A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

[Treasure Auras]

Hey sandy when u find the spot ! Is the objects that’s hidden always on bedrock ??

Yes from everything I have seen they are always in bedrock.

 

[coolhandluke7]

Yes from everything I have seen they are always in bedrock.

Thank you !! One more question!!?
Will they be an open shaft to the buried objects? Or will they fill that in as well ? I was reading ur comment about cc spot dig in a circle until u find the entrance! So they get to bedrock then breakthrough the bedrock n make a chamber in the bedrock itself?

 

[coolhandluke7]

In my opinion it all about the womb or something buried in the ground, or a return to the earth or rebirth. Turtles bury their eggs on land, it's not sea turtles , it's land ones like tortoise. Just another egg spot or place where something important is. like the beginning and end.. Turtle eggs are rebirth just like biblical Christ things. It about the beginning and the end coming together in one place.

Funny you say womb bc at a spot I’ve been at the last past week! Has a carving of a woman looking up at the sky and we’re her stomach is a big oval shape that sticks up about half inch above the rest of the rock! I will post a pic In just a few

 

[Treasure Auras]

Thank you !! One more question!!?
Will they be an open shaft to the buried objects? Or will they fill that in as well ? I was reading ur comment about cc spot dig in a circle until u find the entrance! So they get to bedrock then breakthrough the bedrock n make a chamber in the bedrock itself?

There will be a plug or cap rock, it can be any shape or size. I know some are hollow under the cap rock while some are filled with cut rocks (I have heard of logs being used in timber country as a plug) and others I know of were filled completely in with clay or Caliche which is really just a fancy word for clay in the desert.

 

[coolhandluke7]

There will be a plug or cap rock, it can be any shape or size. I know some are hollow under the cap rock while some are filled with cut rocks (I have heard of logs being used in timber country as a plug) and others I know of were filled completely in with clay or Caliche which is really just a fancy word for clay in the desert.

Thank you for your time sandy! This place has a lot of cut rock, clay , and hollow spots ! Meaning holes you can look in a see open spots in the ground !

 

[Treasure Auras]

Thank you for your time sandy! This place has a lot of cut rock, clay , and hollow spots ! Meaning holes you can look in a see open spots in the ground !

I have seen locations in rocky areas that they made small nooks and crannies around every rock then they would point into each and every one of them with cut rocks in the shapes of hearts heads/faces diamonds and even shovels etc. all saying the same thing "DIG HERE DIG HERE" while the entrance would be nearby without any signs to give it away just a buried corked in boulder that you would walk right over without realizing it.

 

[Treasure Auras]

Hey sandy this is on a big turtle head sticking out half way on a hill ! In your opinion is it telling you to “go down” or “go up”

I think you should ask someone else on that, honestly I don't see anything that resembles a turtle head in your pics. I use the entire outline of the boulders to see things like turtles your pics seem to be closeups of the rocks themselves which doesn't show me anything like what I am used to seeing.

 

[Treasure Auras]

My bad sandy! I was talking about the ladder that’s on the turtle head !

you will need to find someone who can read/understand the info (ladder) on the rock, if you do find someone let me know as that is a very specialized knowledge.

 

[Crosse De Sign]

My bad sandy! I was talking about the ladder that’s on the turtle head !

The ladder itself I've seen one kind of similarly before, & think it could at least partly mean a tunnel(s) going to a lower cavern, & was carved at an entrance, based on what I saw. That's my thought, & doesn't mean that I could understand anything else
about it, like Map Info, which I've also seen a very complicated one (map) with many various organized looking vertical & horizontal lines, etc., carved on the side of an otherwise plain lone boulder in a pretty busy yard, likely with numerous tunnels, etc..

 

[coolhandluke7]

The ladder itself I've seen one kind of similarly before, & think it could at least partly mean a tunnel(s) going to a lower cavern, & was carved at an entrance, based on what I saw. That's my thought, & doesn't mean that I could understand anything else
about it, like Map Info, which I've also seen a very complicated one (map) with many various organized looking vertical & horizontal lines, etc., carved on the side of an otherwise plain lone boulder in a pretty busy yard, likely with numerous tunnels, etc..

