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"We now estimate that there are over 4 million geo- cachers worldwide," HEART LINK DROP EARRINGS said. "It has been growing pretty quickly." Geocachers say it is usually a family member or a friend who gets them hooked. Mark Hahn, 50, of Stockton said his brother was late to a barbecue two summers ago. The reason: His brother had been trying to find a difficult cache. "Once he explains the game to us, Heart Link earrings eat as fast as we can, jump in the car and end up caching for the rest of the day. I bought myself a GPS the following day and began planning my adventures," Hahn said. Hahn, who works as an inventory manager for The Home Depot, is known in the online caching world as Concealer. That's because his specialty is building caches Heart Link lariat are difficult to see. "I use a lot of camo," Hahn said. "I don't want to give away too many of my secrets." One of Hahn's most recent caches, placed March 21, is Changing the Channel, which leads searchers to a location on the Stockton Deep Water Channel. The online record for Changing the Channel reveals it has already been found at least five times, Heart chain bracelet the first to find it was TeamTek, the geocaching name for Tekerlek. Being the first to find -- or FTF -- a new cache is a prized achievement among geocachers, and Tekerlek is the king of FTF in the Stockton area, with 570 in his geocaching career, out of more than 3,400 finds. Actually, Tekerlek has to share credit for some of his finds with his son Ryan, 19. Seven years ago, when the two launched their geocaching career, they formed TeamTek.