A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

[Treasure Auras]

Can you define close? It is a relative term.

Mine have been within a hundred feet.

 

[Bowsertxhunter]

Can you define close? It is a relative term.

Within 100 feet but. More often 50 foot or less

 

[Mattock]

Something that was taught to

me when I was an apprentice maybe it will help.

 

[Rubenrod]

The pentagon’s I’ve found have been close to the entrance but small movable rocks not alignment rocks

When you say close to the enterance how close from the enterance are you reffering to, about how many feet from the entrance was it?

 

[Rubenrod]

When you say close to the enterance how close from the enterance are you reffering to, about how many feet from the entrance was it?

Never mind I just saw your answer to my question, sorry

 

[Bowsertxhunter]

That is very true however the owl is only at certain specific types of treasure sites, I have been to many treasure locations that I caught auras from that there wasn't an owl in sight, instead there were other boulder markers such as a Rabbit or a Fox and of course a Turtle.

Back in post # 5519 you mention that an owl is at a specific type site what type of site are they at?

Thank you in advance for any information.

 

[Treasure Auras]

Back in post # 5519 you mention that an owl is at a specific type site what type of site are they at?

Thank you in advance for any information.

The Owl from my estimation seems to be put up at locations where there are temporary storages on routes where they (the Catholics) could come back and pick up a cache easily. Really the owl is just a way of saying there is something here that is not visible/hidden working off the idea that the owl can see where we cannot. This is working off the nature of animals theory and their traits.

 

[Bowsertxhunter]

The Owl from my estimation seems to be put up at locations where there are temporary storages on routes where they (the Catholics) could come back and pick up a cache easily. Really the owl is just a way of saying there is something here that is not visible/hidden working off the idea that the owl can see where we cannot. This is working off the nature of animals theory and their traits.

Thank you sir. I believe you are 100 percent right. I have two large owls at my location here in Texas and there to my knowledge are not any mines close . But there is a good river crossing close by where they were probably traveling through . Or brought items here buried them and a group from the coast came and picked them up .

 

[Bowsertxhunter]

The Owl from my estimation seems to be put up at locations where there are temporary storages on routes where they (the Catholics) could come back and pick up a cache easily. Really the owl is just a way of saying there is something here that is not visible/hidden working off the idea that the owl can see where we cannot. This is working off the nature of animals theory and their traits.

Thank you sir. I believe you are 100 percent right. I have two large owls at my location here in Texas and there to my knowledge are not any mines close . But there is a good river crossing close by where they were probably traveling through . Or brought items here buried them and a group from the coast came and picked them up .

Your theory also fits what I just discovered a few weeks ago. I have a large owl that has a small mostly rectangular notch cut out I’ve seen this for a good while and wondered what it was used for. I recently found a small owl in the area where the 130 foot triangle from another owl and the 144 foot cross are. I picked up the owl after measuring distance and saffron the Criss Cross spot and set it out of the way. A few days later it hit me that the little owl might fit in the rectangle hole in the big owl. I carried it over there and sure enough it fits perfectly in the cut out. Now after what you said above they put the little owl out in the ground in line or above the spot where they buried the items. When the items were dug up and carried to the coast or to Mexico they placed the owl in the notched hole indicating they had dug it up. They reused the same layout of the Criss Cross to bury more at a later time. At least that is my thoughts. What do you think Sandy1?

As I was typing this I also thought about a snake head that has a rock in his mouth they could use the rock in his mouth the same way at a different location not far from the owl?

 

[Treasure Auras]

Your theory also fits what I just discovered a few weeks ago. I have a large owl that has a small mostly rectangular notch cut out I’ve seen this for a good while and wondered what it was used for. I recently found a small owl in the area where the 130 foot triangle from another owl and the 144 foot cross are. I picked up the owl after measuring distance and saffron the Criss Cross spot and set it out of the way. A few days later it hit me that the little owl might fit in the rectangle hole in the big owl. I carried it over there and sure enough it fits perfectly in the cut out. Now after what you said above they put the little owl out in the ground in line or above the spot where they buried the items. When the items were dug up and carried to the coast or to Mexico they placed the owl in the notched hole indicating they had dug it up. They reused the same layout of the Criss Cross to bury more at a later time. At least that is my thoughts. What do you think Sandy1?

As I was typing this I also thought about a snake head that has a rock in his mouth they could use the rock in his mouth the same way at a different location not far from the owl?
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Awesome find and yes it could very well be that this is the way they would know when the storage had something inside of it, it goes along with the way they would make a turtle with a neck piece that was removable in order to know if there was a cache or not still buried (if the piece from the turtles neck was removed the treasure was gone if the piece were in place the treasure was still in the ground)

 

[Bowsertxhunter]

Your theory also fits what I just discovered a few weeks ago. I have a large owl that has a small mostly rectangular notch cut out I’ve seen this for a good while and wondered what it was used for. I recently found a small owl in the area where the 130 foot triangle from another owl and the 144 foot cross are. I picked up the owl after measuring distance and saffron the Criss Cross spot and set it out of the way. A few days later it hit me that the little owl might fit in the rectangle hole in the big owl. I carried it over there and sure enough it fits perfectly in the cut out. Now after what you said above they put the little owl out in the ground in line or above the spot where they buried the items. When the items were dug up and carried to the coast or to Mexico they placed the owl in the notched hole indicating they had dug it up. They reused the same layout of the Criss Cross to bury more at a later time. At least that is my thoughts. What do you think Sandy1?

