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In the 1950 show called Bill buried treasure hunt . Like the photos of 1847 would like to hear more.
it was treasure with bill burrud..1958In the 1950 show called Bill buried treasure hunt . Like the photos of 1847 would like to hear more.
In the 1950 show called Bill buried treasure hunt . Like the photos of 1847 would like to hear more.
Hi Bill R., nice photos and imformation. I like to read about the history of those mountain ranges. I myself don;t go farther now than the Arizona side of the Colorado river across from Laughlin,Nv. Their is plenty of history their and also along the river. In the past I have been to most areas in Arizona that interest me like the Vulture mine,which is a tourist trap, unless you go west of it maybe less than 1/4 mile,then their are open dirt roads you can take to the backside of the mine ,where a lot of outlaws/mine workers may have stashed their stolen goods. It is a craggy low mountain area with some old barely visible trails. Gd luck to you in the treasures you seek.
Hi Bill, After looking at the 1st post in this thread, I feel their may be plenty of stashes yet to find. I would look for a smelter,and that may lead you to one. I am sure you are far ahead of most since you prowl those mountains. Their must have been some kind of complex their to serve the miners and water source.{things you already know} I myself shortened my metal detector arm,so I could slide the coil it into shallow tight areas.I only use a Garrett 400,works fine. I located a shallow cave,concave shaped,goes in about 18ft,a little higher up completely surrouned by brown smooth rock with streaks of quartz,this was below the top of a mountain covered on the outside with a large tree. Found a pair of divening rods inside. I am not a hardrock miner,so it stays as is. Dont have photos. On a rant.
1847 be the Spanish-'Murican War in my humble opinion.