Discoveries of Interest (Treasure Monuments and Animal Tracks) - Uinta Mountains, Utah
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Some interesting discoveries I've made and need to follow up on.
Many thanks to all you who watch and share the videos.
Thanks for all the good comments.
If your interested in learning more about Spaniards and especially Indian Petroglyphs and other similar type stuff you see in my videos. Please visit Daniel Lowes website. He is a local author and historian. He documents some fascinating stuff and has some very interesting theory's. The link to his website is below.
www.tuscoro.com
My email is: wirecanyon@gmail.com
Beautiful I love the scapes and tunes!💜
Cool, thank you.
I am getting old but the horse trail looks good to me. That will tell you a little about one person watching, enjoying your videos. Most of the riders I know would not dare, except for the ones I have taught. No one taught me, I had the high mountain scent of elk in my nose and a good horse. He is now riding the high places without me.
Thanks Rod and as always, I appreciate your insight.
I like learning from your videos and love hearing the songs and sounds from a steal guitar
great work
Thank you and I appreciate you watching.
Bushwacking is my favorite hobby.
Yes sir, lots of fun. Sadly, I believe people like us are a dying breed.
Excellent, love the tracks at the end
Thanks Chris.
To EC, I believe there were earlier explorers and lots of Lieutenants with Escalente, Dominguez and Coronado, different trips. The E and D went up through western Colorado, (Douglas Pass NW of GRand Juction through Rangely) and no less than the edge of the Unitas. They scouted and most likely left mining crews behind and a trail plan for the future set up of the missions to transport and protect as much traffic as possible. It had its up and downs over several huntred years and that is why there are so many storys, trail signs, traces and buried treasure. They may have had some of the same information Columbus had before he sailed by connection of the Portugese Royality and the Knights Templar. The Tempar did get to the west but how return information got back is questionable. No one has figured out the Egyptian connection either but the Templar may have had knowledge for thier old connections in Egypt.
Ya got the first 2 tracks right. The last one is a front coon foot.
Badger tracks look like grizzly (only smaller) bear tracks that are pigeon toed. Claw marks show up good though.
Excellent video
Thanks Taz Man. I tend to agree with you and thought the same thing initially. The claws thru me off and I gravitated toward a small badger.
We have pet (they are wild) raccoons at the house that my wife feeds. Naturally they leave track all over the back yard and don't have those massive claws.
I wouldn't want to mess with whatever Raccoon left those tracks. Good observation on your part and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Great videos. Used to love the exploring AZ. Very interesting history there with Spanish. Every see or hear of bigfoots or strange things out there ? Saw another video of guys in those mountains showing cast of bigfoots.
Thanks Dave and Paige. I've never seen Bigfoot, but I have had two encounters with things I couldn't explain that scared me. They are both personal, so I've never mentioned them in the videos. One happened at an old site that had a mixture of Spanish/Indians stuff. The other happened at an old site that was Spaniard only.
I believe some evil entity guards some of these old sites. Just my theory.
Can you tell me the name of the musical artist, it really touches my soul! Thank you for your sharing your videos, look forward to them all!
R-Don, glad you enjoy the music. The songs in this video are predominately Slavic. They are as follows;
1. Jaromarsburg by Jan J. Mocnik
2. Slovjanski Mars by Jan Janko Mocnik
3. Land of the Gods by Jan J Mocnik
4. Svetovid by Jan J Mocnik
Just subscribed! Thanks for sharing your adventures. A code of ethics and exploring etiquette is rare these days... It sets a good example for the younger generations to get out and explore while being respectful and leaving only footprints. I can't tell you how many pictographs and petroglyphs I have seen defaced over the years destroying the history of the written languages. Being a creator is a challenge and is a struggle sometimes, looking forward to watching your channel grow 😎
Thank you for subscribing, I appreciate it very much. I feel the same way as you regarding these old sites. In a perfect world, I would post gps coordinates so everyone could enjoy them in person. Unfortunately, we both know what would happen if I ever did. Thanks again for contributing with the thoughtful comment. I wish more people thought the same way. Take care.