A rabbit wearing a crown is right above this boulder as well

 

[Crosse De Sign]

A rabbit wearing a crown is right above this boulder as well

That would be a unique pic, if you can get one of it, that might be pretty rare.
I'd like to see it. Have seen a few crowns, & know that's likely a good area
to try for an aura, have you?

 

[coolhandluke7]

That would be a unique pic, if you can get one of it, that might be pretty rare.
I'd like to see it. Have seen a few crowns, & know that's likely a good area
to try for an aura, have you?

Well lots of trees in the way! Don’t really have much room to catch an aura !! Thought about it but in a valley nothing but trees

 

[coolhandluke7]

Best pics I got ! When I go back I will get better pictures !

 

[Crosse De Sign]

Well lots of trees in the way! Don’t really have much room to catch an aura !! Thought about it but in a valley nothing but trees

Well friend, It still works, just not the wide area of ground coverage. Never know what might very surprisingly pop right up in front of you.
Even Rockhopper 2 showed me a pic he'd taken with a Pentax W30 with multiple bright silver like flames firing up behind & around some trees close by.
So you could see the location & then go from there! No it's not rocket science, but it still works in around trees, especially if you happen to get in a line straight on, boom!

 

[coolhandluke7]

Well friend, It still works, just not the wide coverage. Never know what might very surprisingly pop right up in front of you.
Even Rockhopper 2 showed me a pic taken with a Pentax W30 with multiple bright silver like flames firing up behind some trees close by.
So you could see it & go from there! No it's not rocket science, but it still works in around trees, especially if you happen to get in a line straight on, boom!

Thank you! I got a gpr that I paid 1800$ which I know isn’t the best , but I’m hoping it will help ! We shall see . Don’t know if I trust it yet. Hoping it will change my mind tho! Thx for your response

 

[Crosse De Sign]

It seems I still have people who ask me specifics at the treasure locations so here is a summery for everybody of what I do.
In a nutshell. I catch an aura then go to the aura and look for at least two large boulders that align to a crisscross spot (the cc spot is always close by the aura) if the entrance is not at the cc spot then you either use a detector or if shallow to bedrock dig outwards in a circle from the cc spot until you find the entrance. I do know they use a 130 foot triangle as well as a 144 foot cross but trying to figure these out are very complicated.
What I do know is that all of my aura spots have well marked cc spots not only by the Priests with immovable boulders but by the modern day sentinels with saguaros and small rocks as alignments as well.

My Guide on how to Capture Treasure Aura's
https://www.treasurenet.com/threads...hunting-condensed.519355/page-95#post-5544576

coolhandluke7,
It's so important to remember, sandy1 generously gave out the critical camera info free to anyone who wanted to use it, & like according to what our friend Rockhopper 2 once said a few years ago, "It's a game changer".
I tried it, & say the same. It works very much unbelievably, surprisingly good, to capture an aura with some time & patience. When you perservere & see you caught one, Nothing else really even compares, as an essential,
Very Amazingly Effective Tool, & Invaluable Resource. So worth learning to do, It saves time & energy, shows if something of Auriferous nature is there! Good luck with your GPR, do yourself a favor & run a Pentax while out
there too. You could be Really Glad you did! It's almost like Magic, or something Supernatural. You really can't believe It's Just Right There, & It's the camera that can see & capture it for you to see & know for sure it's there.
Why else would sandy1 endure the undeserved static & carry it, the critical camera info with his signature in every post? It's A Totally Essential Game Changer...Thanks to sandy1, The Info Is Here for folks to Just Learn, Use It!

 

[Quinoa]

Use everything you have. Camera, compass, tape measure, electronic equipment. It's very difficult to find the place you need to dig. And there are decoy trap spots.

We dug a decoy spot up a while back, (last winter I think) I'll try to post some pictures when I have the time. Had a nice 4-5 foot square flat floor like vault lid at about 7-8 feet down. We were lucky we had an excavator on private land, because to lift the lid you had to spring the trap that wasn't really apparent. Got pretty excited when we found the lid... but nothing under it.

