You can also try the back door. The angle is the same, only direction and starting point changes.
Your “poor loser” attitude, with repulsive remarks is not appropriate.
You are also poor on clues and a loser on the LDM. You can try in Utah. There is the Rhoades mine which could make you the same famous you are dreaming to be.
Markmar
I'm not trying to discourage people who want to search for hidden gold related to a specific legend. They are free to spend their time and money in the way they like. The hope dies last.
Markmar
Axer
According to Johnny Kochera, Silas Haywood told him he went into the sups in 1942 with 14 apache men from fort McDowell to the inclined shaft location, they uncovered the shaft and brought up about 150 lbs of ore, then covered up the shaft, the apache then supposedly started a cattle ranch with the money from the gold out of state, I believe this was the third and last cache piled right on top of the covered gold deposit at the bottom of the shaft.
Axer,
Idahodutch, the only thing I truly believe from the Haywood story is that there is gold in the sups within reach if I can pin down the right mountain. When I compare different stories/maps and find some same things repeated I tend to believe that those repeated things are true. I believe a teenage Haywood lived on the Ft McDowell res at the springtime the group went into the mountains. I know the apache still train up some young by taking trips into the range. In the end what won my belief in the Haywood story was the various maps drawn poorly as if information was intentionally obscured and yet they all look just like maps to my favorite search site. Same with Jacob Waltz German clues. Anyway, I'm hoping you or yours get to the bottom of your chosen location and find oro.
key to the map is this to find it.
It doesnt , hense why I Said on page one, Id forget about this map. I can make a map to a mine and put Waltz on it and Say its the "Waltz map"... There is in my opinion only 2 true maps to the ldm " the waybill map" and the HP stone that are tied to the Location of the ldm. I tried to prove the waybill map my last trip , but after going to elhoyo, my freind had enough hiking wasnt up for another trek to prove that map. Will be another trip. Personally believe the HP stone , mine behind the ear is the LDM proper. Been there 3 times, know its mineralized , just didnt find the smoking gun. Did find the cave tho.
I don't believe either of those maps will take you to the LDM. Maybe a mine in general - but not the LDM.
I agree its in wilderness area , tho we have differences in what maps might take you there.
Till that day I can have indisputable evidence.. All Is conjecture , but my beliefs are stong and havent had anyone provide any proof of anything different. Crossing off mines on other maps one by one, and some rich float that makes me want to find my own mine.
