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| A display of special cache containers at the Geocaching event in Manhattan Kansas. |
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| To open this one you had to sing or whistle the notes. The device inside would play them back to you and open the latch. |
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| This one you had to push the buttons in the correct order for the box to open. |
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| This one you use a magnet to move the steel balls through the maze to hit a switch that opens the box. |
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| Fake dove in a tree. |
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| Gadget cache on a power pole. You had to figure out how to get a key out of one of the tubes to unlock the box. |
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| The handcuffs were just for added effect. |
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| We had to figure out that if you pulled on the little barrel at the front it would open the latch to drop the bottom down. |
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| Cache by some very large rocks southeast of Manhattan. |
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| One lane bridge. |
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| The Shamrock Cafe at the Shamrock Ranch. Geocache container chained to wheel table. |
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| Konza Prairie overlook. |
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| Standing room only at the closing event Saturday night. |
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| Announcing next year's MOGA will be in Lincoln. |
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