It was a spot pretty well marked off a A-frame/ pyramid boulder near an old trail near a creek bottom. If you knew what to look for and knew what bearings and distances were commonly used on other sites ( it think it was 15 varas off the A frame at 300 degree bearing , can't recall for sure).. With a couple other boulder markers above ground, including a "stop" desk sized boulder with a 90 degree cut out on it .

No auras, didn't have the time to try and get one. Kind of opportunity knox from a friend who knew someone with land and saw the A frame on 4 wheeler out riding his property. Just some markers and some knowledge of surveying that was commonly used was what we had to go on. It probably could have whacked us if we were hand digging it, but I doubt we would have dug directly under the boulder up top the extra 18" or so needed once we got to the lid to lift it , which would have collapsed it all. Sometimes you just go with it if you can get an excavator in. We tried to detect it with a 98" PI coil, and no certain hit, but the math seemed to work and we were there with an excavator, so, we figured might as well try it since we were there with all the equipment.

 

[coolhandluke7]

Use everything you have. Camera, compass, tape measure, electronic equipment. It's very difficult to find the place you need to dig. And there are decoy trap spots.

We dug a decoy spot up a while back, (last winter I think) I'll try to post some pictures when I have the time. Had a nice 4-5 foot square flat floor like vault lid at about 7-8 feet down. We were lucky we had an excavator on private land, because to lift the lid you had to spring the trap that wasn't really apparent. Got pretty excited when we found the lid... but nothing under it.

It was a spot pretty well marked off a A-frame/ pyramid boulder near an old trail near a creek bottom. If you knew what to look for and knew what bearings and distances were commonly used on other sites ( it think it was 15 varas off the A frame at 300 degree bearing , can't recall for sure).. With a couple other boulder markers above ground, including a "stop" desk sized boulder with a 90 degree cut out on it .

No auras, didn't have the time to try and get one. Kind of opportunity knox from a friend who knew someone with land and saw the A frame on 4 wheeler out riding his property. Just some markers and some knowledge of surveying that was commonly used was what we had to go on. It probably could have whacked us if we were hand digging it, but I doubt we would have dug directly under the boulder up top the extra 18" or so needed once we got to the lid to lift it , which would have collapsed it all. Sometimes you just go with it if you can get an excavator in. We tried to detect it with a 98" PI coil, and no certain hit, but the math seemed to work and we were there with an excavator, so, we figured might as well try it since we were there with all the equipment.

This place has 2 a-frames one close to all the carvings the other a quarter a mile from there! The one at the carvings is huge the other a lot smaller!

 

[coolhandluke7]

Use everything you have. Camera, compass, tape measure, electronic equipment. It's very difficult to find the place you need to dig. And there are decoy trap spots.

We dug a decoy spot up a while back, (last winter I think) I'll try to post some pictures when I have the time. Had a nice 4-5 foot square flat floor like vault lid at about 7-8 feet down. We were lucky we had an excavator on private land, because to lift the lid you had to spring the trap that wasn't really apparent. Got pretty excited when we found the lid... but nothing under it.

It was a spot pretty well marked off a A-frame/ pyramid boulder near an old trail near a creek bottom. If you knew what to look for and knew what bearings and distances were commonly used on other sites ( it think it was 15 varas off the A frame at 300 degree bearing , can't recall for sure).. With a couple other boulder markers above ground, including a "stop" desk sized boulder with a 90 degree cut out on it .

No auras, didn't have the time to try and get one. Kind of opportunity knox from a friend who knew someone with land and saw the A frame on 4 wheeler out riding his property. Just some markers and some knowledge of surveying that was commonly used was what we had to go on. It probably could have whacked us if we were hand digging it, but I doubt we would have dug directly under the boulder up top the extra 18" or so needed once we got to the lid to lift it , which would have collapsed it all. Sometimes you just go with it if you can get an excavator in. We tried to detect it with a 98" PI coil, and no certain hit, but the math seemed to work and we were there with an excavator, so, we figured might as well try it since we were there with all the equipment.

Are they normally close to the a-frames ?

 

[Quinoa]

The one a 1/4 mile away is another cache spot.