A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

[Crosse De Sign]

You've been in the treasure legend forums before. Those guys are hardcore when it comes to slapping the bull on the butt. Treasure hunters are a breed apart from normal people. They suffer the elements and go into places that would kill an unseasoned hunter. They thrive in the wilderness and take unnecessary risk in their search for excitement and treasure. When they disagree, things get testy, but so what. Usually things cool off and they go back to sharing information.

All poor excuses for haughty ego arrogance...

 

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[Tom_in_CA]

Sheeesk, if you guys are seeing treasure signs in all this, then my back yard must be LOADED with treasure. I can find circles , squares, squiggles, triangles, bunny face shapes, uncanny designs, ALL OVER THE PLACE in my back yard.

Ok, so I'll be a nice guy and charge any of you $100 each, so you can come dig in my yard. Deal ?

 

[mdog]

Sheeesk, if you guys are seeing treasure signs in all this, then my back yard must be LOADED with treasure. I can find circles , squares, squiggles, triangles, bunny face shapes, uncanny designs, ALL OVER THE PLACE in my back yard.

Ok, so I'll be a nice guy and charge any of you $100 each, so you can come dig in my yard. Deal ?

I'd rather dig in your safety deposit box.👍

 

[sandy1]

Something else alot of people bring up is buried Gold, while there has been gold found it is by far less abundant than Silver which is much more likely to be found in a treasure vault.

 

[AIORIA]

Sheeesk, if you guys are seeing treasure signs in all this, then my back yard must be LOADED with treasure. I can find circles , squares, squiggles, triangles, bunny face shapes, uncanny designs, ALL OVER THE PLACE in my back yard.
Ok, so I'll be a nice guy and charge any of you $100 each, so you can come dig in my yard. Deal ?

DEAL. Where do I sign? Oh, but wait a minute, you must be bluffing..... By your own admission you're a docent at the CARMEL MISSION BASILICA in CALIFORNIA.

READ TOM'S POST #155 in this thread:http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/lost-dutchman-s-mine/538428-cave-gold-bars-11.html

I doubt the religious order is going to allow their docent to let random treasure hunters and strangers come in the back yard of the mission and start digging for artifacts and treasure.

Is it just me, or do the people that deny and dissuade the most without having put the method to the test all seem to be tied in to some religious order or society in one way or another that's got ties to the Vatican or the Freemasons?

Remember what sdcfia said about the sentinels. Highly educated, high status positions, etc, etc?

I got $100 says you can't keep your word Tom......

 

[mdog]

Mdog, I am going to cross over from your thread and answer your question "why would the sentinels guard the treasures, leaving them in the ground instead of digging them up?"

First, if you knew how many of these vaults are out there (alot) you would realize that it would be a massive undertaking and if the sentinels were to try and dig a lot of them up they would be discovered by the public.
Second, these vaults are actually very secure, there are not many vault treasure hunters in the world and the law keeps most people from ever even trying to dig any of them up.

On top of all of that what good does any of these treasures do for sentinels who are already rich, so keeping them in the ground for safekeeping until they do need some of the treasure is their best option, they do dig some up here and there in remote locations.

From your accounts, it doesn't seem these guys are dangerous. If they were, you probably would have been harmed long ago. Do you think they belong to a private organization or some government agency.

 

[mdog]

Something else alot of people bring up is buried Gold, while there has been gold found it is by far less abundant than Silver which is much more likely to be found in a treasure vault.

Sandy, have you ever seen any of these caches close to any treasure legend areas? For instance, have you found any vaults close to the area of the LDM.

 

[sandy1]

From your accounts, it doesn't seem these guys are dangerous. If they were, you probably would have been harmed long ago. Do you think they belong to a private organization or some government agency.

From My experience the Sentinels are part of a very large religious group who are affiliated with the US government.

 

[sandy1]

Sandy, have you ever seen any of these caches close to any treasure legend areas? For instance, have you found any vaults close to the area of the LDM.

I know of an empty vault that was dug up in the Superstitions next to a wash, it was a few feet deep to bedrock with a 2x2 foot square cap rock and after popping the caprock out there was a chamber which had plant husks that the treasure was originally laying on.

 

[Tom_in_CA]

..... I got $100 says you can't keep your word Tom......

