I live 90 miles away in Tucson AZ up in the Tortilita Mountains, on a clear day I can see the needle with the naked eye. Love hearing your stories. Thank you for the adventure.
Thank you to Larry, Jack and Hank for keeping our state history current and continuous for all our newcomers to the state! Thanks guys love the history!
Growing up My father always told me a story about when he was a young boy riding horses with my grandfather in about 1960-61 by weevers needle. He told me he met an old man out by a spring where they stopped to water their horses. (Now Pipers spring.)They had heard of gun fights in the area and were concerned, but That old man had showed them a gold shaft by the spring. He remembers that old man showing him gold nuggets that he had found as big as his fist. For years I tried to research who this was and this story shows more details about that it was Piper. My dad has gone back over the years and that gold shaft is now filled in by Forrest service. Incredible history. Thanks for sharing.
All ya'llz contributions to all these storied accounts concerning the Superstitions area are mucho importantaay. Youve made my summer much brighter as a result, although being physically indoors much of the time. Its simply wonderful youve shared & cataloged all these historic data points....;)
Always love the stories of the Superstition Mountains. Wish I was there to be part of the area. Thank You for keeping us informed on the stories of the area. Please stay safe.
Carl keep tuned in for episode 2 PC Bicknell about a reporter explorer who hiked in the Superstitions in search of history and gold good stuff lots of photos!
@@tweety2891 I'm good with heat. I lived in south Louisiana for 15 years without a/c, and dry heat is a lot easier to take. Cold desert nights are more of a problem for me. If remote work becomes permanent I may just move somewhere west of El Paso and east of California again.
@John Sickler I know! I spent many nights camping out in the high desert of southern California, looking at the stars trying to stop my teeth from chattering... XD
@John Sickler Joshua Tree and there abouts. A place called Whitewater was our favorite, and had a stream that ran through it coming down from the mountains. Tons of wildlife. Good times.
@@jacksanfelice8840 your absolutely right jack and thank you for doing it you did great and I love the story , and the rest of the story's or History you tell on here . peace be with you.
Jack is precious, he is such a good-guy. I accept potentials for Ancient Seafarers and Explorers having traversed this world, including the Southwest USA. I also can discern a potential for Political reaistance with a Spanish Monarch, for the evidence of extreme Greed witnessed in the actions of the individuals the Spanish Crown sent throughout the Americas. What they did ... What the Indoeuropeans did in North America - May ut be an incentive for Practicing the Hugher Mind, Maturing of Mind and actions.
Oh, all of my favorite cowboys..l can just shut my eyes and you take me to the world you are describing. You live in Paradise, you truly do, for all that History and to see those Mountains that so many men before you came and saw..How l wished l lived in a little house there..
When I was in my early twenties I read a book called "The Killer Mountains." Can't remember the author. So, in about 1975, being from Idaho and used to cold weather, I chose to visit the Superstition Mountains during the winter months. If I remember correctly, the temperature was in the 40 to 50-degree range, not bad. Anyway, for nearly three weeks in January, I explored areas around all the famous places like Miner's Needle, Weaver's Needle, Peralta Canyon Trail, Barkley Ranch, Bluff Springs, etc. Near Bluff Springs I found a couple of hidden stashes with things like water, recurve bows, ammunition, backpacks, tools, and ropes. Several of the stashes and/or prospects I found were just out in the open and some in small alcoves, caves, or rocky areas. I didn't touch anything, and I never once saw another person; there were no hikers/tourists at all. I saw several mule deer, peccary, and one cougar while in there. Being aware of the Superstition's violent history I did pack a pistol, but I had to see it for myself. I got home safe with nothing but photos, a good cactus spline infection, and some golden memories LOL...
To Larry, Hank, Jack and the rest of the contributors of MSM, a Happy and Productive New Year. Y’all are the “Treasures” of the Superstition Mountains.
I would like so much to go there. I know, I would find the treasure but I am so scared of snakes. My respects for you sir. You are a wonderful narrator.
I am third generation Arizonian and I first hunted the LDM in 1971. Been at it all these years but too old now. My hat is off to you sir. You tell the story almost as good as my Grandpa did. By the way, the entire Lost Dutchman story stems from a real Jesuit mine high in the Salt River Mountains. Fr. Charles Polzer, a Jesuit, led an expedition back in the 70's and took out all of the church treasure. There is nothing in the Superstitions but we won't tell the tourist that.
