Scavenger Hunt Tapestries

Description: You might not want a whole jersey, so maybe this will come close!

Description: Enemies to Lovers? With Salonica? Never!

Description: We've survived longer than the other SVB. The reason? Cash only, baby.

Description: Dorm Team. Alumni in a Dorm Team. And now an alumni team! Third Scav Life Confirmed!

Description: The lost shirt, during the COVID times.

Description: Did you know Broadview used to be good at Scav? And then later they were again? Cool!

Description: Scavenger Hunt Squad design

Description: Scavenger Hunt Squad design

Description: Birdwatching is basically a real life collecting game, and the life list is the high score. This retro field guide style design pairs vintage binoculars with a flock of colorful backyard birds for the birders who chase that next sighting like a quest. A fun and nerdy pick for birdwatchers, nature lovers, and anyone who keeps a list and lives for the rare one. Grab the binoculars and go find them.

Description: The babies are on a mission for candy! This spooky and cute design features Tommy Pickles and Chuckie Finster running through the darkness. Tommy is holding a large, spooky jack-o'-lantern bucket filled to the brim. Chuckie, complete with his purple square glasses, follows closely, carrying his own pumpkin pale overflowing with treats. They are surrounded by candies, with the official, pumpkin-topped 'Rugrats' logo in the bottom corner. A perfect throwback to a classic 90s Nicktoon Halloween special.

Description: We know Our overlord tends to ask us the craziest, most fun things to do and we happily comply, but we do tend to rely on a couple hundred "Dammit Misha"s our Gish-y endeavors need something appropriate to demonstrate just how much we love getting ourselves in the wonderful chaos that Misha gives us! Think no further and pay tribute to the most amazing human to portray and angel on TV,that is actually really close to be one in real life. Be kind to the world!

Description: Hilarious meme graphic featuring a group of raccoons piling out of a dumpster and car with the caption "Get in scavenger, we're going to eat trash." Ultimate funny gift for meme lovers and trash panda fans.

Description: Thrift shopping is better with a road trip and a raccoon ready to scavenge for hidden treasures. This humorous illustration celebrates secondhand shopping, flea markets, charity shops, antique hunts, and bargain finding adventures. A great design for thrifting enthusiasts, treasure seekers, and friends who always want to stop at one more shop.

Description: Get In Scavenger We're Going Thrifting is for the ultimate thrifting enthusiast. Perfect for raccoon fans, bargain hunters, and lovers of secondhand finds.

Description: Showcase your wild side with this fierce and funny raccoon graphic. Featuring an aggressive urban forager with a funny attitude, this bold creature is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone who enjoys quirky animal apparel.

Description: South Carolina State Parks There's a cool tree at Myrtle Beach State Park shaped like the great state of South Carolina! GPS coordinates - 330 39’4.8”-780 55’39.8”

Description: Get In Scavenger We're Going Thrifting Funny Raccoon Lover

Description: Funny mashup featuring yellow minions dressed as desert scavengers capturing a famous blue white droid. Perfect for fans of space operas and animation.

Description: Rock on with this cool raccoon in bunny ears and sunglasses carrying a full Easter egg basket.

Description: will be there soon

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Description: This "Adventure Is Hidden Everywhere" design is perfect for geocaching enthusiasts and adventure seekers who love discovering hidden treasures in the great outdoors. Whether you're exploring with a GPS, hiking through nature, or enjoying a scavenger hunt, this design captures the excitement of the geocaching experience. Ideal for geocachers, travelers, and outdoor explorers.

Description: A mudlark is someone who scavenges in river mud for items of value, a term used especially to describe those who scavenged this way in London during the late 18th and 19th centuries.