see if I could find one so left the house about 3:30am and got there about 5 and had a look around and sure enuf it was still there
Thank for the tag! My first one don’t know how I had never found this mini game for geocaching lol
221 - Star gazing Mammoth
GA-77, Hartwell, GA, US
Heard it dropped and even though it was 1-1/2 hours away from home and a dark and stormy night. I hoped and prayed that no one else was crazy enough to go after him. Worried the park gate would be locked and didn’t know if the creature was locked away behind the garden walk. The prehistoric gods were with me this night. Walked along the fence and found the garden gate open. I was able to grab this guy who was nestled dryly in the crook of a tree. Even grabbed the nearby geocache. Fun evening. Now to make the migration hone where a dry abode and clothing awaits.
895 - Mambo Mammoth
McConnell Rd, Woodstock, IL, US
I knew someone would be running to get this one glad my wife repeated herself.
895 - Mambo Mammoth
McConnell Rd, Woodstock, IL, US
Ah! I was 10 mins away before you got it!
895 - Mambo Mammoth
McConnell Rd, Woodstock, IL, US
I saw this pop up as my pregnant daughter walked in the door. I wanted to talk to her a little so I waited until she left 45 minutes later and showed my wife. My wife said let's go I said someone must be going already she said again let's go so I said ok and off we went for a 50 min ride. Got to a really cool spot for a little mammoth to hide and sure enough there he was. I am being him home with me to sycamore.
Thank you to the hider for the fun night and the mammoth tag.
250
Bilgers Rocks Rd, Grampian, PA, US
I'm new to SNAGTHETAG. My friend GreenNikki told me about it and I had to take part. She told me she had hidden one but left the location a mystery. I logged on today and realized it was extremely close to where I was! I looked at the pictures and knew exactly where it was. I had been here many times before but never near this amazing rock structure! I looked around for about 10 mins before I had the Mammoth in hand! Thanks GreenNikki for introducing me to a new aspect of thre game!
221 - Star gazing Mammoth
GA-77, Hartwell, GA, US
This wooly mammoth decided to tap a nap and gaze at the stars after strolling through Hart County Botanical gardens. See pics for his napping spot. Cover with a leaf blanket and pi econe weight was n an oak cradle.
256
Bass Pro Dr, Kodak, TN, US
Woolly lies here.....Enjoy.....
763 - Ancient History
Indian Mounds Rd, Blakely, GA, US
The location of this tag will bring you to one of the oldest and largest native ceremonial mounds in the U.S. Built in the woodland period between 300 AD and 750 AD, Kolomoki Mounds is a hidden gem in SW GA. with plenty of history to learn about the way life was over 1200 years ago in America. Now a State Park, it has 8 mounds to explore, a museum with an open excavated mound with artifacts uncovered from a time before any documentation of the area ever existed. You will need to park nearby, take a short hike to the largest mound and climb to the top. The tag is located at the interpretive sign overlooking the large plaza in front of the mound. good luck, enjoy the hunt and maybe the park as well, you won't be disappointed!
895 - Mambo Mammoth
McConnell Rd, Woodstock, IL, US
This business is closed so park just due east and walk over to visit a descendant of the mammoth. Look at the base of the right leg.
263 - A Sweet Tusk
W Court Ave, Jeff, IN, US location_on N 38 16.424, W 085 44.586 local_parking N 38 16.427, W 085 44.586
missing do not atte.pt to find.
877 - Round Lake Mammoth
Sagle, ID, US
I didn't know about this game till 3 days ago. A geocacher contacted me to help recover this mammoth. He is in another state and wanted me to send him this one. As it turned out, he found one closer to home yesterday. So I will keep this one. Thank you to (...) for helping me discover a new GC adventure game. Oh what fun.What a magical day it has been.
724 - Knox Box Mammoth
Wade Ave, Oberlin Village, Raleigh, NC, US
We live one hour away and thought someone else would grab this quickly. So happy to see it exactly where the coordinates said it would be. Thank you!
514
Phinney Ave N, Phinney Ridge, Seattle, WA, US
This was so close to my house I had to try for it even though an hour had already passed. I knew exactly where it was. So fun to find it still there!
