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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923 - A Mammoth with Talent
Payne Rd, Talent, OR, US
This tag is located at the I5 southbound Suncrest Rest stop in Talent OR. Look on top of the kiosk.
079 - Webster Park - The Pier
County Rd 1, Webster, NY, US
Still noticed this had not been found so I decided to give it a try after work today. After a considerable search I found this elusive mammoth and brought him home. Special thanks to the hider for the fun.
079 - Webster Park - The Pier
County Rd 1, Webster, NY, US
I know that this tag has been found. I hadn’t even left the area when someone showed up to look.
079 - Webster Park - The Pier
County Rd 1, Webster, NY, US
I have been here twice today and nothing. How about another hint.
079 - Webster Park - The Pier
County Rd 1, Webster, NY, US
Still in place
079 - Webster Park - The Pier
County Rd 1, Webster, NY, US
Finder please claim.
079 - Webster Park - The Pier
County Rd 1, Webster, NY, US
Definitely has been claimed. If this isn’t it then I don’t know what is. I don’t understand why people wait to log a claim
079 - Webster Park - The Pier
County Rd 1, Webster, NY, US
Definitely has been claimed. If this isn’t it then I don’t know what is. I don’t understand why people wait to log a claim
295 - Hi and High
N Union St, Ponca City, OK, US
Found on the way home from work!
494 - Wall I Wonder?
1300 E, Sugar House, Salt Lake City, UT, US
It is always fascinating to me what we find remnants of, including wooly mammoths. I wonder, what will remain of us? Perhaps bits from this wall where we chose to hide the tag.
It is a wait and C.
295 - Hi and High
N Union St, Ponca City, OK, US
HI!!! I am hiding in this antique sign high up in the air. Come and get me.
079 - Webster Park - The Pier
County Rd 1, Webster, NY, US
At Webster Park, you'll discover 550 acres beautiful evergreen-planted slopes, rolling lakeshore breakers and cool green valleys. Located along the shore of Lake Ontario, this Monroe County Park even has a fishing pier. There are tennis/pickleball courts, a scout/youth camping area, and a family Trailer/Tent campground in the park.
Side note, on calm days, I love the sounds of he water hitting the drain holes. Its so weird.
Hint: Tree hole
333 - Hider Tag
My first time playing Snag-the-Tag. Fun! (I was a "hider" for this game, so this is the tag that came with my hider packet).
182 - Mr. Frozey Fossil Finds Nothing but Disappointment
Westwind Trail, Ilwaco, WA, US
I was prepared to drive to ellensburg today but saved two hours each way when the published. Third try is the charm. Thanks for the tag! 🐘
Added a pic with the coin , thanks hider!
020 - Indian Tower
W High St, Nazareth, PA, US
Drove an hour and a half for this one. So happy no one beat me to it. Thanks to the hider😀
182 - Mr. Frozey Fossil Finds Nothing but Disappointment
Westwind Trail, Ilwaco, WA, US
After many months of searching far and wide for others who look like him, Frozey's search ends in disappointment...or rather, at Cape Disappointment. No mammoths here, but there are plenty of beautiful views.
Mr. Fossil just lumbered right in, but you'll need a Discover Pass.
823 - Mammoths at the Cafe
NW 41st Ln, Gainesville, FL, US
Woke up this morning, a little too early for my tastes and couldn’t fall back asleep. So I decide to go through my morning routine and check my email. Lo and behold 5 minutes earlier this Snag The Tag had published only a short walk from home! Of course I had to go get it! So I got there as quickly as I could and Snagged the Tag! Thanks for the rush of adventure!!
823 - Mammoths at the Cafe
NW 41st Ln, Gainesville, FL, US
Even Mammoths need to eat! Come find where this Mammoth decided to hide out while slogging through the hot, humid Florida summer.
020 - Indian Tower
W High St, Nazareth, PA, US
The Indian Tower is a lookout tower that sits at the highest point of the original 5,000 acres of Nazareth, PA.
