I went TREASURE hunting..I FOUND this
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- Sometimes there is good adventure right behind the house .. years ago I searched for treasure .. it still gets me excited.
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If you haven't seen it and you like this kind of stuff watch my Geronimo Cave video here: ruclips.net/video/Y-j2FNqynlY/видео.htmlsi=5wZd1yTgtuH0ELqY Thanks!
That was 1 of my 1st videos I watched got me interested in your channel great content best of health to ya
I found a bandet hide out near your location I will keep you in mind when I get out to the area you live.
Since you are in the l c area
OK I will send you my email so I can send pictures of the original signs I'm planning a trip before Christmas I'm 50 and I am going to go to the organ mtns I seen a Spanish cross in picture but they took the picture out. Circle can mean position of gold if a triangle is near it point life circles have a starting position and depending on the amount of rings is the distance zig zag is steps or river position Circle with dot in center moons no dots just Circle is sun
The Geronimo video was the first one I saw and that was the one I subscribed on.
I tell you the truth that these videos bring me all the best inside of my being, those mountains of rocks, the bright sun, the dogs, the mules and of course you narrating us all the way. I want to thank you and keep up your wonderful videos, they do us a lot of good.
Wow, thank you.. glad you enjoy them and they are doing some good .. I do enjoy sharing my adventures
@@BrettVaughnB100 I’m so glad I found this channel! It really brightens my day. I just think it’s really good, pure and beautiful.
You're living the good life my friend. I m 72 now and I cowboyed all over Arizona . Saw a bunch of great sights. Thanks for sharing and not giving away your locations
Thanks .. I bet you have seen many ...
My friend and I were going to go all over Arizona. Unfortunately, our 😮bodies did not agree, so at least I can live a bit vicariously through you and a few others that share their adventures here on YT, THANK YOU! Love seeing the nature and learning about those who came before us, and how they lived.❤Thank you, Brett!🙋🏻♀️🙂
I can see large, stone faces, starting at the 15:22 mark. Top of the head, w/hair or bandana on is to the left, chin points to the right. Wonder what you’d see if you panned back from the shot? Once I’ve seen it, it’s so obvious that I can’t unsee it!🙋🏻♀️🪨
Just loved this video. From Scotland and been following your great channel for a year now. Binged on them all and caught up. Love what you do. From the fantastic desert scenery, geography, nature to the mules and dogs Now with a bit of history, mystery, and intrigue. Its all there.. 'Onwards and Upwards'
Awesome! Thank you!.. more to come .. Onward and Upward !
Hey Mr. Ron from Tennessee
Im part Scottish and wish my son and I could visit there one day
Blessins to you
I simply love your videos! Just subscribed to your channel! I was a horseman for nearly half a century but lost everything (horse, trailer, truck, house, barns, etc 😂) in a divorce so it’s super exciting watching you ride your mule in the desert 🌵. In your Geronimo video you flew your drone while riding- that was cool. Plus all the B row videos showing you riding past the camera. That’s a lot of work getting up and down from your saddle to get your tripod level in that type of terrain! And you using a selfie stick while riding in that rocky terrain and on the sides of hills is an incredible feat! Well done and I can’t wait to watch your other videos! Oh, and you bringing your mule with you in the cave- wow! My 17 hand Thoroughbred Appaloosa would have taken one look at that dark hole and said no way!! Thanks again for all the work you do!
That’s great you understand .. I do enjoy trying to make a good video .. thanks
Hi bret I've just found your videos what a great sport you are mate I'm in Australia and enjoyed the video s I would
Love todo that sort of thing any chance in the future you can follow the old western cowboy trails and find some old grave sites out there keep up the good videos jim
I can’t seem to stop watching these. I’m up in Santa Fe and have horses, but I would love to trek on a mule. You are an amazing cinematographer and storyteller. These are better entertainment than Netflix. Thanks for sharing.
Oh wow .. Thank you !! I am trying .. I use to do a lot of work in Santa Fe
@@BrettVaughnB100😅😅😅😅
I agree...much better than Netflix or Prime. I just found this channel and have pretty much been watching nothing else.