Mr. Felice great story even though i heard about that shoot before, why don`t you do a story about the ( Lost Dutchman graveyard ) . I have been told through stories, internet, DVD , ect. That when someone try to follow the Lost Dutchman to his claim he was alway was a step ahead of them and would wait on them at a certain spot on the mountain and would have a shootout with them and alway do the person or persons in that were following him and then he would take this person or persons to a graveyard the dutchman had started when he kill someone in a shootout. Is the graveyard still there and can you provide pictures ?
@@jacksanfelice8840 Yes, sure i want the truth, i figure if anybody would know it would be you all that do all these interesting tales of the superstition mountain. Happy New Year to you and your family !
Too hard to get photos now a huge fire burned all the brush off and it does not look the same but wait for my story coming soon on my search for the Two Soldiers & Jake's Mine doen in about 4 episodes I will mention the Dutchman stating he killed some peopke out there!!
@@tomshively5419 The French Jesuits were in North America in early 1700 or even before no recorded early history-they were among those Jesuits expelled -Do you know about the Knights of early Europe who were from the order of "the Dragon" well i found a cross and an ancient cross carved in Rock and a Dragon not far away near an old ttreasure trai lHMMMM!
I did not find a real cross just a cross etched in stone but the old Spanish style of Cross and a carved Dragon in Stone--Writted in my old out of print book
@@jacksanfelice8840 I'd love to find and buy an old copy of your book Jack. Nice to meet you..you do wonderful work! What is the title, maybe I'll get lucky and find it!
No I did use part of Juniper Serra's story right from the book on the history of the 1967 expulsion of the Jesuits but part of my info was cut as to make the story more concise also other parts of my story of WN was removed-perhapd there will be a part two !
@@jacksanfelice8840 I wasn’t trying to criticize, just mentioned it as I live in Oceanside, Home of the Mission San Luis Rey. Your stories are great, I really enjoy them . Thank you!!!
Jack, you definitely persuaded me to pack everything up, move to Arizona, and search for the hidden Jesuit treasure in Weavers Needle. My gut feeling tells me it is there buried. Now, I must convince my wife to come with me.
@@salvadorv3delgadillo115 ,damn, you scared me out of my treasure, hunting adventure into the superstition mountains. I guess I will stay at my really, really boring, 40 hr. week job, and die there sooner or later.
@@b-bopeddie1290 . I SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO . I AM AT < GENESIS PROJECT > . < APACHE JUNCTION > ARIZONA . FEEDING & CLOTHING . THE LOCAL A . J . HOME LESS . MONDAY TRU . FRIDAY . FROM 1 2 T O 2 P . M . & i AM < THERE < FROM : 9 A . M . TO 2 P . M . NOT TOO < FAR > FROM : THE ROCK ^ SHADOWS ^ ADDRESS ? . & LETS < START > A BRAND < NEW > < SPANISH GOLD RUSH ! . HERE ON : THE LEGENDARY < SUPERSTITION$ MOUNTAINS > A Z , THANKS . SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO .. < APACHE JUNCTION > ARIZONA . FEBRUARY 0 8 - 2 0 2 1 . THE LEGENDARY MAJESTYK < SUPERSTITION$ MOUNTAINS > A Z .
does anybody know the names of the three men at 10:00 to 10:01? only one of the three was named in this video, robert saint marie. he is apparently the man to the right of the picture. the man in the middle is of interest. can anyone identify, the gentleman in the middle, (as well as the other two)?? look forward to any reply.
One story long overdue is the killing of Fred Schrader by "Moose" Graham back in 1992 over a mining claim dispute almost across the street from your museum!
Jack San Felice Much appreciated! Both Fred and Elaine were wonderful people who got me started in gold prospecting and had a true passion for the hobby. I think they had a sign on their trailer that said "Last of the 49ers".
These guys are great. I've studied Spanish carvings for over 30 years and have followed those from the initial turtle carving to the treasure site. Think it's easy? Took 5 years to accomplish that. Went to the Superstition s in the 80's and turned around and left. To many easier treasure trails to follow in southern Arizona
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well the LDM is real and so is the Jesuit treasure .don't ask . over $50,000.invested and 46 years research and 6 expeditions .. you learn things ...don't even say those words "GOLD and Treasure " well if there wasn't a treasure there why build the Tayopa church out there .....? lol... and yes i am the Blindbowman !
