EXPLORING ABANDONED MINES IN THE ARIZONA DESERT

[@robertlyman9789]

Those drones can sure save a lot of time

[@CornishMineExplorer]

They were both worth a look anyway, there is always a change they might have connected to bigger workings, but interesting to see one was just the straight incline and the other had a pocket removed, makes you wonder if it was dug at 2 different times by different people. Great video and good effort guys!

[@mainlineprospector3813]

I agree you never know if it could lead to bigger workings. You have to check it out.

[@AbandonedMines11]

You’re right - that ceiling in the first inclined shaft was incredibly smooth. That old ladder in the second shaft certainly was mysterious! Seemed a little out-of-place. Good video with excellent narration!

[@Tom-cy5em]

Good video stay safe out their

[@mainlineprospector3813]

Thanks for the comment! Staying safe is number one priority.

[@sywy612]

I noticed a mine over by quartzite. I followed the wash up towards it and find some limonite cubes in matrixes; and some fire quality quartz as well!

[@azironlungz2145]

Can u leave a general area where the mine are located?? If you don't mind would love to check them out

[@TheFreshSpam]

If you cannot find out for yourself or through the people you know I don't think you should go. These things are dangerous as fuck, you need people who've done this for years

[@STAY-GOLD-VINYL]

@@TheFreshSpam No one needs a dick head to comment with bullshit remarks.

[@codycarter3139]

Is this off the oatman topock hwy?

[@mainlineprospector3813]

Yes it is

[@RKWWWW]

What's the weirdest thing you've found in these mines?

[@AZDodgeViper]

found this old mine and gear on GE here in Arizona. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKqZgGV3grBlmtk