So glad I found this channel and subscribed a few days ago. I've never done much exploring out west, except for 2 years of trade school in 89 thru 91 in Wyoming and Montana. But I did a lot in the upper peninsula Michigan. Some in Pennsylvania mountains and Tennessee. I've always felt my best out in Mother nature. Had a stroke and quadruple bypass 9 years ago, so most of that is now behind me. I feel like I'm with you on these adventures. The more I watch you're channel the more great memories come flooding back. Thank you and keep up the great content.
I will try and glad I can help .. sorry about your health .. Thank you for watching
I feel like living like this man becoming a hermit and being all by myself because of the evilness it's going on in our country here as long as I stay away from people I feel good and stay in prayer with our father and I would love to have dogs in a good meal myself and go out prospecting and not be bothered with the evilness and other people I don't care if they're good I want to be all by myself
I used to live in Black Canyon City and a fellow volunteer firefighter had an Arabian ranch. I used to love riding in the hills on those Arabs. I couldn’t believe how sure footed they were! I’m 67 now and hadn’t ridden in over 20 years. I don’t know if my back could still stand it. Anyway, I love watching you ride through the desert. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you .. those Arabians are known for their endurance too
I agree with you. I think most of the petroglyphs are just doodles. They didn’t have phones to look at in their free time. Snakes are still out. We had a mule step on one last week. Turns out they can’t strike very well with a mule standing on them. He missed but makes you pucker up a little.
I just discovered your channel today 11/18/23. So far I am enjoying your channel immensely. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures and videos ❤. Keep’em coming
Thank you .. Glad you like it .. more to come
The red pigment painted on the rock is made from ground up hematite mineral, I believe. With cactus or tree sap as a binder glue. If there were black lines as well, it would be charcoal with the same binder glue. The cave art on the California Central Coast area was made with those minerals. That's my guess, anyhow!
Good enough guess for me .. Thanks
Was going to say that but you did, and in such a good way! Don't think they are doodles but stories and info for others..my opinion lolol
Take care, Brett, and have fun! We enjoy the videos. Would love to take a ride with you...but, alas , are in east tx lolol
It seems possible that these are ‘practice rocks’ to learn how to properly make the images. Compare to the Freemont, Hoppi, or White Shaman Panels you know see the big leagues. The Hoppi have given an interpretation. White Shaman has been deciphered. Ties into catastrophism. Intriguing.
Brett, you are soooo lucky. God bless you and thank you for sharing your beautiful videos with us. Please keep posting them.
Thank you .. I am fortunate ... your welcome and I will try
Brett, you need to take someone out of the Navajo/ Apache bands down there who knows what the pictures mean and find out. I find that fascinating!
One of these days I might .. although these might be too old .. Thanks Missy
Navajo weren't down there just my people the Apache.
@ewellfossum have you ever been to dog canyon - north of Alamagordo?
Wiggly lines - water stream
Holes might mean star positions when looking through the space between the rocks .
As an archaeologist I think petroglyphs have different meanings. Some are boredom, some are just prehistoric graffiti, some are marking game trails and water sources, some are spiritual or too much peyote, some of them do mark burial grounds.... Local tribes sometimes have an oral tradition on them. It breaks my heart to see the prehistoric stuff tagged. It ruins the context and what we can learn from them.
I was in that country In 74 -75. Magical quality . Air was so clear mountains 100 miles away seemed like only a couple miles distance. Need to go back.
I feel like I'm there, hiking with you, my friend. Have fun.
Miss going to the sierra with my cousins in El Porvenir Mex. Looking for treasure with my uncle Jesus an old goat herder listening to his stories an enjoying the desert an mountains.
Pictographs are painted features. Petroglyphs are carved into the rocks. Your adventures are great!
Thanks good to know
Just a guess the wavy lines represent a standing water incident with animals drinking. The connected circles are the sun and how many straight days the visitor stayed hunting. Unconnected circles are later one day visits.
Definitely a good time don't forget to pick up the arrowheads
These dog gone cities and towns also have rules about how many dogs you can have as well as having them tied up. To me I think if you can care for them, you should be able to have more than one or two.