I like the music in all of your videos. Happens to be rather pleasing to me as i watch. I am a fellow marker hunter in extreme western colorado. I do believe the Spanish were in Utah well before any documented entrada such as Juan D Maria in his twin entrada's of 1765 followed by the 2 padre's in 1776. I believe a logical answer is perhaps all the codices were not burned. And perhaps besides codices there were record the Spanish found after the conquering of the Aztecs that lead to the Unitah's. They would have had to have guides and or a really good map to get there. The Ute's were interested in trading but according to Juan D Maria's journal they tended to avoid the other tribes to keep trading exclusive with the Spanish.
As far as the evidence as far as artifacts go....we know the average foot soldier paid for most of his armament and that's would have been more apt to be padded leather. Only the elite or wealthy could afford armor...especially equestrian armor. Cannons were not cheap either. I have heard ship board signaling cannons were the most likely to have been carried around. Larger cannons would suggest a rather good knowledge of the journey as a horse would have had to haul that heavy weaponry in. Santa Fe did manufacture cannons but i have yet to dig up any official records as to whom and when the casting was going on.
I have seen a few areas where i think the old markers have newer markers placed on top of or next to the ancient ones.
Tree's were probably used if the mining activity rarely stopped as tree's can die...fall over by high wind etc. or go up in smoke so i would think there would still have to be some sort of subtle stone markers to confirm or back up the tree's as it only makes logical sense.
Douglas, thank you for the very interesting comment. If you ever want to share more about Western Colorado, please feel free to email me. I am wanting to learn more about that particular area. Thanks again for the comment.
Thankyou for another video, I am interested to hear of any thoughts or proof of Francisco Pizarro venturing that far , the conquistadors I understand Cortez attacked the Aztecs and went that far, Francisco Pizarro attacked the Incas. Both or all Conquistadors were seeking gold. Curious to hear which Conquistadors ventured that far. Truely a beautiful land. Your videos are appreciated 🇦🇺🇺🇸👍 I bought the PawlDBeats album and also .Ennio Morricone. You have a good ear for music choices. Those tracks were recent by the looks, I understand why you folks have the rights to bear arms, with bear, mountain lion wolves coyote….looking forward to more videos…the people who lived in those areas pre Columbus and later would have knowledge worth hearing.
I updated the description of the video and put a link to a friend's website. He has a treasure trove of information regarding the type of questions you have and I think you will enjoy his website.
@@LowBudgetExploration Thankyou, yes I bookmarked the website. I was looking through google earth found two hearts in the Uinta mountains, I will look for them again and take a screen shot, not sure where they were. They were platues in the land.
Basinite, which areas of the high Uintahs would you recommend to explore for discovering cannon balls ?
2) Aside from the Spanish, have you seen evidence of other countries/cultures exploring the Uintahs such as Romans, Vikings, Egyptians, etc?
Canon Balls - I have never found any myself (I keep looking), but I have had the privilege of holding some in my own hands that friends have found. I've also held a broken piece of a canon that a friend had found.
Your best chances of finding something like this is with a metal detector. When people find stuff like this they keep it very quiet, that being the case, I'm sure many have been found over the years that nobody hears about.
Any location is as good as another, not trying to be vague, but its the truth. Rockcreek, Whiterocks Canyon, Moon Lake, Mosby Mountain, Dry Fork Canyon, Current Creek, Duchesne River, Tabby, are all good places to start. Stay away from Forest Service Trails and try to stay in Old Growth Forest. I try my best to go to places "normal people" wouldn't go. Like up canyons that don't have established trails and stuff like that. Or I will just wander through the forest looking for anything unusual; tree carvings, out of place rocks and stuff like that.
99% of the time I find nothing, but its that 1% that makes it worth it. Even if I don't find something, I still have fun. One time I sat down next to a pine tree to take a breather and a bull elk walked right in front of me about 10' away. He couldn't see me, but could smell me. He started walking in circles with his nose in the air sniffing. I stayed very still and just watched him. After a few minutes he gave up and just slowly walked away. Cool stuff.
Other cultures - yes, but I can't go into details. I've seen private pictures of discoveries that really made me question our modern history books.
Now that (other countries/cultures) is really out of this world!
Looks more to me like paintball war zone
Is that what the red paint is?!
Come on Basinite, what was dead? Don't tell me you did not look for it.
Despite what my better half says, I have gotten a "little" smarter over the years.