Wild Bunch at Robbers Roost

[Tiredman]

I bought this book from 1971 figured it would come in handy if I get to doing the lost treasures for this state. Sure enough it had a story of a cache near the end of the book. Guess I will have to read it at work. What will be interesting is if past authors had this one covered. Of course then see if old newspapers got anything on it.

 

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[Alpha137]

Lots of legends about Butch Cassidy and his exploitations. I would be he spent anything he and the Wild Bunch put their hands on. Although, there is strong evidence that he didn't die in Bolivia.

 

[Tiredman]

Yes there is evidence that he lived. As for if any loot is buried somewhere, that would be debated by many. The stories are the important thing for me, digging into little known or forgotten history can turn up some surprises.

 

[Alpha137]

Yes there is evidence that he lived. As for if any loot is buried somewhere, that would be debated by many. The stories are the important thing for me, digging into little known or forgotten history can turn up some surprises.

I agree. The stories are great and there is a lot surrounding him. If I come by any good ones I will bring them here. The Castle Gate robbery is a very interesting one. And one were there truly could be a cache involved. I have heard stories for years about the hideout in the San Rafael and speculation that there are caches around the area. I am always skeptical, but one never knows for sure. If a hideout was found it would definitely be worthwhile to bring a detector and check it out.