T O . < ROBERT LAWTON > . < ROBERT ^ THE BLIND BOW MAN ^ LAWTON > THE LEGENDARY < ^ BLIND ^ BOW MAN > OF : THE LEGENDARY SUPERSTITION$ MOUNTAINS > ARIZONA . ITS GOOD TO KNOW < YOU > NAME . < ROBERT ^ THE BLIND ? BOW MAN ^ LAWTON . FROM NEW YORK ? . I SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO . FULL TIME TREASURE HUNTER . SINCE MARCH 1 7 - 1 9 8 2 . AT 5 AT CLOCK IN THE < MORNING > T O < PRESENT > AND < ONLY > KNOWN < YOU > ITS . THE < BLIND BOW MAN > . ON THE < GLOBAL > INTERNET SERVICE . I ^ NEVER ^ MEET < YOU > IN < PERSON > . THANKS . SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO . JANUARY 0 1 - 2 0 2 !
@@salvadorv3delgadillo115 its my honor sir, they don't under stand people like you & me , i have the same type of gift as you ,i am a touch null , can touch any item and some times i see its past ....we would would be doing the old miners dance out there if i show you what i found ... your one of the people i would welcome and share the finds .. i have them lock down .. what did i find ... the LDM ,a old Jesuit church from the early 1500's , the seven caves of Chicomoztoc . the Peralta tunnel and the Hoya ,...yes 5 out of 5 ..... i don't have a lot of money yet for my expedition #7 ...but it will happen . i never got help from anyone to do my research .its been all out of pocket .. but one person can not dig out the tunnel and the Hoya is so high up its hard to get to .. you say the word and you can join me and they can keep the fame we will pack the gold ....hope to make the next expedition before the winter of 2021.......i hope to meet you soon . Salvador ....stay safe stay free
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You know i really hate that . hank i thought Charlie made more interesting not that the others don't ...i think you all should do something in honer of Charlie ..thanks
@Hank Sheffer i really hate that Charlie passed away . so sorry Charlie really seem like a great preason an i enjoyed watching an listen to him...i still watch an you guys still do a good job ...
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I live 90 miles away in Tucson AZ up in the Tortilita Mountains, on a clear day I can see the needle with the naked eye. Love hearing your stories. Thank you for the adventure.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again - these storytellers are the real treasure of the Superstitions! Happy New Year!
I agree
Absolutely, the History, the People, the Mysteries, that is the Treasure ...
That man knows his history of "them parts"👍
I could listen to this great man all day long and never get bored. What an amazing character and a ‘lost mine’ of information!! Great guy!! 👍👍⚒⛏
This my favorite story so far. A great insight into human nature and covers more or less modern events.
Keep tuned in for Weavers Needle part Two my story
Thank you to Larry, Jack and Hank for keeping our state history current and continuous for all our newcomers to the state! Thanks guys love the history!
fantastic its better than reading any book , i could never get enough of these stories and now I'm hooked on the search myself 👍🇬🇧
So do I.
The best way to start a new Year!! thank you all so very much!❤
you guys are great keep up the old tales thank you for taking the time to share love the old pictures ect thanks
Glad you like them!
Love the stories and your dedication to keeping history alive.
Growing up My father always told me a story about when he was a young boy riding horses with my grandfather in about 1960-61 by weevers needle. He told me he met an old man out by a spring where they stopped to water their horses. (Now Pipers spring.)They had heard of gun fights in the area and were concerned, but That old man had showed them a gold shaft by the spring. He remembers that old man showing him gold nuggets that he had found as big as his fist. For years I tried to research who this was and this story shows more details about that it was Piper. My dad has gone back over the years and that gold shaft is now filled in by Forrest service. Incredible history. Thanks for sharing.
Happy New Year, we need a new one. Your stories give a person a break, thanks
Yes a new camer, and definitely the most compelling, enjoyable stories I can recall 😀
Love these stories
Great story with a Hollywood intro!!! Thank you for saying!!!
