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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Erie Canal Heritage Trail, Greece, NY, US
Very excited to snag this tag. Thank you!


Co Hwy K, Boulder Junction, WI, US
This mammoth has wandered way North looking for muskellunge fish, or Muskies as the locals call them! Boulder Junction WI is the muskie capital of the world, so he decided to start his adventure here. This tag is in a small plastic container at the foot of a large wooden sign with a muskie on it, (the sign with church information on it) behind a rock. Easy parking right by the sign.


Fox St, Penetanguishene, ON, CA
Not in its spot must have been picked up


State Rte 9, Chelsea, ME, US
Located just off the parking lot at the Viles Arboretum, just past the sign on the left. Need to be able to lift a couple of pounds to uncover the tag; maybe take a walk around the trails to see some art and Maine flora.


Erie Canal Heritage Trail, Greece, NY, US
This 577 acre park is ideal for hiking, bird watching and cross-country skiing. The park also has a softball diamond, soccer field, tennis/pickleball courts, playgrounds and a youth camping area. It has one of our two legal off-leash Dog Parks in the County Park system.
Hint: Rocks


Clifton, NY, US
While Black Creek Park is still a relatively undeveloped park, its 1,505-acres has many unique features to offer. The park provides opportunities for hiking, soccer, fishing, horseback riding, sledding, and cross country skiing. It also features a playground located near the Pathfinder Shelter. The park offers five hiking trails, all of which are excellent settings to view nature and animals.
Hint: Root Flare


Fox St, Penetanguishene, ON, CA
Mammoth or Mammoth: the first is described as huge, enormous, gigantic while the second is described as a large extinct elephant of the Pleistocene epoch. Don’t you become extinct like the Mammoth, use proper hygiene maintain health and prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. HINT: Search if you dare!


US-13, Smyrna, DE, US
Omg drove 2 hours and missed it by 12 minutes


US-13, Smyrna, DE, US
Took a ride after work and found this right where described.
Thanks for hiding it


CA-189, Blue Jay, Lake Arrowhead, CA, US
Great! I made the find but almost felt like it was going to a 0 for 2 in the last couple of weeks. I decided i was going to take the morning off to extend the 4th of July weekend with a drive to Blue Jay for the elusive tag. I took the beautiful hour drive up to the mountains through Green Valley making my way to GZ. I took a quick peek for something noticeable but found nothing. I then started feeling around and felt what I was seeking for, a baggie with the tag!!! Damn! Glad it was there! My last run for the tag was unsuccessful. The tag was missing but instead found a piece of an eraser in a baggie instead. Not this time!!! Thanks for the placement!!! Awesome!!


Silicato Pkwy, Milford, DE, US
This tag was picked up, but not logged yet


US-13, Smyrna, DE, US
Checked Sunday afternoon and it was still there.


44th Ave E, Waller, WA, US
I was late for work this morning. Per my usual I checked my email. There happened to be a new tag placed it seems. I'm always a day late and a dollar short. I figured for grins I would see where it was that. Waller? I know exactly where that at and it's only 20 minutes away from home. That and it's on my way to work. I dressed as quickly as I could, jumped in my trusty Jeep and away we went. These are so exciting. I kept refreshing the map hoping that nobody had gotten here before me. I looked around a bit and wondered where the rock garden could be. Then my GPS caught up and I said ... Ah, ha!!! There it was. How exciting!!! I love the rock and the coin is so cool. I can't wait to get the matching piece. What a wonderful morning this has been. And to think I was just going to sleep in!!!! Thanks to the hider! <3 Great placement. I will paint a rock and add to the garden.


44th Ave E, Waller, WA, US
Hiding under A rock


CA-189, Blue Jay, Lake Arrowhead, CA, US
I heard a rumor that a Mammoth has been spotted near Lake Arrowhead.
Electric Meter


NW 82nd Way, Sunrise, FL, US
I was already in the area when this one popped up and I had a feeling where it might be. It was nice a quiet this morning so I had plenty of time to searsh. I snagged the Tag with in a few minutes. Thanks for hiding this one. A nice addition to my collection.


NW 82nd Way, Sunrise, FL, US
This mammoth wanted to make friends with ducks and cats.


N River Rd, Venice, FL, US
We found it kayaking in the Myakka River


Guadalupe St, Hyde Park, Austin, TX, US location_on N 30 18.679, W 097 43.949
Found the wall. Found the sign. No tag. 😔


Tooele, UT, US
Found it with my dog


Tooele, UT, US
Even Mammoths deserve a day to be pampered....all that trudging around, the kids demanding your attention while quarantined, no opposable thumbs, how is a mammoth to keep their tusks shiny?
A spa day of course!
Here we see our heroine socially distancing and waiting outside for her appointment.
But then the time is delayed and it gets hot outside(all that heat does the fur no good!)....so she crawls under the cover to grab a quick nap - perhaps you can catch her before she departs!


Guadalupe St, Hyde Park, Austin, TX, US location_on N 30 18.679, W 097 43.949
Found the brick wall but not the white wall. No tag found.


BC-3, Grand Forks, BC, CA
Woot! Good thing I was already up early to drive to Castlegar today!!


