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A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

I have three sites that are specifically pickup locations (not mines) and all three have very well carved fox heads at them. Here is one of them and this location is a spot that they took a Cart/wagon up to which I would call an accumulation room and is marked with the 130 foot triangle and located at the easiest and first spot going into the mountain for a wagon. I believe this is going back to the nature idea that the Fox has a Den. View attachment 2253476
What's the mouth off to the left in background eating somthing? These I would call a dog more than a fox. Fox I was talking about always has a tail, and more pointy nose.
 
What's the mouth off to the left in background eating somthing? These I would call a dog more than a fox. Fox I was talking about always has a tail, and more pointy nose.
You can tell by the small ear, Here is another Fox with the small ear and is inside a shaft sign indicating the Fox in his Den.
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Looks like the dog mouth in back ground left is eating a heart.
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I'll see if I can dig my pics up, lost a computer a while back , have to sift thru my backups.
 
Here's the dog mouth I was talking about on yours.
 

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I want to point out that besides the Fox Inside the Shaft Sign I showed above I also found years ago a shaft sign carved a foot deep into a cliff face that had a sideways/horizontal Diamond wedged inside the shaft sign both points touching/stuck against each side of the shaft sign about a foot wide. Unfortunately back then I wasn't taking pictures so I never got one of it and it is one hell of a climb back up to it to get one now.
 
Here's the dog mouth I was talking about on yours.
Yeah that is really just a pile back there, the closer fox head is a standalone marker that has a shaft sign on the back side of it and also an alignment to the Crisscross spot.
 
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Yeah that is really just a pile back there, the closer fox head is a standalone marker that has a shaft sign on the back side of it and also and alignment to the Crisscross spot.
Honestly, there's always cloud reading, but I wouldn't totally discount large partial imagery there. But it becomes pretty subjective as well.
 
You are seeing things 500 years ago in the making as well. But , that's why auras, measurements, trying to knock things down.
 
I am more inclined to say that a fox has to do with a mine, as one I know of has a huge boulder fox kneeling just above the entrance as well as a large fox tail rock that you can see sticking out near it when you are below it and on the trail to it.
Hi friend, how are you? I think that when they're dogs they're a bit chubbier and have bigger ears, like this one. Foxes are more slender and have more pointed mouths.

This would be my example of a possible dog; an owl looks down at it from above a few feet away.
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Returning to the site of the A carved into the rock, there is a small saint looking towards this place, which I have already been able to show you in the other photos from the front. Then I moved some dirt and small accumulated rocks and what appears to be a diamond appeared.

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When you stand there, you can see a rock in front with a triangle pierced through it.

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And when you kneel down in the spot, you barely fit, like in a tiny fox den.

It looks like a cute death trap.

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Returning to the site of the A carved into the rock, there is a small saint looking towards this place, which I have already been able to show you in the other photos from the front. Then I moved some dirt and small accumulated rocks and what appears to be a diamond appeared.

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When you stand there, you can see a rock in front with a triangle pierced through it.

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And when you kneel down in the spot, you barely fit, like in a tiny fox den.

It looks like a cute death trap.

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On the last picture I have seen people use the point of a rock inside of the hole as a sighter to pinpoint a spot far away looking through the hole and using the point to locate a spot. there is also the possibility that they made it like this to give the appearance of Owl Ears.
 
Hi friend, how are you? I think that when they're dogs they're a bit chubbier and have bigger ears, like this one. Foxes are more slender and have more pointed mouths.

This would be my example of a possible dog; an owl looks down at it from above a few feet away.
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I would say a poodle with his nose in the shade to the left.
 
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Site of the famous Schultz treasure.

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This looks like the whole dog laying down to me.
 

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