Owl with tail pointing to right. These are pretty good at pointing the direction to something else of importance. I found one about a foot and a half long and half buried in the ground. Right next to it, half buried, was a brass survey marker with Minnesota Surveying Company embossed on it. Probably just a coincidence. I carefully rolled the rock over to see if there was any information under it. The contour of the bottom of the rock was identical to the terrain to the next marker, over 400 yards away. It was cool. I guess the shaping of the bottom of the rock was meant to be some kind of confirmation that you were going in the right direction. What was the tail pointing to on your owl?
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Owl with tail pointing to right. These are pretty good at pointing the direction to something else of importance. I found one about a foot and a half long and half buried in the ground. Right next to it, half buried, was a brass survey marker with Minnesota Surveying Company embossed on it. Probably just a coincidence. I carefully rolled the rock over to see if there was any information under it. The contour of the bottom of the rock was identical to the terrain to the next marker, over 400 yards away. It was cool. I guess the shaping of the bottom of the rock was meant to be some kind of confirmation that you were going in the right direction. What was the tail pointing to on your owl?
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Why did you dig there. What I seen was indications that the treasure is to the left several miles and its looks like its no longer there.
I did not understand what you mean.But if you want to read the whole thing to interpret it here, let's say I do not know English. I also write this text through google translate.Please tell them separately about this place.
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I wondered if this was similar to the gap in a mountain ridge,
being close to the top of the highest hill around the area...
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I wondered if this was similar to the gap in a mountain ridge,
being close to the top of the highest hill around the area...
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Interesting, the more I study their work, the more subtle,
tricky & deceptive I do believe they were. With apparent variations,
yet common theme & code, that's awesome, to actually learn & understand.
Thanks sandy, for opening up the understandings of their clever ways & motives.
I am constantly seeing overlooked markers in pics, taken in years of studying & searching.
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dsty, was your reply directed toward Sandy1 or to zighourat?
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zighourat, this is only an opinion based on what I can see in your picture. I am not there to see things as they really are and to do a full 360 degree inspection of the site.
So for what it's worth I will show you what may be a probable dig spot. You need to confirm the alignments because things may be oriented different in real life when compared to your picture.
So, at the left top side of the pic you will see I circled what looks to be a head looking through a gunsite or U notch, and that may be an alignment.
On the bottom left side I circled two triangular/pyramid shaped rocks that seem to make an alignment along with a heart shaped boulder toward the crisscross spot.
Toward the top middle of the pic I circled 2 white boulders that seem to be an alignment. At the bottom I circled the black boulder and made an imaginary alignment line assuming there is another boulder away and out of the picture that aligns with the black boulder to make the line to the crisscross spot.
YOU need to let us know if there is indeed a boulder behind and out of the picture that aligns to make the alignment. IF SO, then you MAY be at the crisscross spot if all the alignment lines intersect where I have shown in the picture.
Use the method Sandy has taught us in his guide and you cannot go wrong. Once you found and confirmed your first alignments and crisscross spot then it becomes a lot more easy to spot these in your future hunts and investigations.
This area definitely looks promising and I would investigate it thoroughly.
Hope you find the loot mate.
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I wasn't too sure Sandy because zighourat's pic shows what look to be some diggings but it would be nice if dsty would clear that up for us as to whom he was addressing the comment to...
Thanks in advance guys.
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The widest gap of a shaft sign on the ground I have ever seen is around 3 feet wide. This is due to the fact that by the time you see it you are within 15 to 20 feet of it, so there is no need for it to be huge unlike the Squared U's on a ridgeline which can be 30 feet wide and meant to be seen from several miles away.
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Locating the exact aura spot must be like another technical field procedure.
Being that far from the X spot is interesting. Finding a rock shape would be
interesting also. Would be noticeable, to find something shaped like that.
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