Nashua Rd, Pelham, NH, US
Just learned about Snag The Tag yesterday. Signed up for alerts. Heard my telltale Geocaching email notification sound this morning. Looked at my phone assuming it was a new cache or someone had found one of my hides....nope....it was a new Snag The Tag. "SERIOUSLY!! NO WAY!!" I exclaimed. I jumped off the couch, dragged a brush through my hair, got dressed, grabbed a protein bar, a drink and headed out the door. 30 minutes...will I make it first. Hey lady get out of my way! Man, another red light....come on!! I finally arrived. I could see some signs that a person had been there recently and my heart sank. I had to be sure and look for myself. Ok,what side...no not there...grab a stick...move some leaves...no....ok...one more look...OH MY GOODNESS...I SEE IT!! I am sooo excited. Thank you!! (Kikiisme is my Geocaching name)


BC-3, Grand Forks, BC, CA
Tag is in a magnetic key box at the back of the sign


Nashua Rd, Pelham, NH, US
This monument was the location of the border between New Hampshire and Massachusetts before 1741. This location is just off Mammoth Road in Pelham New Hampshire. The Mammoth is on the Massachusetts side.


Guadalupe St, Hyde Park, Austin, TX, US location_on N 30 18.679, W 097 43.949


Milwood, Austin, TX, US
Carrot Killer and I raced to this North Austin location when he realized that this Mammoth was apparently still in hiding! We were thrilled to find him and snag our first tag! Thanks for this fun adventure this afternoon!


Willis, TX, US
Found on island


S Military Trail, Deerfield Beach, FL, US
I saw this published this morning near the house so I detoured while heading to work and made the grab. I'll keep him chilled in my lunch cooler.


S Military Trail, Deerfield Beach, FL, US
This wooly mammoth was missing the ice age so he found this place. He is hiding under a waterfall without getting wet.


Loader Ct, Benton City, WA, US
It was well hiding


Lakeshore Dr, Fennville, MI, US
Made the trip from Kalamazoo hoping it was still here. After a nice walk to the beach in the rain and a somewhat crowded beach, I found it after a few minutes. Thanks for placing one so close to home. An hour drive is so much better than a 3-4 hour drive.


Loader Ct, Benton City, WA, US
I found this little trail and decided to walk the path. I came up to the blue bench and had a rest. On my right side there were 3 stumps. I decided to hang out by the first one hiding in the tree. This is a popular walking trail and if you keep going you will find a neat earth markers called "Uranus".


Milwood, Austin, TX, US


Belt Rd, Cocoa Beach, FL, US
Love this spot. Knew right where to go


62nd St, Hollander Ridge, Baltimore, MD, US location_on N 39 18.659, W 076 31.820
Marking as not there until it is claimed.


Lakeshore Dr, Fennville, MI, US
A relatively quiet park.... on weekdays. Please be aware...you must attempt this from the beach! The North stairs are the only beach access point....but there is major erosion at the bottom. You MUST go down to the beach level after you reach the last wooden step and there's not an official way down. There's a couple options that aren't too bad to get down but if you have mobility issues of any kind this is not a good idea for you.


Petrie Ln, Lyndonville, NY, US
Got to the location and started looking for the tag. A couple showed up and started taking pictures of the headstones. They left and I kept searching. Another car showed up and it was sassy octopus. We signed into the cache together and kept looking for the tag. I moved a dead piece of wood and she spotted the tag. Being the gentleman that I am, I told her that she can have it. She told me that since I moved the dead wood I can take the tag. Asked if she was sure. We talked for a little bit and went out different ways.


Belt Rd, Cocoa Beach, FL, US
Where better to find a Mammoth than a Dinosaur Store.
No need to stop in the store but you are this close, why not?
Great place to play and cool off.
"V" in a tree.


Petrie Ln, Lyndonville, NY, US
Hidden near a cache, this location is Beecher Cemetery. Respectable hidden like the cache along the border of the Cemetery.


Brimfield, IL, US
Out and about when I noticed this. Made the drive over to snag it. Thanks


Brimfield, IL, US
Enjoy this easy hide while you try the impossible hide nearby


Moses Coulee Rd, Waterville, WA, US
Spotted this and decided it was time for a 5 hour road trip! Woo hoo!!!! Thanks to the hider.


Interstate 80, South Holland, IL, US
One of those hidden right in your face finds.. Took me longer than it should have! Pretty damn excited to be able to grab a Mammoth! Thanks!


Interstate 80, South Holland, IL, US
This Mammoth can only be attempted from East bound I80.


Silicato Pkwy, Milford, DE, US
This mammoth is located near an ex-mammoth dispensary, an a source of some free air, if you need.
LPC


Icicle Rd, Leavenworth, WA, US
A friend and I were on a road trip in the area and made the journey to find this tag upon hearing it hadn't been claimed for two days. We found it and were treated with a stunning view of the mountains above and the river below.


AZ-90, Benson, AZ, US
Heard about this game and have been looking for one of these Woolies within a reasonable driving distance of Tucson. This is one of my favorite state parks at the foot of the beautiful Whetstone mountains. Wasn't sure what to expect when I pulled up. The coordinates were right on for this but it took some scrounging around to make the find. The traffic going into the park was looking at me a little crazy. Finally peered into the correct spot and the coveted Mammoth was mine. Success! Thanks to whoever placed this for me to find. :)


Moses Coulee Rd, Waterville, WA, US
The mammoth wandered to this scenic spot and hid under a rock next to a metal fencepost. Getting kinda lonely. Who is going to come out here to pick him up?