Absolutely .. thanks
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I have just started watching your videos and am really enjoying them. Your cinematography is great, and so is your selection of music. The history you present in addition to your storytelling is excellent. Keep up the great work! Thanks for decent content; it's hard to find nowadays.
Thank you very much !!!! I will try
Always a good day when you're on an adventure. I like to read old mining ghost town books. Then go out and see what I can find and see.
Thats a good idea .. lots of old mining places around here .. Thanks
Really enjoy the videos. I used to climb around some of those places as a teenager back in the early 80s. Now I'm back in the area and want to see them again. Thanks for doing it for me. Thank Ole Agnus for hauling you around. I'm a drone pilot and occasionally fly in that area. Any suggestions for places to fly would greatly be appreciated.
Go over to the floridas and fly those .. there is even a natural arch you could fly through .. thanks
Red ochre was used to make rock art. Also hematite was used for the rusty red color.
I was waiting to see Billy Bob loves Charlene carved in something. 😂 Thanks Brett
lol ... I just needed to look a little harder .. probably up there somewhere .. Thanks
@@BrettVaughnB100 Lol
@@BrettVaughnB100 But most of us hope that you never find such markings. Great job as always Brett, and please keep it up as your channel means so much to more people than any of us can even imagine.
The dogs are so well trained. And they make me laugh. Keep up the great job. Binge watching last 2 days.
I’m 67 yrs old I grew up in Las Cruces NM from ‘58-‘74 I now live on the east coast! Watching your videos make me home sick! Love the scenery! Thank you for your videos!
Thank you .. sorry your not here anymore
@@BrettVaughnB100 Me Too! My brother send me Hatch Chlile about the time I go into DTs 😂🤣! I miss going to La Posta. In the mid 60s I fell in love with their Green Chile Rellenos of course I was 9 yrs old. S.E. New Mexico Mexican border food is second to none! Would love to see you scout Jornado Range!
Just tripped into your youtube world, love the scenery, the stories, your mule and your believability. Couple that with present day Onyx info, and old books, and you have a fan. Loved the warming of the beef heart my Dad would have said just sit the foil wrapped food in the sun on a big hot rock and I would be good with that.
Yes that would work too .. glad you found the channel .. Thanks
Great to watch you enjoying life in nature. Don’t stop but stay safe. Dave from the land down under. Ps sorry to hear your old mate Agnes passed away. Rip.
That’s dang fine! Me and you are the same, but my body is about 25 years younger! I love riding my mule, and packing my other one. Beautiful life God has given us.
Yes ... glad you are here .. Thank you
We treasure that you’re back doing what you enjoy!
I appreciate that! Thanks
I was checking water on the ranch in Arizona and found a rattlesnake coiled up right where I turn on the solar pump it was 47 degrees that morning always keep your guard up when in rattlesnake country.
Hate things... not suppose to out when its that cold ... Thanks
Love the adventure and Agnus and the 🐶 doggies 😊
Thank you!
Big Agnes sure looked interested in your vittles...what a good strong friend to have an adventure with.Dogs are very well behaved.Living the American Dream thanks
You have some of the best looking bobcat there is. Do you get meany? I thought i could she a bobcat toilet by one of them big rocks you were looking at.
I have treed a couple .. pretty hard to catch in this desert .. Thanks
Hi there! Agree with Sally jo about the hematite and charcoal. I think they are stories (past events that were important..battles/fights, travels, big ceremonies, important visitors, etc) or important info for scouts.
Take care of yourself--and your awesome blessed creatures! May God richly bless you, your family, and precious critters in the coming new year! We truly enjoy you and your channel!
Thanks . I will try
I like your style just not your compassion towards your best friends .
Why?
the older the glyph ..the more the desert varnish will start to reclaim the rock ..recent =white ..distant past=brown to black
The wife and I horse back in southern AZ and n.m. nothin better than getting out in the great nowhere to see what you can find. Lost my love 5 years ago, but still get out in her memory.thanks for bringin us along
Sorry for your loss .. Thanks
Yay!! This makes my day!!
Linda from Missouri 👍🥰😁😊
Thanks Linda .. !!
