Stilldign up info on the Owl....
"It took me along time to "see" and then decipher the owl symbol.
You will find that certain signs and symbols are used to locate
mines, and that certain signs and symbols are used to locate
accumulation rooms. The owl is the symbol used for accumulation
rooms.
As you can imagine, an accumulation room full of treasure required
special attention. These sites had to be set up in such a way as to
guarantee that they could not be found accidentally. And, speaking
from experience, trying to use the same techniques used at a mine
site to find an accumulation room will drive you nuts.
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You will find, at EVERY accumulation room site, that there has been
a triangle set up.
And at least one of these triangle points will
have an owl carved in it or on it, etc. We know that we need to
measure between the three points of the triangle. Add these
measurements together and we have the distance to measure to the
treasures location, the spot to dig.
(Sometimes this measurement must be tripled.) And, last but not least,
we need to know what point of the triangle to measure from, the direction to measure, etc,
etc, etc. I am mentioning this because you will ALWAYS find an
accumulation room set up this way, that is, made to look like a very
simple triangle format. But it's not as easy as that!!!!!!
Number one, forget the triangle. It has got NOTHING to do with
your locating the treasure room. It has everything to do with
keeping you "off-track" and lost.
Secondly, you need to know that there are several different ways
to "say" owl that were used by the Church. Sometimes it's a specific
number they used to say that an accumulation room is in the area, and
that you should keep your eyes open for further information.
You must also realize that the entire owl was not always used. You
may only get a portion of the owl, and if you don't know what you're
looking at, you'll walk right on past the very treasure you are
looking for.
There are other symbols that are associated with the owls. So, you
may not even see an owl symbol at first, only one of these
other "associated" symbols.
There is one thing for sure. When you have finally located the
correct place to dig, you WILL find an "owl rock map". This rock map
will be in the shape of an owl (a complete owl) and may or may not
have tunnel information carved on it. You need to know this tunnel
information in order to stay alive.
[note: this is original data here, not available anywhere else!
If the owl rock does not have the tunnel information on it, then you
will find the tunnel information rock buried a little deeper, and DIRECTLY
below the owl rock. The owl rock map will be buried approximately one
foot deep. Situations vary, so these rocks may be shallower due to erosion, or
they may be a little deeper. Never, though, have I seen them deeper
than two feet.
[note: more good points here gang]
These rock maps located at the treasure location are fairly big.
They are about two foot square (although rarely are they square), and
can be one to two feet thick. The reason for the big size at the
treasures location is to help confirm that you have, indeed, found
the treasure.
There are many, many false trails around an
accumulation room, with many, many possible dig spots. You will know
that you have the wrong dig spot by the size of the rocks found while
digging.
These smaller rocks found will ALWAYS tell you the proper
way to go in order to find your treasure. And their smaller size, IN
ITSELF, is telling you that you've screwed up. Their smaller size is
saying "you are going away from the treasure". This relates to the
fact that as you walk away from an object, a car for example, the car
appears to get smaller. Hence, the reason for the smaller rocks at
these false trail sites.
Accumulation rooms, while being the biggest pay-off possible, they
are also the most deceptive sites set up. These sites are easily
found in the Eastern United States, simply because the rooms were
filled with treasure that didn't have to be mined in that specific
area.
In other words, when you have to sort out the information
leading to mines from the information that leads to the treasure
rooms, it can get confusing. And if the area of an accumulation has
50 mines, it now becomes the challenge of a lifetime. Eliminate the
mines and their information and all you have left is the accumulation
room(s). Or, get to know about the owl and his associates, which is
even better"!!!!!!!!
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In the West and Southwest the Kings Fifth caches to me are the best
bet, the Mines themselves are dangerous, costly and labor intensive to work.
The caches make more sense, but you still need to learn the code, and that
is what this thread is all about!
oh how nice that golden glow....
rangler
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as this is original data, therefore, no one came before to write it down and let someone else refer to it. ha! "
