Not Peralta
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- Mar 23, 2013
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Good Mornin,
Back to the Caballo's, something I thought hard about sharing,but, every one can still learn something,as long as someone is willing to share.
Jesuit Cache's
In all my years of treasure hunting,one of the things I found Interesting about Jesuit cache's sites were the ways they were stored.
1. multiple booby traps, usually dead falls.
2. under ground rooms,or, existing caves,some times either one could have been modified.
3. signs of the cross to watch over the cache.
4. and the most Important,before being transported from their original site,to the cache site, the mineral was always,with no exception
covered with something,usually caliche or mud,and also stored this way,to help disguise what was being transported.this was a well kept secret
for many years,this was to eliminate false claims and stories.
I am glad to be able to share this with you.NP
Back to the Caballo's, something I thought hard about sharing,but, every one can still learn something,as long as someone is willing to share.
Jesuit Cache's
In all my years of treasure hunting,one of the things I found Interesting about Jesuit cache's sites were the ways they were stored.
1. multiple booby traps, usually dead falls.
2. under ground rooms,or, existing caves,some times either one could have been modified.
3. signs of the cross to watch over the cache.
4. and the most Important,before being transported from their original site,to the cache site, the mineral was always,with no exception
covered with something,usually caliche or mud,and also stored this way,to help disguise what was being transported.this was a well kept secret
for many years,this was to eliminate false claims and stories.
I am glad to be able to share this with you.NP