A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

[sandy1]

Chadeaux I think you missed these three posts. 1376-1378

 

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[Maverick1]

" The Heart Ramon, the Heart.....always The Heart..." said the Man With No Name (For a fistful of dollars) He never mentioned which lobe: L/R

LOL...this is just a quick "break" between lessons. Hope to get nobody angry. OK Ditlihi?

 

[Quinoa]

I watch those old Eastwood westerns over and over again. I never get tired of them. You can also sometimes see treasure markers in them like the square notches in the ridgelines and such when they pan out to the scenery. Same with many of the old westerns. "Once upon a time in the west", and some of the Terrence Hill ones like "My name is Nobody". Those are good flicks right there, along with the old John Wayne ones. John Wayne did some treasure hunting stuff with Kenworthy, but most that I've heard of was done off Wayne's yacht in the water. Not sure of any land ones that were gone after.

 

[hadji009]

he was invested with mel fisher.

 

[Crosse De Sign]

I watch those old Eastwood westerns over and over again. I never get tired of them. You can also sometimes see treasure markers in them like the square notches in the ridgelines and such when they pan out to the scenery. Same with many of the old westerns. "Once upon a time in the west", and some of the Terrence Hill ones like "My name is Nobody". Those are good flicks right there, along with the old John Wayne ones. John Wayne did some treasure hunting stuff with Kenworthy, but most that I've heard of was done off Wayne's yacht in the water. Not sure of any land ones that were gone after.

Yeah that's pretty good stuff. I thought mostly only old timers liked to watch
them good 'ol reruns. There are good markers on so many westerns, because
of where they chose for their filming locations. Some of the areas are now parks,
so they're protected, and have numerous fantastic monuments. I try to guess the
state then look at the end to see, if I don't already know. But even many of those
old 30-60 min. series episodes, often have some, or several scenes with various
good carved markers, that fit Spanish marker names. Some of them so huge &
obvious. I heard John Wayne may have also been involved in, and invested
in TH research, trying to make a recovery of the money pit... Oak Island

 

[sandy1]

John Wayne and Kenworthy worked together, another movie that had great markers in it was city slickers 2 the legend of Curlys gold.
Many of these were made around Moab Utah which is loaded with markers.

 

[Maverick1]

The best and obvious markers (IMO) that I've seen in a movie, was THE PROFESSIONALS from 1966 with Burt Lancaster, Lee Marvin, Robert Ryan and Woody Strobe. They caught the best close-ups of major directional markers (huge) and carved and stained symbols of the early
period, in the canyon of the upside cross. I never get tired of re-watching that movie...(in my old days) lol

 

[Maverick1]

As for the DUKE, he did cast a big shadow anywhere he went and touched, but he was human after all, prone to all the itches....just like us all.

 

[Crosse De Sign]

Saw John Wayne once at the Rose Parade on Colorado Blvd. in Pasadena.
Maybe '77, riding in a new cream colored Cadillac, sitting up on top of the
folded down white top on the back deck, & feet in back seat. All white suit,
white Stetson, white boots. Waving his hat back smiling big at the roaring
crowd packed on both sides of the street. He looked pleased to be there,
& was the Grand Marshal. Was a real cool sight to see, him smiling & all.

 

[Hoofer]

For someone on the other side of the state, near Kingman, who has read this thread, would like to follow what they read here, and would post the trail here (minus recovery) I will give the start of the trail. Start thread on Kingman. Send no PM's
as I will neither read nor reply to them. This trail starts exactly like this thread has laid out. R.

 

[sandy1]

Too bad hoofer a whole lot more information is passed through PM's and emails than on the public forum, I can only assume you don't want the extra information.

 

[Hoofer]

I just want to see someone use your info and post it to show results. I don't need any info . I am giving away this site as
it is far from me and I have too many close by. R.

 

[sandy1]

Hoofer, If you know the final piece of the puzzle on locating these treasures I would love to hear about it, I am sure everybody else would also.

 

[Crosse De Sign]

Can't help thinking, who wants to advertise where
they followed an 'ol trail, much less tell where it
is they may be trying to actually find something.

Just saying, folks have been hijacked far less.
If that's being too leery, can you explain why.
Maybe I'm missing something here, 2 cautious?

 

[sandy1]

The only issue I have is that when somebody wants to show information about something they should be open to answering questions and not say they will ignore everybody's PM's, this is not a very friendly way to talk to people.

 

[Crosse De Sign]

Yes I can understand that, but what is it about setting someone up
to be hunting somewhere openly known to the public, if there may
be even any kind of a remote chance, that someone unscrupulous
could possibly wait & watch for positive results. Then bushwhack
the hunter, & take whatever they may have found. The internet
may be a bit more than just a remote kind of possible chance...

I guess the markers & progress could be made known well
after the fact, less any info of anything found. That may
be workable, without one taking the risk of exposure...

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

For someone on the other side of the state, near Kingman, who has read this thread, would like to follow what they read here, and would post the trail here (minus recovery) I will give the start of the trail. Start thread on Kingman. Send no PM's
as I will neither read nor reply to them. This trail starts exactly like this thread has laid out. R.

I would like to see your trail and what ever else you would like to share.

 

[Maverick1]

Now THAT is as weird as it gets. lol It is highly unusual "kindness"....to say the least. But, why not, shoot it, go ahead make OUR day.

 

[Crosse De Sign]

The only issue I have is that when somebody wants to show information about something they should be open to answering questions and not say they will ignore everybody's PM's, this is not a very friendly way to talk to people.

Hmm, I know yer right, but since when was TH a "Friendly Sport"?...

~ Just funnin' LOL!

 

[pebble]

I have have a Sony-Cyber shot camera, I have been trying to get a photo of aruas I have taken photos in the mornings before the sun comes up and in the afternoon after the sun has gone down, I have taken the photos of the same spot, and I have a area of the photos that looks hazzy , both times. Could that be an arua? Pebble