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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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.
110 - The Liffy Mammoth
Mason St, Lake Hopatcong, Jefferson, NJ, US
I saw this get published last week and didn't expect it to still be there this week when I was finally in the area to grab it. Found it quickly then made the hike around the island to explore.
232 - A behemoth watching behemoths.
Winchester Rd, Memphis, TN, US
Interesting game
232 - A behemoth watching behemoths.
Winchester Rd, Memphis, TN, US
Got a heads up from another cacher to come look for this coin. Unfortunately, it was not there.
200 - Study Study Study
Bellerive Acres, St. Louis, MO, US
After seeing so many tags publish in the St. Louis area and either being found before I woke up, being found before I made my way there, or going missing, I didn't think that I would have a chance to get a tag. Especially since the game was almost over. There is also usually not nearly as many in my area during one game. When I saw 2 publish this morning, even one on the umsl campus, where I am living, I knew that I had a shot. I saw the one in Maryland heights publish before I woke up. But after I got ready for the day, the one closest to me was still active. So I left right away and took the umsl shuttle to within a half a mile of the cache. It took a while to find, I even thought I might have to bushwhack. But that would have been the last resort. After looking high and low and all around, I found it. Tricky find. Found at 10:41 AM. Thanks for the tag.
376 - I 94 view
Mandan Ave, Fort Rice, ND, US
picked up
199 - FORE
Crystal Springs Quarry Dr, Maryland Heights, MO, US
My first snagthetag find! I happened to be up and looking at Facebook when it was posted. Went out right away and snatched it. Thanks for the hide!
376 - I 94 view
Mandan Ave, Fort Rice, ND, US
This mammoth needed to take a break from driving sometimes a long distance. Have fun finding and you will need to “feel” for this one. Good luck....
200 - Study Study Study
Bellerive Acres, St. Louis, MO, US
This mammoth wanted to learn and then he took a hike West is better than East!
199 - FORE
Crystal Springs Quarry Dr, Maryland Heights, MO, US
Always time for a quick 9. Make sure the lights are on.
308 - Mammoth in the Park
Overton Park Limestone Running Trail, Midtown, Memphis, TN, US
Found this little beauty stuck in a tree in Beautiful Overton Park in Memphis. Thank's so much to the hider! It was fun trying to find this Mammoth.
770 - Mammoth goes country
Robinson Rd, Combine, TX, US
Wife has been stalking these weeks in hopes that one would show up near us. This one showed up this morning. So my wife sent me on the mission. SUCCESS! We are SUPER excited!
024 - Bridge hiding!
540 Ave, Austin, MN, US
Ya. Saw this pop up in my area. On a very foggy morning, thought it was my turn to sneak myself a mammoth. I brought our pup along and she didn’t scare the mammoth off.
565 - CrownMammoth
Huff, ND, US
Woke up to an email alert that this guy had been released. Noticed it was very close by so jumped in my car and drove out to GZ. Had to wait a few minutes for some people that were fishing to load up and leave before walking over and making the grab. Very cool!!
251 - PA's Oldest Mammoth?
Old State Line Rd, Waterford, PA, US
Made the 2 hour trip to find this!!
024 - Bridge hiding!
540 Ave, Austin, MN, US
While catching on these bridges after our oldest son went Flying with his Boy Scout Troop we hid this gal in a safe spot on the bridge! Cords might be off head to the plaque and look to the left a little you will find her tucked away!!
Just a heads up this is going to be across the street on the bridge close to the plaque in the photo
565 - CrownMammoth
Huff, ND, US
This mammoth broke out of some ice on the lake, can you find him? Things are greener now, but mammoth should be easy to located attached to a beacon at coordinates.
770 - Mammoth goes country
Robinson Rd, Combine, TX, US
This guy wanted to see how a great lake became a bedroom community. He is taking a rest here where there is no need to cross the fence.
233 - Harry takes a dip.
W Front St, Heber Springs, AR, US
Harry wanted to relax and cool off during these hot summer days. He found this nice big watering hole to do just that. He played and frolicked in the afternoon waves and is now drying out and relaxing on the rocks in the afternoon sun.
806 - Mammoth at the Dammoth
Henderson Overlook Rd, Huntingdon, PA, US
Snagged this baby today! Been eyeing it for a little bit. Thanks for the fun!
877 - Round Lake Mammoth
Sagle, ID, US
This mammoth tag wandered onto the southeast portion of Round Lake State Park. It is now waiting to be found, while hiding out in a pre-made geocache container. Look for the large round of wood. On the east end you will find a smaller burnt round concealing them both.
NOTE: There is a $5 vehicle entry fee to Round Lake State Park, unless you have an Idaho State Park pass.
251 - PA's Oldest Mammoth?
Old State Line Rd, Waterford, PA, US
Marley Mammoth found a safe place to stay a while after visiting the waterhole. He's tucked away in a small container.
099 - New Tag
What an awesome find and a great game thank you so much!