896 - A Place Where My Family Once Lived
Prairie Trail, Ringwood, IL, US
The glaciers may no longer be here, but a mammoth was! And this caveman bagged it; now I have food, tools and warm clothing for a whole year :-)
514
Phinney Ave N, Phinney Ridge, Seattle, WA, US
This Wooley Mammoth also wanted to be placed close to his possible kin, the not so big and not so hairy. Picture tells the tale. Tag taped to back The zoo is now open. parking fees apply in lot, free street parking. No admission fee is needed here. Available 24/7. Should be a quick P&G. Good luck !
896 - A Place Where My Family Once Lived
Prairie Trail, Ringwood, IL, US
Your hunt will take you to Glacial Park. Because this area was part of the ice ages and last of the glaciers in this area, mammoths could be found here at one time. Your hunt will take you to the parking lot. The tag is under the stairs, left side.
724 - Knox Box Mammoth
Wade Ave, Oberlin Village, Raleigh, NC, US
392 - I 94 Westbound Rest
I-94, Menoken, ND, US
Waited all day to make the trip an decided at about 730 pm that he needed to come home
208 - Oak Harbor Park
SE City Beach St, Oak Harbor, WA, US
What a fun park! I can’t wait to spend more time here! Thank you for the great adventure!!
233 - Harry takes a dip.
W Front St, Heber Springs, AR, US
Took some time but finally managed to get me one. Had to use some Geo-skills to retrieve it but got it done.
208 - Oak Harbor Park
SE City Beach St, Oak Harbor, WA, US
It’s hiding under the light post base in the picture. In Oak Harbors Windjammer park.
392 - I 94 Westbound Rest
I-94, Menoken, ND, US
This mammoth may take a ride on one of these huge trucks or maybe something smaller. Great place to stretch my legs and I would surely be a huge PET for someone. Take me along and get your prize. Remember to respect the game guidelines and if you have already found a mammoth, please let someone else enjoy the search... don’t be selfish... thanks
910 - Mammoth of Cacher's Cove
US-1, New Brunswick, NJ, US
I didn’t know about this until someone showed me this guy was here in a different platform. The little guy is home with me today and we needed to get out some anyway, and this was just a few miles from home. We made the find a lot harder than we needed to be—the coords initially had us WAY behind the fence, down closer to the river. We let them reset a little bit and made the grab. He was VERY pumped about the pirate booty. Thanks!
910 - Mammoth of Cacher's Cove
US-1, New Brunswick, NJ, US
Once upon a time there was a little mammoth that loved stories so much that he always had his trunk in a book or watching a movie. Although he enjoyed all sorts of tales, his favorite place to be was by the water reading of pirates and heroes in far away lands. One day, during a wonderful tale about hidden treasure, he fell asleep in his favorite nook and was suddenly woken by two men in a heated discussion about stealing a ship. Oh no! Were they actual pirates like in his favorite stories? Remembering all of the things they are capable of, he decided his best option was to gather his belongings and stay hidden until it was safe.
And there he remains, crouched in a box behind a wall, waiting for his hero to come along...
377 - I 94 Eastbound Rest
132nd St NE, Bismarck, ND, US
After a long geocaching weekend we discovered this game assited and off to the races we went after 2 failed attempts at scoring one earlier we were finally able to snag a tag mission complete
261 - Suburban Mammoth
Executive Park, BRWNSBORO VLG, KY, US
Ooh...wooly
377 - I 94 Eastbound Rest
132nd St NE, Bismarck, ND, US
Another place along this major highway to give my body, legs, and tusks a rest. Decided to grab a geocache while I was here that I hadn’t grabbed before. 2 for 1 deal here.
261 - Suburban Mammoth
Executive Park, BRWNSBORO VLG, KY, US
Who would have thunk a chunk like this would be in the middle of a suburban office complex. Wonder how many people go past and take no notice, or think it is just man made. Wonder how many of us do that all the time and all the things we miss. Good thing I knew about this place. I wanted to make sure others find it too.
So go on a suburban adventure and find your own mammoth. Be sure to look for the tree, then to the lighter rock, and you'll see the hidey hole.
263 - A Sweet Tusk
W Court Ave, Jeff, IN, US location_on N 38 16.424, W 085 44.586 local_parking N 38 16.427, W 085 44.586
Even prehistoric animals apparently have sweet cravings. This one has found a local sweet spot and hasn't left since. Better not leave him out there too much longer or you won't even be able to move him. He doesn't go far from the entrance hoping folks take pity and throw him a donut or cake. Be sure to wash it down with some coffee.