Thousands of people flocked to Washington, D.C., on May 18, 2008, to solve wild, wacky brainteasers in the first-ever Post Hunt. Here, relive the fun and see the puzzles and their solutions in our videos, share your photos from the Hunt, post comments about the day and more.
Post Hunt 2009: The first Hunt was such a success, we did it again. Read all about the 2009 madness here.
A Day at the Post Hunt We followed one intrepid team of hunters as they tried to solve five crazy puzzles and a next-to-impossible end game. Find out what the madness was all about.
Were You Stumped? Relive the Puzzles as We Explain Their Solutions
The Cookies What's your fortune? The answer is in the cookie.
Second Glance Can you find the differences between the photos and the real thing?
The Comics The key to this puzzle was in the three stand-up routines.
The Presidents Why would four U.S. presidents race a male deer?
The Arch You didn't need to speak Chinese to decipher these characters.
The End Game Thought the others were tough? This is where things got really tricky.
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Fun and Frustration Article | The drizzly weather couldn't deter thousands of madcap hunters from the game.
Q&A: The Aftermath Monday, 12 ET | Tom Shroder and Gene Weingarten field your Hunt-related questions, complaints, memories, nightmares, hallucinations, etc.
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