As I was typing this I also thought about a snake head that has a rock in his mouth they could use the rock in his mouth the same way at a different location not far from the owl?
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Not sure how that ROV picture got in there but here are a couple of pictures of the snake with a rock in his mouth and a picture of the small owl.

 

[Treasure Auras]

Not sure how that ROV picture got in there but here are a couple of pictures of the snake with a rock in his mouth and a picture of the small owl.View attachment 2251330View attachment 2251331View attachment 2251332

Sure looks like a shaft sign on the small Owl rock, I sent you a PM. I would just about bet you there is a compass reading off that owl or the small rock angle in some way.

 

[Bowsertxhunter]

I’m looking at getting a soil resistivity meter. Has anyone used one? How did it perform? I’ll be using this to locate caches like sandy1 talks about at a 130 triangle and cross. Up to 40 foot from the criss cross spot.

 

[Gabriel Maza]

Hey everyone, how's it going?

What do you think of this letter A? I followed an owl along a cliff, and right below I found a rock with this initial on it.

Just before reaching the stone with the "A", there is also what appears to be a fox. They watch as the fox rock changes color to a more reddish hue

Before going down to the rock, look at this. I don't know if it's a hummingbird, but I notice it has a small heart on it.

Once I was at the rock with the "A", a few feet away I could see this turtle or snake head, next to an Indian head

 

[Treasure Auras]

Hey everyone, how's it going?

What do you think of this letter A? I followed an owl along a cliff, and right below I found a rock with this initial on it.
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Just before reaching the stone with the "A", there is also what appears to be a fox. They watch as the fox rock changes color to a more reddish hue

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Before going down to the rock, look at this. I don't know if it's a hummingbird, but I notice it has a small heart on it.

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Once I was at the rock with the "A", a few feet away I could see this turtle or snake head, next to an Indian head

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Really great man made markers

 

[Gabriel Maza]

Really great man made markers

Hi Sandy, I've been following this site for several years, but I'd kind of neglected it. What do you recommend to help me continue my research?

I was able to see how, from the hummingbird's perspective, an owl's shadow and light were projected onto a rock on the ground about 50 feet to the north.

But it also seems that what's seen on the path to the owl looks very interesting; the shadows seem to play an important role here.

What advice can you give me colleagues?

 

[Treasure Auras]

Hi Sandy, I've been following this site for several years, but I'd kind of neglected it. What do you recommend to help me continue my research?

I was able to see how, from the hummingbird's perspective, an owl's shadow and light were projected onto a rock on the ground about 50 feet to the north.

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But it also seems that what's seen on the path to the owl looks very interesting; the shadows seem to play an important role here.

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What advice can you give me colleagues?

I only have one piece of advice try to catch an aura. Following the shadows and markers is a fools errand as I have said many times before while the markers will get you close to the area within a couple maybe even a hundred feet of the entrance, after that they (the Catholics) had information not shown in the field of how to use the markers that you would need to find the entrance such as a map or verbal knowledge that only they new about. (The Hummingbird is most likely pointing you in a good direction)

 

[Gabriel Maza]

I only have one piece of advice try to catch an aura. Following the shadows and markers is a fools errand as I have said many times before while the markers will get you close to the area within a couple maybe even a hundred feet of the entrance, after that they (the Catholics) had information not shown in the field of how to use the markers that you would need to find the entrance such as a map or verbal knowledge that only they new about. (The Hummingbird is most likely pointing you in a good direction)

Have you found a camera that can capture auras? I remember you used a particular one, but I've been looking for it for years and haven't been able to find it.

 

[Sangre De Cristo]

I only have one piece of advice try to catch an aura. Following the shadows and markers is a fools errand as I have said many times before while the markers will get you close to the area within a couple maybe even a hundred feet of the entrance, after that they (the Catholics) had information not shown in the field of how to use the markers that you would need to find the entrance such as a map or verbal knowledge that only they new about. (The Hummingbird is most likely pointing you in a good direction)

The auras are there, however dedication, trusting your gut, compass and distances can be a learning curve of epic proportions! Never Give Up!

 

[Gabriel Maza]

The auras are there, however dedication, trusting your gut, compass and distances can be a learning curve of epic proportions! Never Give Up!View attachment 2252788

Hi friend, that aura is awesome! What time did you capture it and what camera did you use?