Lost Treasures from Arizona

[@WhiteynzPagankoff]

Great job on your work and thank you for fueling my desire to find things from the past. I'm going out to Goodsprings NV, for the weekend to look for the 20k silver wagon that went missing after being ambushed by natives. Thanks for the Inspiration to get back outside !!!

[@Mysteryp7]

Love it.. thank you so much

[@yvettevitacaponigro]

Thank you! ✌🏼😊

[@t.d.357]

Great Stories!!

[@stevesauck7001]

I live in the wrong part of Arizona. That is beautiful!

[@AZ762SHOOTER]

There is an old well on the way to the Kofa mine and blue star mines out on the flats. There is no old foundation. Been there many times but it's called Kofa deep well. Unless it' was in McPherson pass. I've heard the name middle well before. I'll get out my old maps and look... Edit*. After looking at my maps I found mid well. It's in between hoodoo and wilbanks cabin but I believe it wasn't there in the 1800s but I could be wrong

[@Motoxbrox]

Now i want to go try find some gold i live in AZ

[@x6XDuckyX9x]

This is interesting, I was in a hiking club in high school, we went on that hike to the spring, round the corner to go straight to spring, I came across a mine that still had old jack hammer and things in it. I wanted to explore but no one would go in with me. Years later me and my dad and dogs went and hiked it, found the same mine but over the years floods demolished the entrance or the state went out and demolished it for safety. I would love to go back with someone and explore more

[@zipwilliams555]

I am in. I have lived in AZ all my life and as a kid we would venture into Sycamore to visit the swimming hole.

[@JoeRoaneagle]

Where about at

[@sunnymason7198]

Quick question...Im from the lower Panhandle of Texas and I once heard a tale of 3 brothers who had lots of sheep and supposedly lots of Gold...it was supposed to be buried in Palo Duro Canyon somewhere but ive never been able to find much information on this tale...have you ever heard of this buried treasure?

[@Coop-g3g]

Are we that lazy we cant speak for ourselves ? Scary.

[@historyhastheanswer3757]

I'm in cottonwood, love gold mining! My buddy and I are intrested and cappable. Count 2 more in if your intrested. We are chefs in. Uptown.

[@Coop-g3g]

This is A.I. Rhe dead giveaway is the thing cant say numbers correctly. A POINT 45 gun haha

[@auhunter04]

Sycamore Canyon is largely a federal wilderness area.

[@brianmckinstry3308]

El texzhanos' chest of treasure in in the reeds or rock by the thicket in the river where he was killed kicking back. Betcha....probably by the base of an underwater rock or tree marked with a T almost a cross but not quite. If he hid there so did his treasure....or at the watering hole. Spurs fell silent cause boots came off. He came from jungles and water where they still wear a cat mask on back of head to prevent tiger attacks from rear. Works for cougars here too. Horse could pull boulder back to get to chest under boulder thus only at night. He had a few underwater stashes my gut says.

[@genergaring1357]

Do you or anyone have knowledge about the egg-shaped stone here in the Philippines..i have accidentally discovered about..

[@brianmckinstry3308]

Don't forget when looking for sacks of buried gold you are walking over hundreds of times more gold laying about. Look where you would hide something. I've found other treasures there where people did the same. People do not change. Only time changes....

[@timothydyhr7403]

Stanton is not abandoned the whole area is claimed and Stanton is an RV park

[@harolddonaldson2782]

I will sale it to the right person

[@bobseneff6115]

I wish that the pronunciations of locations were correct. The pictures of areas were in line with each of the stories. These treasures surely do not exist today; anyone who believes there are hoards of gold in the Arizona desert should think twice. The Dude Ranch history is unique and these stories feed into the draw for the wealthy folks to spend time in the Arizona Desert. It is a lure and most are untrue or fabricated. It is disappointing to me that even the pronunciations of the places are inaccurate and the pictures are of monuments and not of the actual areas that are being discussed. Sorry for this criticism.

[@WhiteynzPagankoff]

Your out there looking for gold every chance you get aren't you or just a full time video critic

[@brianscott7366]

Good stories, and as far as I can tell, well researched. But the AI narration is horrible. I know you can do better, please do. Until then I can't watch.

[@jasonlihhh]

Everyones an expert.

[@Coop-g3g]

Well some fake voice sure isnt.

[@jamesbowman5954]

Boring

[@RLuna70]

lol this story went from gold dust to cowboy thieves to now gold bars n coins lol this fake

[@quanahbarker2550]

The story about Skeleton Canyon is real. I lived in that area for years. My brother in law’s ancestors settled that area and remember that happening and told this incident.

[@MT-cy5tm]

Another repeat.