Where did I say we could detect Carmel mission ? I said y'all could come detect my backyard. I live in Monterey, CA. Which is about 7-ish miles from Carmel. My backyard is about ~ 1/3 acre. Heck, my house was built in the mid 1950s. So.... heck, you might even find a silver roosie !

But I know you're after big-game. And as I say, when I look at my back yard, I see various circles, squiggles, squares, triangle, designs, etc.... Just takes a little imagination. And after seeing here on this thread for what passes as potential treasure signs, it occurred to me that my back-yard is brimming with treasure.

Ok, pony up the $100

 

[mdog]

I know of an empty vault that was dug up in the Superstitions next to a wash, it was a few feet deep to bedrock with a 2x2 foot square cap rock and after popping the caprock out there was a chamber which had plant husks that the treasure was originally laying on.

This is interesting. You've described vaults as being placed next to a wash. Was this a site like what you described in your vault guide?

 

[mdog]

From My experience the Sentinels are part of a very large religious group who are affiliated with the US government.

Ok...that just went from mysterious to creepy.

 

[sandy1]

This is interesting. You've described vaults as being placed next to a wash. Was this a site like what you described in your vault guide?

Yes this is part of the treasure vault code.

 

[Jakeellison82]

Thank you so much!!


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[Backwoodsbob]

That not all they do

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[Tom_in_CA]

You guys have been good sports. Thanx for the dialogue. I have been fascinated by the psychology mindset of those who believe in such things. Eg.: "how do they respond to counter-evidence more-plausible-explanations ? ". Hence thanx for some of you answering my skeptical inquiries.

Good luck in the cryptograms, puzzles, & vaults-certain-to-exist. But I have to un-subscribe to this thread now. Have to get back to work. And have a ghost town /stage stop trip coming up that I have to get ready for. Yeah, yeah, boring individual seateds and such. Maybe if I dig all the hub-cab sized signals, I'll get lucky & get a cache. But seeing as how I don't put any stock in turtle symbols, spooks, and such, I will be at a great handicap when it comes to the cache department.

See ya.

 

[AIORIA]

Good luck in the cryptograms, puzzles, & vaults-certain-to-exist. But I have to un-subscribe to this thread now. See ya.

.....Until the next Sentinel comes in denying and dissuading (interesting how none of them put the info to the test, suspicious indeed) and then we come to find out they belong to some religious organization or order tied to the Vatican or Freemasons.

So...... who's next after Tom in CA?

 

[Backwoodsbob]

You guys have been good sports. Thanx for the dialogue. I have been fascinated by the psychology mindset of those who believe in such things. Eg.: "how do they respond to counter-evidence more-plausible-explanations ? ". Hence thanx for some of you answering my skeptical inquiries.

Good luck in the cryptograms, puzzles, & vaults-certain-to-exist. But I have to un-subscribe to this thread now. Have to get back to work. And have a ghost town /stage stop trip coming up that I have to get ready for. Yeah, yeah, boring individual seateds and such. Maybe if I dig all the hub-cab sized signals, I'll get lucky & get a cache. But seeing as how I don't put any stock in turtle symbols, spooks, and such, I will be at a great handicap when it comes to the cache department.

See ya.

Tom don't give up. This is not an easy thing to learn. The system has been around hundreds of years. The secret that is. You would need to have someone take time and actually show you. Next year I'll give you that lesson. Have fun on the bucket list thing. Tom just has an old way of thinking. A lot of people can get past the peradolia thing. That's what hurts them in learning this stuff. See you then Tom.

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[Chadeaux]

The least you could do is make an original post, not copy/paste from yer other over borin ones...

Thanks for saying what is so blatantly obvious He does sound like a broken record that can only operate in one groove. He just keeps repeating with every revolution.

 

[mdog]

I know of an empty vault that was dug up in the Superstitions next to a wash, it was a few feet deep to bedrock with a 2x2 foot square cap rock and after popping the caprock out there was a chamber which had plant husks that the treasure was originally laying on.

Hey Sandy, I have another question for you. In your field research, what is the next, nearest cache site from this vault in the Superstitions? Have you ever had any luck finding these sites in Colorado or New Mexico? What I'm trying to do is find something in common with the locations of the cache sites you describe.