The Indian Tower is commonly thought to have been a lookout for hostile Native Americans. In actuality, the local Native Americans had assimilated in Pennsylvania, and the tower received its name from the Moravian Graveyard it overlooks, which contains some Indian burials. The Moravian Graveyard was in use from 1744 to 1762. However, out of the 67 people buried there, only four were Native Americans. The original Indians would have been from the nearby village of Welagamika. The height of the tower is 30 feet. The tower has been used for many purposes: as a civil defense lookout during World War II, as a repeater station for emergency services, and also as a place to rest and reflect.
HINT: If you are standing at the top of the tower and are leaning against the railing that faces the gravesite monument. Your basically touching the tag. MHK
Everything is yours for the taking!
Also don't forget to look for the geocache at the bottom of the tower!
202 - Mousam Mammoth
Deering Ridge Rd, Shapleigh, ME, US
Beautiful spot! This is my first time playing Snag-the-Tag. Thanks!!
493 - Pleistocene, Naturally
Bonneville Shoreline Trail, University, Salt Lake City, UT, US
When you wake up to call from your dad asking you to drop everything, drive thirty minutes, and go mammoth hunting, you do! Thanks for the find, very cool hiding spot!
826 - Portage Bike Trail Mammoth
Mcgillicuddy Ln, West Portage, Portage, MI, US
Never in a million years! Every mammoth has its day I guess!!
925 - Green Acres
Rifle Camp Rd, Woodland Park, NJ, US
Picked up, thanks for hiding
493 - Pleistocene, Naturally
Bonneville Shoreline Trail, University, Salt Lake City, UT, US
Bones tried to get in to visit some friends, but sadly, found the Museum closed. It’s a SIGN of the TIME PERIOD.
How LOW can things go?
925 - Green Acres
Rifle Camp Rd, Woodland Park, NJ, US
Rose place park entrance
826 - Portage Bike Trail Mammoth
Mcgillicuddy Ln, West Portage, Portage, MI, US
I thought this would be a great spot, given how many miles I've walked along this trail since we all started spending so much additional time at home since mid March 2020!
You're looking for a mammoth in a protective magnetic case, check low, where the two fences meet! You may need nimble and small (ish) fingers to retrieve this one from its hiding spot. There might be an additional prize in the container too!
045 - Mack the Mammoth goes to the MAC
W 1st Ave, Browne's Addition, Spokane, WA, US
Great spot for one of these. Have to come back when it’s open.
316 - A Mammoth Mistake
CT-85, Oakdale, Montville, CT, US
Got this after an hour drive.......trying to just stay ahead of the rain. Had some muggles sitting next to the spot eating ice cream in the drizzling rain.
045 - Mack the Mammoth goes to the MAC
W 1st Ave, Browne's Addition, Spokane, WA, US
Mack the Mammoth heard that he could find some of his friends inside Spokane's Museum of Arts and Culture. It seems that a talented artist constructed a whole stairwell full of Mack's friends having a fantastic PaleoParty. There are mammoths, a saber tooth tiger, a sloth, dire wolves... all constructed out of recycled materials! Mack was disappointed to find the MAC still closed, but Understands. He hopes to come back another time and see what artist Peter Thomas created.
To find Mack.... go to where the animal statue looks like the picture. Find these basalt rocks. Sit on one. You'll find Mack under a small stone shard. Oh look, there's even a peanut as evidence that elephant relatives are welcome here!
202 - Mousam Mammoth
Deering Ridge Rd, Shapleigh, ME, US
It's hot out there and the woolly mammoth has a lot of heavy fur. So no wonder you will find one by the water to try to cool down. Park at the gate and walk short distance along the stream. The mammoth is resting in a shade under a big flat rock. Enjoy this special place.
316 - A Mammoth Mistake
CT-85, Oakdale, Montville, CT, US
I could only think of a few places that would be perfect for such a tag as this location. If you had been here with your pet Mammoth at the same time as this big guy, I’m sure you wouldn’t have been sharing a coke, but would be running for your life, because you would have known you made a mammoth mistake by walking here that day.
When your looking, you might as well sit down and look around. Let your hands do the work on this one. 1 of 4, not green, but brown on Trex right. End close to his tail. Muggles could be in your way eating.
