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Pic no.1 has an owl outline, I guess Yama baby didnt have an alternative to t he owl..however the important sign is the triangle, go towards where it points, look for a triangle of trees, the usual monument to point to the pit. The
Omega Sign might be where a mound of dirt might be sitting on top of the opening of the pit. The most important thing you can do is to find out how many troops where asigned to the local garrison..the depth of the pit is directly related to the amout of troops available for the labor force, the extremes are a 1000 battalion level force would be a pit 200-300 feet deep, conversely a small company might only dig 40-80 feet, so see if you can find out this data. This pit is a dangerous no matter how deep, consider it carefully..at the minimum a water table trap will flood your pit. In addition a secondary water trap is piped from that nearby stream, clay pipe charged with water and blocked off, waiting for your pick or shovel to break it and flood your pit, not enough pumps or fuel can defeat these traps, you only hope it to find the entrance of the water to these pipes and defeat the trap before you dig.Then if you dig in the dry season you might have a chance,
Remember the Japanese intended on coming back and digging these pits them selves..so they can be dug safely but you have to be smart and clever and learn everything you can from others who have done this before you. Check out Gary
Bautisas Thread here at Tnet, he has some experienced decoding some of the signs he has dug up..good luck
oro bro
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Omega Sign might be where a mound of dirt might be sitting on top of the opening of the pit. The most important thing you can do is to find out how many troops where asigned to the local garrison..the depth of the pit is directly related to the amout of troops available for the labor force, the extremes are a 1000 battalion level force would be a pit 200-300 feet deep, conversely a small company might only dig 40-80 feet, so see if you can find out this data. This pit is a dangerous no matter how deep, consider it carefully..at the minimum a water table trap will flood your pit. In addition a secondary water trap is piped from that nearby stream, clay pipe charged with water and blocked off, waiting for your pick or shovel to break it and flood your pit, not enough pumps or fuel can defeat these traps, you only hope it to find the entrance of the water to these pipes and defeat the trap before you dig.Then if you dig in the dry season you might have a chance,
Remember the Japanese intended on coming back and digging these pits them selves..so they can be dug safely but you have to be smart and clever and learn everything you can from others who have done this before you. Check out Gary
Bautisas Thread here at Tnet, he has some experienced decoding some of the signs he has dug up..good luck
oro bro
rangler