Happy New Year all of.you. Thanks for all the great stories
A great story. I never tire of hearing about those mountains and the lost gold.
Glad you enjoyed it
All ya'llz contributions to all these storied accounts concerning the Superstitions area are mucho importantaay. Youve made my summer much brighter as a result, although being physically indoors much of the time.
Its simply wonderful youve shared & cataloged all these historic data points....;)
WOW! I can't believe the stories coming out of the mountains! So crazy. The mountains are magical around here.
Jack ur the ultimate grandfather that men wish to have blessings
tHANK YOU i HAVE 10 GRANDCHILDREN & 7 GRANDCHILDREN AND HAVE TAKEN ALL GRANDS OUT INTO sUPES BUT LIL ggGRANDS TOO SMALL YET EXCEPT FOR ONE!
This was fascinating. “Some came to search, some came to die...and a lot of them died!”
As Clint Eastwood once said, ‘dyin ain’t no way to make a livin, boy’
👍👍
Absolutely enthralling tale Jack. And I do thank you.
Wow, another great story, thank you and wishing all of you a happy new year.
Ron
Fabulous story happy new year gentlemen be safe and healthy in 2021 keep up the great story’s
HAPPY NEW YEAR GENTLEMAN!!!🥳
Wow, Fantastic story & history lesson!! Thank you..
I can learn and listen all day about this great state I live in and find gold in....
Thanks, can't get enough of these stories!!!
Happy new year,thanks so much for these great stories!
Another gem, thank you guys!!
Awesome stories and history, great channel!
Great Story, awesome place to hike and explore.
Always love the stories of the Superstition Mountains. Wish I was there to be part of the area. Thank You for keeping us informed on the stories of the area. Please stay safe.
Carl keep tuned in for episode 2 PC Bicknell about a reporter explorer who hiked in the Superstitions in search of history and gold good stuff lots of photos!
I would love to move out there. I love the high desert.
It's hot as hell if u like the heat it's the place to b
@@tweety2891 I'm good with heat. I lived in south Louisiana for 15 years without a/c, and dry heat is a lot easier to take. Cold desert nights are more of a problem for me. If remote work becomes permanent I may just move somewhere west of El Paso and east of California again.
@John Sickler I know! I spent many nights camping out in the high desert of southern California, looking at the stars trying to stop my teeth from chattering... XD
@John Sickler Joshua Tree and there abouts. A place called Whitewater was our favorite, and had a stream that ran through it coming down from the mountains. Tons of wildlife. Good times.
I asked for more info about her I feel like you did this for me thank you so much great presentation !!!
mANY PEOPLE SKIP CELESTE jONES BUT SHE DESERVES HER PART OF THE STORY AFTYER ALL SHE WAS THERE FIRST!
@@jacksanfelice8840 your absolutely right jack and thank you for doing it you did great and I love the story , and the rest of the story's or History you tell on here . peace be with you.
Wow, on the edge of my seat the whole time. Makes ya want to go out there and hunt.
Happy new year 🥳 from down under 🦘
Jack is precious, he is such a good-guy.
I accept potentials for Ancient Seafarers and Explorers having traversed this world, including the Southwest USA.
I also can discern a potential for Political reaistance with a Spanish Monarch, for the evidence of extreme Greed witnessed in the actions of the individuals the Spanish Crown sent throughout the Americas.
What they did ...
What the Indoeuropeans did in North America -
May ut be an incentive for Practicing the Hugher Mind, Maturing of Mind and actions.
This one ranks up at the top of the "very best" list!
Oh, all of my favorite cowboys..l can just shut my eyes and you take me to the world you are describing. You live in Paradise, you truly do, for all that History and to see those Mountains that so many men before you came and saw..How l wished l lived in a little house there..
Thank you for your special comments! Jack San Felice
Thank You for another great story ..... I have been waiting for this one. Wow, great Info and presentation. Going to watch that one again.
Our pleasure!
Great way to break in the new year
Nothing like this on RUclips as far as I can tell. Excellent content keep up the good work gentlemen.