902 - Ex-Mammoth Dispenser
Silicato Pkwy, Milford, DE, US
Awesome find!
118 - Mammoth in Fillmore
Fillmore, CA, US
Well how could I miss it? I mean its presence loomed quite large. In fact, I suspect people from miles around saw it. But they weren't quick enough, so it's coming home with me. Sure hope Costco has mammoth supplies of mammoth feed!
430 - Hungry hungry mammoth
NW 66th St, North Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale, FL, US
I sure could use some ice age type weather on this hot Florida day. Thanks so much for this awesome woolly mammoth!
057 - Viles Arboretum
State Rte 9, Chelsea, ME, US
This was a nifty one. Took me a while to find though but I found it nonetheless!
430 - Hungry hungry mammoth
NW 66th St, North Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale, FL, US
This wooly mammoth likes to graze on grass alot. So he found this rich green space to fill his belly. Maybe if you are lucky, you can catch him rolling on his back in the grass. If not, he'll be hiding under his rock so he is safe from other humans.
118 - Mammoth in Fillmore
Fillmore, CA, US
I picked it up today, but because I have a hider tag, I can't claim this one - didn't realize that [:O], Will return it this afternoon. Ignore the image, follow the coordinates! zdonb
984 - Mammuthus trogontherii FYI #3
Fox St, Penetanguishene, ON, CA
I was lucky enough to be in the area when this one published! I have been on the road almost non-stop since, hence the late posting on here. The first one my wife and I ever tried was for Tag Haunt and we drove from Ontario, Canada all the way to Rochester only to be beat out by another player by a matter of minutes. I love this adventure concept.
060 - Wildlife Park
Game Farm Rd, Gray, ME, US
The flowers looked pretty at this location as it was nice and sunny!
248 - Wool in sheep's clothing
NW 47th St, Lauderhill, FL, US
I saw this publication this morning, hopped on my bike and rode over to where this woolly mammoth was hiding. Cute location!got the connection. Thanks for playing
060 - Wildlife Park
Game Farm Rd, Gray, ME, US
Want to see the big animals in Maine? Just a little further than where this tag is hanging out, take a left and enjoy the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray, Maine. Reservations are required; more information at https://www.maine.gov/ifw/wildlife-park.
If you are just here for the tag, look between the bears before turning into the entrance.
248 - Wool in sheep's clothing
NW 47th St, Lauderhill, FL, US
This wooly mammoth was looking for some new threads and heard that some sheep might be able to help him out. Base of tree. Look for the small gap
190 - New Tag
Found a mammoth tag at Purdy bridge!
118 - Mammoth in Fillmore
Fillmore, CA, US
As I was driving through Fillmore today, I swore that I saw some Mammoth as I glanced out the window.
Hint : Lamppost (LPC)
889 - Mammoth feeding zone
Watt Canyon Rd, Ellensburg, WA, US
A mammoth heard this was where elk were being fed so he wanted to grab a snack too. If you venture further be sure to close the gate.
419 - Number 1
Guadalupe St, Hyde Park, Austin, TX, US location_on N 30 18.679, W 097 43.949
I checked and this one is missing. Sorry for the late notice.
419 - Number 1
Guadalupe St, Hyde Park, Austin, TX, US location_on N 30 18.679, W 097 43.949
Same as AcuffsinTX - found the sign on Monday morning - no tag. (sorry for the late notice)
293 - Mammoths Like Muskies
Co Hwy K, Boulder Junction, WI, US
Way cool! A long drive (3 hours), but I'm on vacation, so this was a fun day trip. Loved exploring the surrounding area. So many beautiful lakes and forested areas. There were lots of boats on the water and on a firecracker of a day like this, it just screamed summer fun. Tag was easily found.
080 - Black Creek Park - The Boat Lunch
Clifton, NY, US
I was able to snag this with the help of some friends 😊
984 - Mammuthus trogontherii FYI #3
Fox St, Penetanguishene, ON, CA
Got there (didn’t see the other not there note was driving) talked to the owner and he advised that it was already picked up
