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A GUIDE TO VAULT TREASURE HUNTING (Condensed)

If they are taken care of average life span for both is 60-65.

Below is Ruby, she is 23, she is a Vosmaeri Eclectus, Vosmaeri is the largest of the Eclectus family, they origally came from the south pacific, Australia, New Guinea area.... We have had her since she was 3 months old, we we got her she was still being fed with dropper, she was full feathered, but not weened.

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Wow, I had no idea they were so long lived. They must feel like your children then, in a way. I’ve never had birds, I’m more a cattle dog type and travel too much. But they sure are beautiful creatures, I can see their allure. 👍
 
Why in the heck would I ever want to take 100,000 pictures or even need to do that? I have taken thousands of pictures over my lifetime, there were the occasional auras and flares, none were caused by a treasure.

Why dont you show a pictures of an aura and pictures of the recovered buried treasure you found from that picture, that would be easier.
I believe the suggestion is: "don't knock it until you've tried it".

Two things for the community to think about:

1. Major international mining and equipment conglomerates heavily utilize PGNAA (Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation Analysis). By bombarding rock with neutron radiation, the elements inside are forced to capture a neutron and instantly emit highly specific, high-energy gamma-ray "fingerprints". This secondary radiation passes cleanly back through the rock and is measured by surface sensors to calculate the exact grade of precious metals in real-time. The incoming and outgoing radiation is different, but an emission does occur.

2. Global mining giants like BHP and Rio Tinto have officially partnered with subatomic imaging pioneers like Ideon Technologies and Muon Vision (the links work). Borehole sensors are deployed deep underground to measure how cosmic ray muons interact with dense, heavy metal deposits. The deposits can then be mapped.

The idea of a treasure aura being an emitted particle or specific energy wavelength that interacts with the camera is not far fetched when you consider the above information.
 
The TW6 runs at 82kHz. It's good for tracing utilities, especially in active mode; I have one and have used it several times for this. But it is not as good in passive mode -- i.e., when used as a metal detector. It is a static-mode detector with no ground balance ability so this is especially true in more mineralized ground. However, coupled with a data logger and mapping software, it could be useful. But I expect for the kinds of things people on this forum are looking for, a high-power PI is a far better choice.
 
Major international mining and equipment conglomerates heavily utilize PGNAA
Yes, but that is not what aura photography is about. PGNAA requires quite the neutron transmitter and doesn't naturally go very deep because it is heavily attenuated by soil. Where I live, I believe PGNAA is being used to assess potential gold sites, but they have to use it in a borehole because of raw penetration limits.
 
Wow, I had no idea they were so long lived. They must feel like your children then, in a way. I’ve never had birds, I’m more a cattle dog type and travel too much. But they sure are beautiful creatures, I can see their allure. 👍
Very much like 3 year old child, except we can go away for 3 days and leave them in their cages and not go to jail for child neglect. Each cage has 2 food bowls and 2 water bowls.

I use to have 3 boxers, raised 7 over 22 years, my wife now has allergy to pet dandruff, so when the last one died, I didnt get new pup. Both of our parrots have oil glands not dust glands so parrots dont bother her allergies. They both talk, Lucky talks the most,

I use to let lucky answer telemarketer calls, if put phone to his head or on speaker so I can hear and he hears voice he would talk, but it would frustrate the telemarketers.

Here is usual conversation when I put it on speaker


Hello, what you doing?
Im lost, find me,
What's a cat say, followed by meow.
Hello sexy, followed by wolf whistle
Help.
Lucky good boy.

I would then hear "can I speak to your parents" when he keeps talking they hang up.

Had people knock on my front door when parrots are out on are on back porch play area to tell me, "sir your child is calling you," They laugh when I tell them my kids are grown, its my parrots. They sound like 3 year old child.
 
Interesting pic,
Do you see how those beautiful colors are thicker at the top, & then gradually taper notiecably toward the bottom, & they are definitely not coming up from the ground?
There's your answer. Treasure Auras are a reaction from the underground non-ferrous metals, caused by the sun's solar rays, penetrating down several feet into the earth (unseen),
bouncing, ricocheting back up, & making the often fiery looking multi-colored beams, noticeably coming up into the open air & expanding out, Good luck, very nice talking with you! 8-)
What do see or think?
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If parrot post bothers members let me know and I will remove them, I was just trying to lighten the mood.
 