:) I love all these stories, true or false they are fascinating! :) Lee.UK
When I was in my early twenties I read a book called "The Killer Mountains." Can't remember the author. So, in about 1975, being from Idaho and used to cold weather, I chose to visit the Superstition Mountains during the winter months. If I remember correctly, the temperature was in the 40 to 50-degree range, not bad. Anyway, for nearly three weeks in January, I explored areas around all the famous places like Miner's Needle, Weaver's Needle, Peralta Canyon Trail, Barkley Ranch, Bluff Springs, etc. Near Bluff Springs I found a couple of hidden stashes with things like water, recurve bows, ammunition, backpacks, tools, and ropes. Several of the stashes and/or prospects I found were just out in the open and some in small alcoves, caves, or rocky areas. I didn't touch anything, and I never once saw another person; there were no hikers/tourists at all. I saw several mule deer, peccary, and one cougar while in there. Being aware of the Superstition's violent history I did pack a pistol, but I had to see it for myself. I got home safe with nothing but photos, a good cactus spline infection, and some golden memories LOL...
To Larry, Hank, Jack and the rest of the contributors of MSM, a Happy and Productive New Year. Y’all are the “Treasures” of the Superstition Mountains.
Quite a story!
I hit like before watching the video......nice
I love these stories,,also anyone noticed how big that priests hands are in the painting behind Jack.
Wow what a great story! Keep em coming fellas 😀
More to come!
I love the way he tells the story👍
Very good. Great stories . Thank you
Great story. Thanks
I would like so much to go there. I know, I would find the treasure but I am so scared of snakes. My respects for you sir. You are a wonderful narrator.
Another Great Story, I'm eating them up. 👍
Incredible.
I am third generation Arizonian and I first hunted the LDM in 1971. Been at it all these years but too old now. My hat is off to you sir. You tell the story almost as good as my Grandpa did. By the way, the entire Lost Dutchman story stems from a real Jesuit mine high in the Salt River Mountains. Fr. Charles Polzer, a Jesuit, led an expedition back in the 70's and took out all of the church treasure. There is nothing in the Superstitions but we won't tell the tourist that.
Mr. Felice great story even though i heard about that shoot before, why don`t you do a story about the ( Lost Dutchman graveyard ) . I have been told through stories, internet, DVD , ect. That when someone try to follow the Lost Dutchman to his claim he was alway was a step ahead of them and would wait on them at a certain spot on the mountain and would have a shootout with them and alway do the person or persons in that were following him and then he would take this person or persons to a graveyard the dutchman had started when he kill someone in a shootout. Is the graveyard still there and can you provide pictures ?
reSEARCH ON RELAIBLE INFO IS NOT CLEAR YET ON THAT STORY YOU WANT THE TRUTH DONT YOU
@@jacksanfelice8840 Yes, sure i want the truth, i figure if anybody would know it would be you all that do all these interesting tales of the superstition mountain. Happy New Year to you and your family !
Too hard to get photos now a huge fire burned all the brush off and it does not look the same but wait for my story coming soon on my search for the Two Soldiers & Jake's Mine doen in about 4 episodes I will mention the Dutchman stating he killed some peopke out there!!
@@jacksanfelice8840 Thanks i will watch for it .
A great story..hope there is a Jesuit treasure! I dug an old Spanish Jesuit Cross in Michigan
ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE YOU HAVE TO BELIEVE BUT REMEMBER THIS WAS IN THE 1700S AND NO RECORDS TO AFFIRM OR DENY
@@jacksanfelice8840 Cool story Jack! The Jesuits covered a lot of ground..I'm one of the believers! My Spanish Cross was dated between 1500-1700.
@@tomshively5419 The French Jesuits were in North America in early 1700 or even before no recorded early history-they were among those Jesuits expelled -Do you know about the Knights of early Europe who were from the order of "the Dragon" well i found a cross and an ancient cross carved in Rock and a Dragon not far away near an old ttreasure trai lHMMMM!
I did not find a real cross just a cross etched in stone but the old Spanish style of Cross and a carved Dragon in Stone--Writted in my old out of print book
@@jacksanfelice8840 I'd love to find and buy an old copy of your book Jack. Nice to meet you..you do wonderful work! What is the title, maybe I'll get lucky and find it!
Is there a book or Apple TV video a guy can buy with all the stories these guys have?
Jack seems to have missed Father Junipero Serra’s part of history, he was a Franciscan and is credited with building the Missions.
