Old Hand Dug Holes Found And What Took Me There

[Old Dog]

Cleveland B:
Keep in mind that measurements of 66 feet is also a player. I think 16.5 feet has also been found useful, but not real sure. That's one half of 33 (obviously) and one fourth of 66.
If you're running a KGC trail, talk to Texas Jay and Rebel KGC about your ideas. They are 2 folks who are highly knowledgeable about the subject.

66' = 1 chain (100 links)
16.5' = 1 rod
- old standards for land survey.

1 Rod=166 inches
1 chain=66 feet
40 rods = 1 furlong
8 furlongs =1 mile

common KGC stuff.
these are the measurements that were used at this time in history.

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[dsty]

The only drill hole that I have seen that had a plug was a round soft- ball size rock covering a 3" X 3" drill, yours may indicate measure X cordell, = distance for the distance and V for direction

[oddrock]

Hellow Dsty

I have enjoyed your posts, thought you would enjoy this set of holes. (sorry about the shadow over the rock, I lightened it the best I could)

Oddrock

[dsty]

Good drill holes Oddrock, it looks like its giving info on what to look for ( triangle ) and direction indicated by the smaller two holes probably large to small. Enjoy your post also

[rangler]

dsty,


"Good drill holes Oddrock, it looks like its giving info on what to look for ( triangle ) and direction indicated by the smaller two holes probably large to small. Enjoy your post also"

I concurr Dusty, my own research shows that when two drill holes are present...the larger/deeper hole
is the back of the "arrow"[feathers] and the shallow/smaller is the "point of the arrow"

Good to see you Dusty and I always learn so much undiscoved data that you so generously provide~!
oro majority
rangler

[dsty]

Thank you Rangler there's been so many positive inputs on this ( TN ) and its always a pleasure to help when and if I can, I have seen a single (on an angle) 3mm wide hole and 23mm deep that indicated both depth and direction it was verified by a Tc 400 feet away, I think that they used many marks to confuse, there was 17 in a 200 ft square, both carved and profile upside V ( seems to indicate something covered ) on 4 that I have seen, They Will be just part of a sentence another perhaps 100 feet away. Most will tell you a story such as here-this- place- something- covered-distance indicator- direction indicator depth indicator and what to look for triangle- square, your job is to get them in their proper order to read them, the more that you find the better, most will have something to offer, allways look for the WINDROSE. ( prevents a lot of digging ) Information that will be avaiable, size of bars, how many, how deep, and how to find them, they had to have the info to find them and so can you, they used the pinpoint method by crossing 2 lines or a blind corner

[oddrock]

Dsty & Rangler

Thank you both for your Positive inputs. There are 5 drill holes on the rock. I would venture a guess that if you can find all four corners of the square, going from the largest hole to the next smallest as you both suggest, then the spot to seek might be the "off centered" one.
The "Spanish" were not the last trackers at this spot.

Oddrock

[Old Dog]

Dsty & Rangler

Thank you both for your Positive inputs. There are 5 drill holes on the rock. I would venture a guess that if you can find all four corners of the square, going from the largest hole to the next smallest as you both suggest, then the spot to seek might be the "off centered" one.
The "Spanish" were not the last trackers at this spot.

Oddrock

I concur.

[dsty]

I don't know if I have shared this or not and its just a thought, it looks to me like when you find a drill hole thats on a angle regardless of size the proper way to work it is use the thought that a tent stake gives the most pulling power on a angle and a drill hole should be worked the same way to secure the object.

[rangler]

Ernie,
very interesting that the angle would hold more pulling or 'holding power'
as the logic is supreme to any camper who wants to secure the tent~!
metaphors and logic working together - Awesome~!
oro schoolin'
rangler

[dsty]

Back to the top for Nana, theres several ways to work your symbol and you may need to check them all

[tinhorn]

Here is a triangle of drill holes and a "v" notch.







here is a different view.

[tinhorn]

Figured i stumbled into the middle and will have to check both directions. So i go toward the open notch and it takes me about a mile and a half to reach a wash coming down the hill. I go up it and on my left see this. Thinking its an eagle but you guys might see something else. So taking Dstys advice i check up high.

[tinhorn]

This is up behind the eagle rock. I don't know what it is but it seems drilled. Kinda like a face or hoyo maybe...idk.

[tinhorn]

[mdog]

Tinhorn, what do you see when you look through the other side of the hole?

Rick

[tinhorn]

This shot looks out over the valley. The other way looks to some rock that i should be cleaning the moss off of. I think my next step is gonna be to bring a wire brush to clean these rocks off then photo them again.

[Shortstack]

This shot looks out over the valley. The other way looks to some rock that i should be cleaning the moss off of. I think my next step is gonna be to bring a wire brush to clean these rocks off then photo them again.

tinhorn:
If you wouldn't mind a suggestion; try a brush with stiff, nylon bristles FIRST so any faint signs under the moss will be preserved. If the nylon brush doesn't work well, you can always follow up with your steel bristle brush. Use BOTH with a light touch.
If you have the time and patience, take a squeeze bottle filled with a solution of bleach and water and spray down the moss. The bleach will cause the moss to die and be easier to remove. BUT, if there are any colored signs beneath the moss, the bleach could cause color washout.

[mdog]

There is a hole similar to this one at the spot I am studying. It's higher off the ground though, about 10 feet. The hole is aligned NE to SW. If I look through the hole to the NE I look to the valley floor. If I look SW, I'm looking at the side of a rock bluff. The correct way to go at my spot is SW to the top of the bluff,there are more markers up there. I'd be interested in knowing if your place is set up in a similar manner.

Dsty's tip about the eagle worked out well for me. My eagle's beak was pointing south, but the last marker was up high and west of the eagle.

Rick

[dsty]

Hello tinhorn, most of the time I have found that a Eagle head indicates the top ( roost / rest / nest ) Rabbit may be the same, the directional may be the reverse as indicated by eye and features of the face both indicate to the left, the dimensions of the eye ( may be to work it like a drill hole, depth, rim to rim for the depth, circumfurence, gets kinda complicated in that it should = ( width the same as the depth will indicate 2 for a multiplier on the circumfurence = hope that makes since, anyway the top of the hill to the reverse is the way I would go toward, the V indicates that it has not been retrieved, thats much like the head thats been removed to indicate its gone, the direction to travele is the open part of the V like a bow and arrow