BLACKFOOT
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FOUND down stream from Trails End mill site
Use Battleship Butte survey map to find Milk Creek area
Use Battleship Butte survey map to find Milk Creek area
cptbild said:T.Parker:
If you'll go over to The Wide World of Maps in Phoenix (West Ind Sch Rd)
And Tell them what you are looking for
IE:
Where it is located, "Bradshaw Mnts", etc
They'll beable to come up with a topo map for you!
Fishstank said:Give a call at 602.417.9300 and ask for Adam. or go down there
1 North Central
Suite 800
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Fishstank
cptbil said:T.Parker:
I hate to use the word "Explorer"
But!
That's Just what we do!
T.Parker said:cptbil said:T.Parker:
I hate to use the word "Explorer"
But!
That's Just what we do!
I say Explorer cause i dont have the discipline to do the necessary research to be a real treasure hunter......i just pack up and head out to what ever looks tempting!!!
I was born in Alamogordo.....Apache Res is north of there going up the mountain to Ruidoso, have done a little turquoise mining on there land when i was a young pup, Didnt know there were Caves north of Alamo in the hills but then again i spent most of my time east of Ruidoso.
My dad worked for the Forest Service and had keys to alot of the caves and burial grounds,archaeological sites "Story's i wont post here" but there are cave's between Lincoln and Capitan that i have been in...story's i heard was they pulled out canoe's and other Indian artifacts........They say the cavern system could possibly run all the way to Carlsbad.
Got some good story's of things i have found while growing up there.
"One in particular...
It's a cave, in Az., with a Mummified Prehistoric Indian and Mnt Lion in it! (& has relics) "
WOW....Now thats what im talking about.......Sounds like a damn good time !!!!
Cubfan64 said:Hi T. Parker - without giving any specific details, can you give us some "condensed version" stories of things you found growing up out there? It always motivates me to get out there and look for treasures when I get to hear RL adventures.
Yeah the Apache encounter really left an impression on me....still to this day ! as sitting there listening to them in there broken english and all the hand signals that was going on to get there point across.......I was amazed at how proud and polite they were.Cubfan64 said:I like the "Billy the Kid" story - that would certainly be a great historical thing to find if it turned out to be real. I take it you never went back to check it out again?
The eagle story is pretty cool too - as a kid, I can imagine what sorts of things you were wondering when the native americans "stopped by" for a visit
You said early on in the other post something about your father having the "keys" to caves, burial grounds and archeological sites - were you referring to actual physical keys (as in, the locations had been closed off somehow and locked?), or were you just implying that your dad knew the locations? I've often wondered how much the forest service folks know or knew about the areas they patrol - they certainly have a vested interest in hiding things like you mentioned to avoid rampant vandalism and destruction.
Great stories and thanks!
Did you just drop a hint as to where your petrified indian can becptbil said:The Feds have a gate over it,
But, there's a second entrance
Got any waypoints or directions to it?cptbil said:Nope!
I SURE! DIDN"T !
But!
I'll give "U" one rat now !
"The Cave" is about 70 miles ,
Almost, due North, from Crystal Cave!