DOC NOSS TREASURE MAPS EXPEDITION "PART ONE"
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- NewMexico-Expedition embarked on an exhilarating quest to uncover a hidden treasure concealed within the enchanting landscapes of southern New Mexico, with a direct connection to the enigmatic Doc Noss. Equipped with the invaluable lost maps entrusted to our team, we navigated the rugged terrains, following in the footsteps of the legendary figure, determined to unearth the elusive cache he secreted before his demise in the late 1930s.
As we ventured through the majestic mountains, we discovered a multitude of intriguing signs and symbols left behind by the conquistadors, tantalizing hints that hold the promise of a gratifying conclusion. However, further exploration is warranted to fully unravel their secrets.
Stay tuned, as we eagerly anticipate the release of part two, scheduled for the upcoming year, where we shall delve deeper into the intricate mine and venture to Site two, as outlined by the fascinating Doc Noss maps. Be prepared to join us on this extraordinary journey, as we continue to chase the allure of untold riches and the captivating mysteries that lie in wait.
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Nice adventure! I never leave home without Betsy, my Garrett At-Pro
Cool content … I’ve lived in some mountains in New Mexico growing up used to hunt coon. I came across an old cave with a ton of hieroglyphics. And on the side of the cave there were some of them crosses. Wow that’s so cool. There’s treasure to be found vertically. Sometimes things aren’t what they appear to be.
Great videos guys! Support most treasure hunters but really support the botg types.
Damn that’s crazy that hole was just left open.
Awesome adventure man!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@newmexico-expedition this is your best video yet. Keep it up!
Thumbs up for your enthusiasm and investment of personal time and $ for gear. There's a lot of history in that region. You are clearly new to it.
Yea hundreds of years of history in that area now its getting a TV show shame how they will only put what they want in the TV show. I just would like to see real footage and pictures of what was actually found there what doc saw the first time down. The artifacts and skeletons and rooms smelter ext.
@@Rockymountainprospector I'm hoping the Victorio Peak show will be good. I don't know about one in the Caballos at this time - but it's not like I would! My website maybe but the book for sure has pics of some signs that used to be in the Caballos, but are now long gone. They are from farther south than in this vid. The shaft in this vid is along a Copper deposit, as far as I know. Been there quite a lot over the years. I'm waiting for part 2 of this series. If these guys like to go down holes, I know where a ton are, with likely much better mineral potential.
Do you know of anything in utah treasure wise or prospecting wise thanks
@@Rockymountainprospector Oh yeah! Utah is very interesting. Check out Terry Carter's channel and the Treasure Exploration and Research channel. I'd start with The Lost Josephine (both the Uintah one and the Henry's one), the Lost Rhoades, and Carrie Shinob. But, there's probably tons of local stuff related to regular banditry/stagecoach robberies and so on, too. There's minerals to hunt down, too. Topaz comes to mind.
I'm subscribed to both their channels already yea I'm exploring the Henry's Josephine and some other things thanks for the suggestions Happy New Year keep up with the great content I really enjoy and appreciate all your work
That's a long way down!
Clearly, you were nowhere near Victorio Peak. But an interesting adventure nonetheless. Personally, I'd be surprised if any treasure was found in such a deep pit. Regardless of paper "clues", I'd be more interested in finding large obstructions that could conceal more horizontal entrances.
Noss and his partners in crime had more than one hidey hole
Doc Noss is my blood relative. I have proof the discovery Channel does not know enough about him.
Would you be willing to sit down and talk?
;i see a pair of eyes looking at you at 6:09, could be reflection.... full screen on the gaming laptop... Great Adventure thanks
I didn't see that!
If you are following Doc Noss stories, then forget all the shafts! Those came about in the 50" and 60"s! None were there back then.
It has to be on victorio peak which is on federal land
32*55'22n106.64000*w 106*38'24"w /32*92305*n from my trip there. They aren't anywhere near Victorio peak
Doc Starr / Noss, found multiple smaller treasures all around NM but the big one that was stolen from him by the Gubbermint was Victorio Peake!
He found many different types of Gold & Silver Bars, Spanish Artifacts, Breast Plates, Helmets tons of Horse Tack, swords, Spanish Coins, Jesuit Caches & Mines
KING’s Mines
Bootleg Spanish Soldiers Mines
Storage Caches
Spanish Maps & Markers
He destroyed and changed a lot of the markers and glyphs to keep people away from the T-Locations.
He found Pioneer caches that were found and moved / relocated to other places by the Pioneers and they would go back and take what they needed and would reside the location entrance because the Natives would scalp them if they found a treasure at the Pioneers property. So the Pioneers would just take out the things they could sell or barter with/ other Pioneers & TownsPeople. Doc was Native American and had several secrets given to him that assisted him w/ locating these Caches locations.
So a lot of times Doc would find something valuable and relocate it to his personal hiding chance spots all over the Badin , Caballo Mts, Or Mys, Franklin Mts. Middle of the desert and hide stuff in plain sight sometimes just because people wouldn’t think to look in the easy places.
He his 22 Dory Bars under a Little dog house at the famous cabin / hunting cabin there Olin T & C.
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I wanna join the noss treasure hunt!
Geez hundreds of people have been down there
Docs gold is stashed along old fence, lines, and telegraph lines.
I don't believe the gold is even in victorio peak, I believe it's somewhere else in those mountains.
Ya I think the military took it all out. We are hoping to pull something shiny out of the ground.
Hey guys! Love the content! Ive been doing some research on a lead I have in the Caballo mountains. One area I’m having trouble finding is a peak called “granite peak” from the letters I’ve read. Any ideas would be much appreciated l!
Yes we can get in touch. I know exactly what your talking about.
The Captains.
Lincoln.
32. 56' 42" N
107. 15' 11" W
I know where there is a hole in the Capitan’s.
I know where there are some hieroglyphs and old mines in the cab tens as well. I truly believe there is a stash of Spanish gold in the Capitan‘s. they’re in Lincoln County.
The Capitain’s would’ve been a major waypoint back in the day.
did government there allowed you to go there? how