Lost Treasures of New Mexico

[@yvettevitacaponigro]

Thank you for the post! ✌🏼😊

[@robertporch8320]

Good story love AZ-New Mexico treasure stories 😊

[@Philip-w5l]

Many years ago, I stayed in the Messilla valley area close to the border with Mexico... It's truly,"No country for old men!". I remember that I could look East and see the Organ mountains...Las Cruces was a very tough little town/city... Well, I got out of the area alive 😂.... Beautiful country 😎... I'm old now, but I have memories...🌄 My strongest memory was the incredible and wonderful smell of the annual pepper roast...

[@bethbartlett5692]

Why? "Nare-do-wells"?

[@derekdouglass6859]

ive never made a comment, im in Albuquerque looking for a NM adventure! good piece

[@dannybradley4227]

thank you! of the many stories ive heard about the doc noss thing, this is the first that actually mentions my grandfather. props to you!

[@michaelfercik3691]

The biggest tale ever spun was Doc Noss' myth of gold bars stashed at White Sands US Missel Range. Noss was a fraud that lived off other people's money and was not even a doctor, instead he received his doctor papers as a fake foot doctor to sell Schroll Foot Powder. Learn the real truth about the con Doc Noss from Donna Anna County Historical Society KZbin Channel video about the scammer Doc Noss and his made up lies for taking other peoples money for shares in his lying treasure story. Doc Noss cheating people out of money actually cost Doc Noss to be killed by one of his cheated treasure investor, with Doc Noss's murder being found Not Guilty by a trial jury.

[@darinhead6790]

Thank you

[@bethbartlett5692]

If it has to be AI, then the one at 20:00 is far better than the other. (These would be so very good with a Human Voice. )

[@clayman4575]

These Ai voices are getting so irritating. Fake voices, fake pictures and in many channels written by Ai. I understand they think it’s quicker but it’s not good. There are about six different channels I found I believe are all the same organization for profit. Are these guys? On the fence still.

[@robertrodz9112]

I'm no hunter, just became a big time fan/follower of the subject after having this one piece in my hands , I barely melt butter in the microwave , it's why once I did showed it to a very well known hunter who has a big channel here on KZbin, he saw the pics and replied I had fabricated this piece/bar .... So I immediately knew he was a fake and just kept it quite but been investigating and informing myself about the subject , and now I think I have gold fever , I've even had dreams of myself out there in that place digging and finding stuff in my dreams .... It's freaking weird !!

[@warneyoung9403]

You have the disease !

[@tinytattoomike7943]

Get out there and get that gold !

[@vivianavalencia7449]

Wish i could got out more there was alit yo go thought but my e next time tour here

[@ralphtaylor787]

What about the missing Forrest Fenn treasure?

[@Oldguy-k3t]

Don't bother, it's been found.

[@ralphtaylor787]

@ oh, really?

[@michaelfercik3691]

The actual treasure was the selling of book's to chase something that did not exist. This supposed treasure recovery was nothing more than an inside con job for easing the pressure of possible criminal charges if the truth is known.

[@Robert-zr1lg]

You're going to tell me the Indians didn't sell it

[@MegaKB333]

No they hid it in a cave. A ranchers daughter found it in the late 40's or early 50's. I live in Magdalena and an elderly woman I knew named Dolly was friends with the girl who found the cave. The girl was from the Martin ranch 5 miles south of where the wagon was attacked. She told dolly she had found it and her brother shot her in her side because she wouldn't tell him where the cave was at. A year later it was believed that the Martin girl committed suicide. But Dolly told me that they suspect that her brother finally got her to tell where the cave was at then killed her. Because a couple that lived on the ranch during that time turned up missing at the same time she was said to have committed suicide. Then many years later their remains were found up in a canyon a few miles away from the ranch.

[@Robert-zr1lg]

@MegaKB333 OK ;-)

[@tonychapa3330]

Yeah they sold it to your mother's cont

[@tinytattoomike7943]

@@MegaKB333wow thanks for sharing 👍

[@user-qw7kh4ll3d]

So many mispronunciations

[@bradleyslightom6313]

It's AI, so it doesn't always get the inflection in human speech! Yeah, I have a severe dislike for mispronunciation as well, and don't get why they can't have an actual living narrator!?

[@eugenecrawford14]

New Mexican language is not easy to speak It's sort of a hybrid

[@clayman4575]

@@bradleyslightom6313Profit. There are quite a few channels just like this for different areas in the southwest. All Ai, this one just happens to throw in some actual photos.

[@michaelfercik3691]

@@eugenecrawford14 The last of the Chicanos live in New Mexico.