That is Soooo interesting and cool, cool, cool!!! Linda from Missouri 👍🥰😊♥️
Bret another cool 😎 video. Amazing how many years those drawings have lasted. I enjoyed your drone footage of you riding through the area. Not very ez to make a withdrawal from the gold/silver cache. Good luck funding your retirement...you and the critters enjoy yourselves. Take care.🇺🇲🌲🔥🔪
Thanks ... one of these days I might find it ...
Could it be that those circles that joined together were consecutive days that the individual marked on the rock to keep track of how much time he spent on watch? Interesting, thanks for sharing the adventures. Be safe 🙏🏻
Could be? Thanks
Do you give your dogs rattlesnake vaccine? I get it for mine. I sure miss Arizona...❤ I live your mule. Mine lived to be 30.
No I haven't for many years now .. I do have Dexameathzone if they get bit ..Thanks
BTW I love all beagles and Walker hounds, My Dad had deer and rabbit dogs, etc and we had a blue heeler etc. Thanks for the tag a long camera buddies cam.lol
Love my hounds ... Thank you
Ya gotta think of those doodles, as the ancient ones, form of writing. Like an alphabet, or the Egyptian writing. Least that is how I interpret them. Petroglyphs are the pecked into the rock art. Pictographs are the ones painted onto rocks. From what I know, a circle with a cross through it, usually meant a war party (think: a war shield, of a warrior). One example. Great video! Thanks for sharing a fascinating life! 🌿💙
If I'm not mistaken the circles with lines connecting them means Day/Night you might check me on that but I believe that's what I was told years ago , if I'm wrong and you find out what the correct meaning of circles with a line connecting them please let me so I don't make that mistake again..
God Bless and safe travels
Kyle
I will .. Thanks
Petroglyphs are etched into the rocks pictographs they used some kind of paint. I believe they could be 800-1,000 yrs old and that they told a story of a good hunt or was designating their home. The squiggly lines could be for a snake.Very cool that you have this near your home! Glad I found your site.
Olight lamp are very good quality,i have the S2 baton like 5 years edc ,dropped many times no shit! enjoy ! really beautiful place you go
Thanks .. yes I like mine
I've been out deer hunting Christmas Day @ 38 deg. Rattlers out on the south side of a grain tank, ( sunning). Yeah, I was jumping around. Hope you don't mind. I've found myself saying your "coined" phrase. " ONWARD & UPWARD!". Love it.
Many those things do make me a little jumpy lol ... Thanks and Onward and Upward lol
My dog is a Bull Arab, bred as a pig dog so 5 different big dogs. She is a sweety pie not a pig killer, the farmer was going to shoot her, well not on my watch she has a good home with us, and to help protect us. Two ladies on their own in a country town, i have shared a home with my cousin for nearly 30 yrs, some people look at us funny but who the hell cares. Its sharing a home not a bed and they can think what they like. Blessings friend
Watching from Australia. Incredible rock formations. So many appear to be faces watching you 😊
Good day indeed, thanks for showing the Petroglyphs and Pictographs Brett. Here in the Ozark’s there are many caves that are supposed to have Jesse James and other outlaw treasure in them. Always looking when in one. Had a friend who found a twenty dollar gold coin in one while sifting for arrowheads. He said he dug like hell the rest of the day and never found any more😂👍🏻
Thats cool ..I would like to find something like that .. your welcome and thanks for watching
@@BrettVaughnB100 👍🏻
My people, the Warm Springs Chiricahua Apache of that area and the Gila and up north near Monticello were called the red paint people, as they used the red clay extensively for many things...
Cool .. Thanks for the info
Graham Hancock huh?? Well, I wonder what Al Gore would say?!?! But many trees up there in those hills! He wouldn't like that much at all!!!...🤭😆😂😁👍🏼✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼🇺🇲
BTW..........I GOOGLED IF NEW MEXICO HAS ANY METEOR IMPACT CRATERS...YES....THRE IS ONE NORTHEAST OF SANT FE NEW MEXICO....IF THERE IS ONE YOU MIGHT HAVE DISCOVERED ANOTHER ONE.