There was a post from carl nc thats gone
Most likely you are looking for post in wrong thread, I looked, and mods or admins have only removed one of Carl's posts since April 1st, and it was in general forum and contained a little to much politics.

Carl has been a member in good standing who has followed our rules for over 23 years. 👍

FYI, Mods and admins can still see posts removed or edited by members and staff once posted as there is a history of each post if it was edited, changed or removed recorded by software....
 
If parrot post bothers members let me know and I will remove them, I was just trying to lighten the mood.
No problem here. I love birds of all kinds and my Post #7599 above was only an observation about Moldy, who was beautiful and often hilarious despite being so closely bonded to his "mom".
 
So you didn’t actually witness any “blue flame”.

I’ve no doubt the old man believed in it, I just misunderstood, thinking you were claiming to have visibly experienced it with him.

Thanks for clarifying that. 👍
Correct - I never saw the blue flame. The guy in Durango is the only alleged eyeball witness I've heard talk about it. The old miner in Ouray only mentioned the legend.
 
No problem here. I love birds of all kinds and my Post #7599 above was only an observation about Moldy, who was beautiful and often hilarious despite being so closely bonded to his "mom".
Sir, your posts have never been an issue, I made comment in general in case some had issue I would remove them for being off topic.

Ruby is a lover, she loves to be held and petted, Lucky on the other hand let's me hold him, put him on his back and rub his stomach, but he doesn't let anyone else pet him.

He loves my wife, she can stand almost face to face with him and talks to her, he let's her rub his peak but will bite her if she holds him, she is afraid of him and he knows it, Im not and he knows it.

He has only bit me a couple times, but only because I was trying to get him out of his cage and he didnt want to come out. I thump his beak with my fore finger when he does. Someone else tries that they would pull back a nub for a finger, either one could bite a finger off if they wanted, they are both medium size parrots.

My first wife had sun conure when we got married, he hated me and bit me many times.

We have had 4 parrots, 2 Quakers died years ago.
 
Lucky on the other hand let's me hold him, put him on his back and rub his stomach, but he doesn't let anyone else pet him.
My Starling is like that. I can hold her and pet her a little but she won’t let anyone else touch her. In fact if someone tries she will usually fly over to me and land on my head.
 
My Starling is like that. I can hold her and pet her a little but she won’t let anyone else touch her. In fact if someone tries she will usually fly over to me and land on my head.
Long as he doesnt crap on your head....lol
 
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He loves my wife, she can stand almost face to face with him and talks to her, he let's her rub his peak but will bite her if she holds him, she is afraid of him and he knows it, Im not and he knows it.
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This is important to know about parrots. They are very intelligent and develop individual personalities when removed from the flock. A guy I worked with here about 20 years ago had a raven pet. Scary smart bird, that one.
 
Long as he doesnt crap on your head....lol
Another bird story while the aura group is reloading. My ex (Moldy's mom and the most radical animal advocate you can even imagine) yelled out, "Stop! Stop!" one day in the middle of traffic in Tucson when we were leaving there to come back home. I stopped. She jumped out of the truck and picked up a flapping pigeon in the street. We brought it home, she nursed it until it was ready to be released in a riparian area in Silver City. A couple months later we were in that area and she wondered how the pigeon had fared, so she called out its name. The bird flew out of the trees and landed right on top of her head. It remembered her.
 
At some of these Treasure sites they did Carve a Parrot this one is at my mom's huge aura site where we dug up the Catholic Vault.
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The above Parrot was found at this Aura Site.
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I am taking several people who have contacted me out to this Aura site this winter to see the Jesus Christ Statue (as well as other aura/treasure sites)
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Entering inside of Jesus in the fifth wound (The Diamond) is a pretty neat experience.
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Jesus's wounds— particularly the wound in his side— became flattened, turned into emblems: a red one-dimensional lozenge (diamond) shape formed part of the “divine heraldry.” The wounds and instruments were often formed to make up a coat of arms of Jesus.
The wounds were sites of devotion, literal openings for the believer to "enter" Christ.
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