No I did use part of Juniper Serra's story right from the book on the history of the 1967 expulsion of the Jesuits but part of my info was cut as to make the story more concise also other parts of my story of WN was removed-perhapd there will be a part two !
@@jacksanfelice8840 I wasn’t trying to criticize, just mentioned it as I live in Oceanside, Home of the Mission San Luis Rey. Your stories are great, I really enjoy them . Thank you!!!
@@puffinvapor4551 I was born in San Diego, spent my teen years in Carlsbad, that was over 60 years ago, but I still have lots of friends in the area.
great story jack! again ,draw your own conclusion.....
Alot of People have Died Searching for the Gold that is SUPPOSED TO BE There but it was Probably Found Long Ago, Good Stories Tho Y'all keep'em Coming
Lord have mercy almighty what a story and every word the gospel truth ! ( ‘,
Thumbs up
back in the 80's, I hiked/hunted the superstitions regularly and I was shot at a few times. crazy wild west.
So was I partner maybe thAT INFO WILL AIR SEPARATELY
Jack, you definitely persuaded me to pack everything up, move to Arizona, and search for the hidden Jesuit treasure in Weavers Needle. My gut feeling tells me it is there buried. Now, I must convince my wife to come with me.
@@salvadorv3delgadillo115 ,damn, you scared me out of my treasure, hunting adventure into the superstition mountains. I guess I will stay at my really, really boring, 40 hr. week job, and die there sooner or later.
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@@salvadorv3delgadillo115 im staying at rock shadows with my pop's was up there a few times, want too meet up ? For an expedition ??
@@b-bopeddie1290 . I SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO . I AM AT < GENESIS PROJECT > . < APACHE JUNCTION > ARIZONA . FEEDING & CLOTHING . THE LOCAL A . J . HOME LESS . MONDAY TRU . FRIDAY . FROM 1 2 T O 2 P . M . & i AM < THERE < FROM : 9 A . M . TO 2 P . M . NOT TOO < FAR > FROM : THE ROCK ^ SHADOWS ^ ADDRESS ? . & LETS < START > A BRAND < NEW > < SPANISH GOLD RUSH ! . HERE ON : THE LEGENDARY < SUPERSTITION$ MOUNTAINS > A Z , THANKS . SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO .. < APACHE JUNCTION > ARIZONA . FEBRUARY 0 8 - 2 0 2 1 . THE LEGENDARY MAJESTYK < SUPERSTITION$ MOUNTAINS > A Z .
Nice scarf
Cray Cray!!!!
That military helicopter was not dispatched out of wright field it was Luke fab my dad flew that chopper…. Captain McMeen
Thank you, I really like these stories. Like the Indians said; "The Yellow Metal that Drives The White Man Crazy".
go jack good video
Good glad u liked it Hows about that whte bandana?
Love your videos even with the loud intro lol
Thanks
Did Charlie pass away as i have heard ?
yES cHARLIE PASSED AWAY OVER A YEARS AGO NOW SUDDENLY BY INTERNAL ISSUES
We all miss Charlie !
does anybody know the names of the three men at 10:00 to 10:01? only one of the three was named in this video, robert saint marie. he is apparently the man to the right of the picture. the man in the middle is of interest. can anyone identify, the gentleman in the middle, (as well as the other two)?? look forward to any reply.
*Is that Roy Rogers brother?* 😆😆😆
One story long overdue is the killing of Fred Schrader by "Moose" Graham back in 1992 over a mining claim dispute almost across the street from your museum!
mAY DO THAT ONE IN dEATHS IN THE sUPERSTITIONS COMING UP THIS YEAR i HOPE
Jack San Felice Much appreciated! Both Fred and Elaine were wonderful people who got me started in gold prospecting and had a true passion for the hobby. I think they had a sign on their trailer that said "Last of the 49ers".
@@orringarn3779 I will talk about them when I do Deaths in the Superstitions in a three part series or maybe two?
Jack San Felice Thank you, Sir! 😀
👍👍👍👍
These guys are great. I've studied Spanish carvings for over 30 years and have followed those from the initial turtle carving to the treasure site. Think it's easy? Took 5 years to accomplish that. Went to the Superstition s in the 80's and turned around and left. To many easier treasure trails to follow in southern Arizona
T O . MYSTERIES OF THE SUPERSTITIONS MOUNTAINS . < JACK SAN FELICE > MERRY X MAS . FELIZ PROSPERO ANO NUEVO 2 0 2 1 . SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO . FULL TIME TREASURE HUNTER . JANUARY 0 1 - 2 0 2 1
Like so many others just a bunch of nuts.