Just found your channel and loving it so far. Thanks for taking us along!
You bet .. thank you for coming along
Brett, this was such a good video! Had me on the edge of my seat the whole time! There’s something so peaceful and relaxing about all the videos you do, it truly is beautiful. I have adopted your saying because I found it really helps in times of stress. Onward and upward! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you .. Onward and Upward!
Your adventures are filled with 1000 year old mysteries i do hope that you find the treasure , keep looking
I will thank you
You're a good story teller. Smooth and slow, very interesting.
Thank you kindly!
Thankyou for Sharing such a profound way of life, your life is incredible,
A lot less talking and more showing
Watch someone else
That one first one with lines may have been a cowboy or outlaw was using to keep up with days until he could ride out
Very interesting Brett. I have a pretty good metal detector and I have been up there but never used it. The Crosses are from the Spaniards is what I have read. That country is really interesting. Great video
Thanks .. yeah I bought a good metal detector just haven't used it much yet .. I do have some places I want to check it out .. Thanks
Rivers, water holes,encampments. Safe routes plus the hand had 6 fingers this could be left there for straglers and possibly relations who come together yearly.
People that hate their town shop Walmart.
lol I guess
I didn't hear a snake! Listened back several times! Sounded like something dragging against the bushes and rock surfaces!
Is that a Blue Tick Hound? We had one during the first years of our marriage. She had puppies once and 10 puppies were born! Sweetness all around!
Has some blutick in him ... Thanks
Loving your channelThank you so much!❤ Blessings!
do you carry a firearm on your adventures?
Absolutely.. never go anywhere unarmed ... Thanks
I remember the old cowboy and Indian movies the Indians use that red ocher paint for war paint and I read the Cherokee and the California Chumash Indians use red paint for medicine and rituals things of that nature
I have an olight for my pistol and that is the best light I have ever had hands down. Just found your videos I am really enjoying them. There is nothing like just being out exploring and enjoying life.
Yes thanks for watching ..
Enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing them.
Any guess about old scratch marks is as good as another. No one really knows. There are people that make up good stories about them.
Looks like the run rising and falling along the mountains in those first petroglyph on the wall. Wonder if it’s talking about times of the year
What a shame that people graffiti in, over, and amongst ancient artworks.
some people have no respect for petroglyphs they deface them with their junk writings
The New Mexican Native American Stone Henge! Thanks for letting us go along for the ride, Brett!🐎
lol yep...you bet .. Thanks for coming along ..
You will get a better , result, if you squirt, some water, on them. It's magic instantly, and no harm done, it's how the arch
see aeologist, do it , you will
I like your interpretation of why the petroglyphs are there, are grouped in any other remote spots. Makes good sense to me.
The one is of the ant people, the one petroglyph with the eye and the two antlers, the ant people saved the Indians from the flood, and took the Indians underground to safety
I have had deer heart that tastes like beef liver😊. Every scrap has a use! That is humans obligation to the natural earth
It would be neat to get someone that has schooling in the Rock marks to decipher the meaning.
Brett, I love your channel. And it’s funny but you and I have a lot in common. We look a lot alike and share the same stomping grounds. I’ve only been here around seven years or so but I’ve gotten around a lot since then. If you ever see an army green Jeep, Gladiator Rubicon with a white Shepherd/Husky mix in the back it’ll be me. We’re always out there somewhere. Make sure you say hi. You may just see him before you see me. He gets rangy on me sometimes, but I’ll be along behind him somewhere. His name is Odin. He likes to chase Javelina too. Got into a herd last week and he backed one up against a cliff in a wash. It’s a miracle they didn’t tear him up. Anyway, love your videos! Good to see you up and about again and Wishing you all the best!
