But with roughly 48,000 social media interactions and more than 500 responses to the Facebook event he created for the state-wide treasure hunt, he wanted to ensure the video that kicked off the hunt was top notch. Usually, Rood explained, he films his own material.
However, a last-minute text informed the YouTuber he would be on his own Tuesday. Initially, Rood had intended to bring along a hired cameraman and drop off maps and treasure chests at five different locations scattered throughout the state. Having an electric vehicle, he noted, would save him gas expenses while traveling around the state. He took a few videos panning across the treasure chests, then returned them to the trunk of his Tesla Model S. The colorful boxes, Rood said, were to be used for stashes left indoors. The rest, an array of black, silver, mint green and bubble gum pink, shined as if made from study metal. A few were wooden, which Rood explained would be used for outdoor stashes. Inside each bag was a trove of treasure chests. Satisfied with the Howard County map's hiding space, tucked underneath a few booklets, he closed the container and retrieved two lumpy Hobby Lobby bags from the trunk of his car. It will kick off with a video on Rood's YouTube channel explaining where people can find each treasure map. The statewide treasure hunt is scheduled to begin at noon on Saturday.
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