Harder to pinpoint
I knew the area was possibly a spanish storage area so I shot the mountain range. The area is dense with pinion trees, steep, and rocky so finding the markers first per the guide was not possible.
Most of the areas will be along a water route its all in the guide should be a substatintall sized monument around the area good luck stick with it.
T hunting in wooded areas is a little harder than hunting in desert terrain. The markers are still up high on the hill ridges with u-notches, hoyos, and eye catcher white or black rocks as in sandy1's guide. Found my site area by glassing and seeing a large white rock in the open on the side of a ridge. I'm pushing late 60's. This site is out of my physical abilities and a backhoe is not possible.
I am in the mountains to it is not an easy task of locating a vault it takes time the spanish were smart.You need to surround yourself with people that you can trust like the ones that will have your back thru thick and thin.The task of the recovery is strenuous but will pay off the younger generation is very helpful if willing, but be careful.There are other location that are easier just takes time to find one they are out there they could actually be off a highway and easy walking distance you just have to have the determination to do the work. When you catch an aura remember there will be some type of signs close to the area.
Wow I bet your were happy to get that one figured out and thank you for helping on all the other ones to.You are truly a wealth of information and do not ever think it goes unappreciated.
OWL
Yessir good job there are many owls around this treasure location and most are looking towards the aura I caught which also happens to be the middle of a 130 foot triangle. In fact one of the outer points of this triangle is an Owl, here is the Owl that is one point of this 130 foot triangle: This Owl has his head turned half way around on his back and roosting right there, but is looking right down the line towards the middle of the Triangle at 75 feet. Notice the Roosting Duck boulder in the background with his head on his back also.
I have all of Kenworthy's books (me and my parents personally knew the man) and While Kenworthy knew about the 130 foot triangle and many other things at treasure locations he mostly talks about how to decipher maps and different things like deathtraps, he unfortunately doesn't go into great detail about what to look for at real treasure sites such as, alignments, crisscross spots, measurements or animal carvings, Kenworthy most definitely was aware of the carved Owls at treasure sites as was Calvin Keys but neither mention them that I am aware of in their books.
Thanks for the reply and letting me know! Now knowing this I'll probably hold off on the books for now. Especially if he did in fact leave out certain things he knew of like the owl carvings, for whatever reason.
That is very true however the owl is only at certain specific types of treasure sites, I have been to many treasure locations that I caught auras from that there wasn't an owl in sight, instead there were other boulder markers such as a Rabbit or a Fox and of course a Turtle.
