Forrest Fenn s treasure

[Hobo]

It was just entertainment and not to be taken seriously.

 

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[nvradar]

$50 tablet? I know where thats made!! for shame TH!!!!!

 

[nvradar]

If I could get to his vault I wouldn't be concerned about a little chest of gold! haha!

 

[newbieprospector]

Found or not found...that is the question...I too feel that I have found a place that matches all the clues yet I have a little over a month before I can get there to check my theory.

 

[nvradar]

newbie...been there...... felt the insanity!!!

 

[newbieprospector]

lol...I know. Over the years I've realized, research research research, and all I can say now is elevation 5,627 ft . I've discovered two lost mines and both times, a little too late. Perhaps this will be my find !

 

[nvradar]

We can all dream! Good luck. The snow should be gone.

 

[Crispin]

I found it again! It was attached to a porpoise swimming up an down the Colorado river. Ingenious....and unbelievable!! Anybody want to see pics of the treasure?

 

[chad68]

TTIIAWPNTBOGFIYNP

 

[Hobo]

No.

 

[Crispin]

well then...

 

[chad68]

Of all the clues in the poem, I'm curious which 'one' clue people would like to know the answer to the most. Begin it where warm waters halt, below the home of Brown, If you've been wise and found the blaze, or another clue?

I have a specific spot where I am going to search in September. Was going to do it last year but everything went crap on my plans. All the clues point to this spot, as well as everything else Fenn has said about it, such as people being within 500 feet of it and a couple people within I think it was like 20 feet or something. After I do my search and am positive I have searched the location all the way through and if I end up with nothing, I will post all the reasons why I thought the poem described this exact spot.

 

[Ignorance Denied]

If you have been wise and found the blaze, then you have already found it.

But you described my spot to a T.

It was 200 feet, but whos counting. It still works.

 

[enrada]

FF's treasure is real.

I just talked to FF about two weeks ago in Santa Fe. I am in the underwater treasure hunting business and I was left with the impression that the treasure is real and has not been found yet. We discussed a number of treasure subjects and he is well versed in the business. At no time did I detect any lies or half truths. We even discussed shipwreck search technology and he was up to speed on that subject as well. I felt that he was rather excited to discuss underwater treasure because he ended up signing his book twice for me!

My motto;
If an underwater treasure hunter that you don't know tells you something assume it is a lie unless you can prove it's correct!!
DO YOUR OWN FIRST HAND RESEARCH. I did my own 4 years of research into Manila Galleons except for some translation.

 

[fennsfolley]

It's in the pond at his home.

Forrest Fenn's Treasure: Forrest Fenn's Poem, Solved.

I've even mapped it out for you.

 

[nvradar]

So now he will have a ton of nut jobs climbing his fence.....good job!

 

[Ignorance Denied]

2013 showed how this will turn out.

Clinking a cup on some bars for some water.

 

[Hobo]

I wonder if anyone has figured ot what the "Blaze" is and if it can be determined before the physical search. Apparently one has to be "wise" to find it. Guess I am not wise enough.

 

[Ignorance Denied]

I guess we will only find out once the treasure is found and announced, till then nobody is wise.

 

[tintin_treasure]

I wonder if anyone has figured ot what the "Blaze" is and if it can be determined before the physical search. Apparently one has to be "wise" to find it. Guess I am not wise enough.

Hobo I believe it is possible but I can not say more...but even if you determine what the blaze is, finding its location requires following the clues from the poem...

TT