I wonder if you could stay alive out there today?
DRAW
The priests made slaves of the local natives.
well the LDM is real and so is the Jesuit treasure .don't ask . over $50,000.invested and 46 years research and 6 expeditions .. you learn things ...don't even say those words "GOLD and Treasure " well if there wasn't a treasure there why build the Tayopa church out there .....? lol... and yes i am the Blindbowman !
hAVE FAITH AND DO YOUR HOMEWORK THE FACTS MAY COME OUT YET BUT PROOF IS HARD TO CORROBORATE THAT IS THE MAIN ISSUE
@@jacksanfelice8840 ,, ever person that had gold could not take it with them ..
T O . < ROBERT LAWTON > . < ROBERT ^ THE BLIND BOW MAN ^ LAWTON > THE LEGENDARY < ^ BLIND ^ BOW MAN > OF : THE LEGENDARY SUPERSTITION$ MOUNTAINS > ARIZONA . ITS GOOD TO KNOW < YOU > NAME . < ROBERT ^ THE BLIND ? BOW MAN ^ LAWTON . FROM NEW YORK ? . I SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO . FULL TIME TREASURE HUNTER . SINCE MARCH 1 7 - 1 9 8 2 . AT 5 AT CLOCK IN THE < MORNING > T O < PRESENT > AND < ONLY > KNOWN < YOU > ITS . THE < BLIND BOW MAN > . ON THE < GLOBAL > INTERNET SERVICE . I ^ NEVER ^ MEET < YOU > IN < PERSON > . THANKS . SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO . JANUARY 0 1 - 2 0 2 !
@@salvadorv3delgadillo115 its my honor sir, they don't under stand people like you & me , i have the same type of gift as you ,i am a touch null , can touch any item and some times i see its past ....we would would be doing the old miners dance out there if i show you what i found ... your one of the people i would welcome and share the finds .. i have them lock down .. what did i find ... the LDM ,a old Jesuit church from the early 1500's , the seven caves of Chicomoztoc . the Peralta tunnel and the Hoya ,...yes 5 out of 5 ..... i don't have a lot of money yet for my expedition #7 ...but it will happen . i never got help from anyone to do my research .its been all out of pocket .. but one person can not dig out the tunnel and the Hoya is so high up its hard to get to .. you say the word and you can join me and they can keep the fame we will pack the gold ....hope to make the next expedition before the winter of 2021.......i hope to meet you soon . Salvador ....stay safe stay free
T < @@robertlawton3443 > . PLEASE DO NOT NOT < FORGET > . THAT IN THE YEAR .OF 1 9 5 7 ,. I A WAS GIVEN A < ROUND > GOLD BAR . WHIT THE < NOW > BETTER KNOWN ITS . THE LEGENDARY < AZTEC > CALENDAR ! . RAISED ON THE < TOP > . & < FLAT > AT THE < BOTTOM > . BY A VERY < OLD > AZTEC INDIAN < OLD > MAN . THAT ONCE UPON A TIME LONG TIME AGO . I SALVADOR DELGADILLO . HOLD ON MY < OWN > HANDS . A < PART > OF THE < NOW > BETTER KNOWN ITS : THE LEGENDARY MONCTEZUMA AZTEC ROYAL TREASURE . & HAVE < SEEN > 3 TIMES & < HUG > 3 TIMES . THE LEGENDARY < OLIVE GREEN > 2 TON EMERALD ! . THANKS . SALVADOR < V 3 > DELGADILLO . JANUARY 0 3 - 2 0 2 1
You know i really hate that . hank i thought Charlie made more interesting not that the others don't ...i think you all should do something in honer of Charlie ..thanks
@Hank Sheffer i really hate that Charlie passed away . so sorry Charlie really seem like a great preason an i enjoyed watching an listen to him...i still watch an you guys still do a good job ...
wE DID A VIDEO LAST YEAR FOR cHARLIE LOOK FOR A tRIBUTE TO cHARLIE
We did a story on Charlie look for oit in the series