Thank you .. I will keep an eye out for you
Yeah so Thank You for this video, you hooked me, fell into your channel quite by accident (I think). Apparently there are a lot of us who adhere to the old ways. I too am a cast away ex cowboy, adventurer, author, pathfinder, miner, prospector, veteran, ex everything I guess living in Salome AZ., I also interpret and read sign (petroglyphs of either Indians or old Spanish). You most definitely have some Spanish/Mexican sign in this video (like at 32:15) and the lone Wampum bag (Purse). You've probably have figured it out but I'm just adding a confirmation for you here. Great Videos, watched one other before this and was highly impressed! I said to myself, "I'll be doggone, there are other people like me!" Joined your Birthday club too for the heck of it, again Great Videos Brett ! Darrell Lane
Thank you Darrel .. I'm finding out there are a lot more of us then we realize..
Awesome video, them petroglyphs are prettie awesome , petroglyphs are the drawing’s of what the ancynatove Americans, had seen, or witnessed, nice that you spotted out a spaceship. I’m sure way back then, they seen many things that we haven’t seen in these days. I myself have a petroglyphs video, it’s on my channel, and I also got some Intresting things on my vid. Be sure to check it. Once again nice video! I’m a native American, from the northern Ute, in northern Utah. So ya kno,
Very cool I will .. thanks
The red dye is : Red ochers contain Hematite (red iron oxide) mixed with clay and vary widely in hue. Ground finely from red earth or clay, red ochers are lightfast, unreactive pigments that have been used since ancient times. They can also be manufactured by calcining Yellow ocher (Goethite). Some archaeologists think that ochre is a symbol of life and fertility. In some cultures, red ochre is used during rituals. Others suggest that red ochre is used for hunting success, with the red symbolizing the spilled blood of the prey after a hunt.
Makes sense .. Thanks
The connected circles mark the passage of time.. the unconnected circles may have been add on after the initial circles & symbolize individual days … the squiggly lines typically show mountsins
sounds reasonable .. thank you
The spirits of the old ones were protecting their ancient ancestors and ways when you heard that snake buzz my friend .. be very aware when you’re that close to the souls of those long departed .. lol ..
so much for my commentary.. ha !!
It’s a shame you and I are so far apart from each other , I think we could have a great time.. I love such as that .. every time I find an arrowhead or worked rock they used , I stop and drift away to a time far removed from us today , and I wonder what we’re they doing , what was the occasion to leave that worked rock behind ..
as always !!! A Great Video ..
Onward and Upward,That is the Watchword ..
lol wish you were closer too .. one of these days maybe our paths will cross .. Thanks Jeff .. you should be getting a package soon .. Onward and Upward !!
Native rock painting. Territory boundary sign. Gang warnings. Stay away . Snake warning.
Makes sense to me .. Thanks
Adventure, the journey ( with the Dogs, of course ) thats what it's about.
New subscriber, enjoying the segments.
Thank you
I have hiked to the top of cooks peak 10 times since 1976. at the age of 71 I am in awe of Agnes and her sure footedness. by the way, the us army used a heliograph in 1868? soldiers on mules, rode to the top. or so. to send messages across the miles. to other high points in the heart of the indian wars. the southwest is the best.....!!!!!
Cool .. I read that one time .. Thanks
A lovely trip. I'd love to tag along but I live in Scotland, I don't know how to drive a mule and I'm on my third artificial hip.
Sorry about the hips .. thank you for watching
my grandma made that a pickled tounge it was good both of them I cook deer heart
I have a few of the rechargeable headlamps like you have on your hat. I use on my dogs like collars at night so I can keep an eye on them. San Luis Valley Colorado.
I bet that works good .. these garmin collars I have have lights on them .. Thanks
Hey Brett, love your videos. Where can I find a good mule for a reasonable price, the broke ones I find cost 25k and I can't afford it?
Shoot me an email .. brettvaughn@icloud.com .. I know of couple that will be coming up for sell
I can tell you what i remember about the video i think those squidly lines is the hills or mountains kind of like a landscape drawing an some are different animals usually found in the area back in day. An that area was a trail from mexico to grand canyon that they followed an some of those marks signifys places to camp or where wster may have been. That's what i know hope it helps
Could be... Thanks
Bret, you have been a huge inspiration to me. I m packing a donkey on day hikes. I have a walker hound and her 1/2 hound pup, and want to take them out with me . I live in Or. high desert next to the Badlands, great country!
That is awesome! I would sure like to talk to you sometime ..!! Thanks