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A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

I need to correct one of my bearings I gave out, It's actually the 202.5/22.5 line not the 337.5 . I must have had that 337.5 in my head from another spot we were measuring to on a spot behind the A frame more in the creek watershed bottom. Anyways between the A frame and the shaft sign its 22.5/202.5 degrees which is still a 16 or 32 point compass (still 66 feet between them). We dug in line at 33 feet from it (lining up the shaft sign larger boulder and the A frame into the hillside dead across the trail, but did not hit it. We got a possible marker at about 2-3 feet deep which I should have hand dug, shaped exactly like the A frame face which probably pointed. We have a another nearby spot that goes exactly perpendicular off the face of the A frame on the 225/45 degree line into the hillside across the trail ( which is a 22.5 degree turn )which we will try in a couple weeks. There's more but it gets complex explaining it in an easy to understand fashion with bearings and measurements and markers. There is another A frame above on the hillside that kind of has a shaft symbol on it but it's done as a filled space made of two fractures instead of empty space shaft sign. Anyways we are not done there yet.
I think a sketch would be really helpful.
 
Hi everyone, I have a question about the triangle shaped rocks, have anybody found one burried close to an entrance or above ground close to one?
 
Hi everyone, I have a question about the triangle shaped rocks, have anybody found one burried close to an entrance or above ground close to one?
Triangles can very well be the final marker on a boulder however it has been my experience that they are generally one point going to the Crisscross spot.
 
This may get deleted , but I am very serious about what I do. You can see the A frame rock behind the backhoe. Private land. no worries. I'm not just yankin your chain. These spots are real , And I go after them.
Muddy mess that day , couldn't finish. You get what you get.
 

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About 6 feet inside where the bucket is and towards the camera is the next spot....
If you are 3 feet off , you are okay. If you are 5 feet off on a hand dig you wont find it....perhaps with a backhoe. With a backhoe , our target is about 10 feet wide , 8-10 deep max. Just showing reality.
Oh, My friend is getting way better with a backhoe... going to pay off hopefully.
 
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I continue getting questions about treasure entrances and what I have found by people who have never caught an aura or done any of the work of pinpointing an aura or even found a crisscross spot.

I have seen some Vaults from what I have found as well as ones others have found and None of them are built the same (from the depth under the dirt to the different size entrances)

In order to have any chance of finding anything you need an aura from a camera which covers a half mile of mountain every time you set it up.

But if you haven't done any of the work why are you asking about the end result when you don't even have a clue where on the mountain to look for a treasure this includes Trying to follow the markers (which you cannot do without the original Trails that connect them and they have mostly vanished over time) its not like you can detect every square inch of a mountain range hoping that you are going to get a signal (which many times a detector doesn't pick up even when you are right on top of the treasure due to depth or hot ground etc. or your detector just doesn't go as deep as it is advertised)

To the people asking about what I found from the entrances to the treasures (which doesn't help your search in any way) it just seems these questions are just to find out what I have found more than to actually go out and use the information to find your own treasures.
 
But if you haven't done any of the work why are you asking about the end result...
Maybe they're looking for validation that your techniques actually work, before investing time in using them. Seems fair since no results have been posted here.
 
Maybe they're looking for validation that your techniques actually work, before investing time in using them. Seems fair since no results have been posted here.
There are no formal promises or assurance the person has to have the will to do the due diligence of the process first. You Carl seem to want to be the judge and jury with out even trying the process first, with out evidence you believe and your friends it is just fiction. There is a step by step guide that has been presented here with plenty of instructions to take it to accomplishment. The process is not an easy task and that's what people want is easy you don't get something for nothing here you actually have to work for it.
 
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Maybe they're looking for validation that your techniques actually work, before investing time in using them. Seems fair since no results have been posted here.
Getting a person to within a hundred feet of a treasure (by following this guide) is better than any information ever written on the subject of Spanish Treasure Hunting. I have also shown many of the markers at these treasure sites that have never even been mentioned in any treasure hunting books and especially measurements, angles and Crisscross spots that have never been previously published or released anywhere because I personally found them myself by doing the field work by going to treasure auras, also it took me years of trial and error to find a Digital Camera that would capture the treasure auras, which if used correctly can potentially lead anybody to within a hundred feet of a treasure and even closer if you find the Crisscross Spot.
In no way does what I have found buried in the ground (treasure wise) help lead anybody to a new treasure other than possible motivation which I am not a motivator trying to Sell people on an idea with evidence of what could be found, I am simply showing a guide for people who would like to try something new and exciting.
 
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Understood, just saying that if someone wanted to evaluate the quality if your guidance before investing the time and money in following it, it would not be unreasonable to ask what you've found with it. Does that make sense to you?
 
By chance, do you own an LRL?
 
By chance, do you own an LRL?
Are you serious with that question Carl BS,hell no we do not use Long Range Locators move on and stop trolling the thread.
 
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There are a lot of people who swear that LRLs work. What would convince you they are right?
 
Good morning everyone I wanted to share this picture of an owl sitting strait up, if you notice there is a heart on its side as well.
 

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I have no connection woth carl, but Carl in my opinion s actually a good guy, he's one we want to look at some info from because of his background in metal detectors... ive followed his posts a long time. His preconcieved notions may not be what we want to hear, but his background knowledge is very good info to have on capabilities of metal detectors. So , sometimes you have to refute some info and take what you can from the rest. Carl has some very useful info that can help finding these type treasures at these depths, whether he believes they are there or not.
 
Also, sometimes you go to other websites for info on metal detectors, which I always have for the last 10 years. Carl is on one of those sites , posting information on deeper target detection. So thats why ive watched his posts.
 

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