063 - Shipwreck Mammoth
Seabeck Hwy NW, Seabeck, WA, US location_on N 47 38.482, W 122 49.645
Appears to be MIA... I guess his carcass May have been too fragile After that ship carrying his skeleton wrecked
063 - Shipwreck Mammoth
Seabeck Hwy NW, Seabeck, WA, US location_on N 47 38.482, W 122 49.645
So I swung down to check on it for the cache owner, and it is not where picture show that it should be. Either and someone grabbed it and has not logged it or a muggle discovered it.
308 - Mammoth in the Park
Overton Park Limestone Running Trail, Midtown, Memphis, TN, US
This mammoth is out for a walk past the course. There is plenty of parking.
110 - The Liffy Mammoth
Mason St, Lake Hopatcong, Jefferson, NJ, US
The Mammoth has roamed around on Liffy Island undisturbed for many years. Recently a bridge was built and now all the hikers and mountain bikers have easy access to the island and the mammoth has gone into hiding. People say they have caught a glimps of the mammoth by the corner of the bridge apparently trying to destroy keeping people off the island once again.
There is no need to move any rocks as the mammoth can be easily spotted and retrieved without disturbing any rocks.
289 - Mammoth Rock
Nature Center Trail, Austin, MN, US
This mammoth was found by some enthusiastic explorers at JC Hormel Nature Center in Austin MN under a mammoth sized rock! Lots of fun was had by all!
398 - Ashley the Mammoth
Columbia, SC, US
Snagged while out helping a friend
289 - Mammoth Rock
Nature Center Trail, Austin, MN, US
Take a look at the big rock that is here. This rock could be the size of a baby mammoth. Circle around and look to the bottom of the rock. Should be a small opening and that’s where the Mammoth coin should be. Just look out for bees 🐝 flying around the area. Good Luck!!
398 - Ashley the Mammoth
Columbia, SC, US
Hidden behind Ashely Furniture. You can park in the parking lot. Under the Chamblee fence sign. Hidden in a crack in the retaining wall behind a stick.
262 - New Tag
Found in Jeffersonville, In.
140 - Home on the Range
AB-7, Black Diamond, AB, CA
Sadly, I drove 3 hours round trip and must have gotten there after the finder. Too bad it wasn’t logged from the site - while I was there I checked and it still didn’t show as found. Bummer
140 - Home on the Range
AB-7, Black Diamond, AB, CA
I wasn't sure if the coords were for parking or the treasure! But I found it in the first spot I looked! Thanks
322
One of the kids found it on our walk at Blacklick trail in Groveport oh. Found by lock 22
018 - Bethlehem Graveyard
Frontage Rd, Asbury, NJ, US
Saw this pop up this morning but i thought it would be extinct by the time i could get out there. a few hours passed and no one had claimed the mammoth but in geologic time it is but a second, so i set out on my mammoth mission. i was driving back in time down route 78 looking for the stomping grounds for the great beasts and as i approached their location, the exit was blocked. i wondered to myself if this was the reason that no one had gone hunting for the great creature. found a back way and parked - no one was in sight. was it claimed? had it moved on? walked over and discovered its hiding spot. it was hidden with some other cool prizes. thanks for the adventure back in time.
018 - Bethlehem Graveyard
Frontage Rd, Asbury, NJ, US
The Bethlehem Baptist Church ruins are located just off route I-78 East at exit 11. They sit at the beginning of Baptist Church Road. Very easy to access as the ruins are very close to the road. You will not find too much history about the church. We know the church was closed as a church in 1906. When first built it was the only Baptist church in the area. As more churches were built and people didn’t have to travel as far the congregation dwindled and the church was abandon. As the story goes: later the copper gutter work was stolen from along the roof and it is believed that due to the lack of the rain gutters and time the walls weakened and the roof collapsed. Then at some point the structure became the victim of arson. But still a very popular focal point for many area photographers. While I was shooting my set you see here there were two young ladies shooting as well. I would much rather see a preserved old church, then see ruins. I’m sure it was a beauty in it’s day. It has a very well kept graveyard that is maintained by descendants of it’s occupants.
Also if you peak inside the cluster of bushes just outside the cemetery, you'll find a handle of graves in the middle.
As for the tag. If your standing where the last picture was taken, the tag will be at your ankles.
Have fun and enjoy the tag. The extra goodies are for you to keep!
035 - Marlin the Mammoth visits the Tannery
1st St, DuBois, PA, US location_on N 41 07.900, W 078 45.440
Marlin was out for an early morning walk and stopped to take in the view of the Tannery. It was a little foggy this morning but was the perfect temp. Somebody was coming by on their bike and Marlin decided to hide. He can be found in a silver magnetic baggie.
139 - Where I use to roam
AB-9, Drumheller, AB, CA
After it was published drove past it three times. And since it was still not claimed tonight decided to stop and get it. The Mammoth left a path through the gras to its hiding spot. And left some blood at the barbwire fence on the way to the tag.
325 - Mammoth travels the Erie Canal
Co Hwy 20, Carroll, OH, US location_on N 39 49.041, W 082 44.195
No snag note, but definitely not here.
062 - Dog Bite Mammoth
NE 4th St, Powell Valley, Gresham, OR, US
It was a fun lil hide.
