The Lost Dutchman mine has been found

[@joefields489]

I was reviled by the fact that there was nothing revealing about this tale. 😖

[@morelenmir]

I love the way these stories are still being told--and told to be believed as well, not as fiction. It is as if the seen and unseen worlds are very, very close out there. I am English but my uncle worked for one of the big computer firms and lived more than five years in Palo Alto back in the late seventies and early eighties. One autumn, either 1980 or 1981 he and my aunt spent a month walking and camping in the desert around Phoenix--not 'camping' in a tent but some huge camper van they rented! He told me they did a little prospecting and panning in that area of the Superstitions. Like everyone else he knew a bit about various supposed lost mines and when they set off he was absolutely certain he'd find one of them... Sadly they never did, although--presumably from a placer mine--managed to turn up a couple of ounces or so of gold dust. They brought my mother back a *tiny* vial of it and then went and sold the rest to an assay before spending the meagre proceeds in Las Vegas on their way back to the coast! Apparently they really enjoyed the whole adventure, however my uncle said that twilight out there in the desert was unimaginably eerie. He said there was something very, very strange about the dying sunlight and the colossal emptiness that grows around you. He always claimed to be the ultimate sceptic and refused to believe in any form of the paranormal. Nonetheless he also said that if anywhere in the world had left him with _that_ feeling it was the desert and hills around Phoenix.

[@imgone54321]

Long before Jacob died he sent some gold to his sister (my great great aunt) that lived in St. Louis. The gold arrived in a small barrel marked " nails " on the outside of the barrel. A letter arrived later to my aunt letting her know that he had found a amazingly rich gold mine in Arizona. In a area so rough it was hard to come and go on mule. With a narrow entrance into the mine it was 12 feet down from the surface. Once down inside the mine small pieces gold was scattered all over on the floor. He said he would go to the mine in the fall & winter months to check on the mine. This letter was dated March 16th 1871. No steam shovel was ever at the lost Dutchman mine. The mine is still waiting.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Brad I would like to talk to you more about this [e-mail]

[@imgone54321]

Terry, that's all I really know about the mine. I can tell you the mine is in Maricopa County. He was homesteading the 160 acres in Phoenix and lost the land after he died in 1891. It would take Jacob 2 days to ride from his homestead to the mine. The mine did indeed face the west. Jacob said in a letter that he had mined so much gold he had to dig 2 holes to hide it. One rock covers each hole. These holes were not far from the mine because the gold would slow down the mules. Jacob said he saw the sun set only one time from his mine because the mine was higher up. Jacob said he sealed off the entrance to the mine in the winter of 1880, he said he was to old to protect it anymore, the letter was dated February 3rd 1881. Jacob would write his sister a letter every 5-6 months or so, he never did mention any man that was helping him with the mine. The last letter Jacob ever wrote to his sister said that he was not doing well and he had a cough and it wouldn't go away and he didn't have much of a appetite. Jacob told his sister he wanted his family to go find his mine. Jacob gave directions to his mine starting from Tortilla Flat. The directions took up two pages.

[@therehi4295]

Brad Waltz You have an amazing history. Is it possible for me to interview you at your convenience, via online, phone, email, any way you'd prefer. No worries either way. I'm fascinated by the Dutchmen story.

[@imgone54321]

Good evening Francisco, I appreciate your interest in Jacob Waltz. Like you I wish I knew more about the man. All I have to go on are the letters & such that were left to me. I don't know the German language all that well so I use the google translator to write every word out in English. I have been looking for more information so I can add to this you tube post about Jacob. I can tell you Jacob hated the Apache and he hated snakes. Jacob said he would kill snakes with rocks because the Apache would hear his gun. Every letter that I have read tells me there is a gold mine and it had rich gold in it as far as the eye could see. Jacob said that he didn't think the mine was very old. Francisco I don't do interviews for the reason if I started that it probably would never end, there would always be someone else wanting a interview. I enjoy my privacy just like the next guy. I hope you can respect this.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Brad, thanks for sharing more of your story

[@jennieohk6911]

I grew up in apache junction. .. my mom and dad and I spent many weekends wandering the foothills looking for gold... it was fantastic and fun and we actually found a few flakes occasionally in an arroyo. .. it would be cool if it were found

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Thanks for sharing with us Jennie.

[@DigDougDig]

The Lost Dutchman Mine, is located north of Phoenix. I went into the Mine when I was a kid. Still have the quartz rock with gold. It is a Mine! You work to get gold! No miner ever leaves gold or high grade ore just hanging on the wall for you to come pick off. Stop dreaming, successful gold mining is hard work!

[@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059]

The Lost Dutchman mine has been found .... We just can't find the guy who found it.

[@MrHm1234]

Well I think found the "have you ever had a dream" kid's dad... "Have you ever had a dream that, that, um, that you had, uh, that you had to, you could, you do, you wit, you wa, you could do so, you do you could, you want, you wanted him to do you so much you could do anything?"

[@greg6235]

This guy is full of BS on almost everything he says. Had to laugh when he told how Apache Junction got its name, "from all the different Apaches coming here in the wintertime" LOL. Apache Junction was originally named Youngsberg Junction, and it was changed to "Apache Junction" by George Curtis in 1922. Curtis owned the area and he wanted to build up the junction and give it more character and charm. Apache Junction is the junction between the State Route 88 "The Apache Trail" and U.S. 60.

[@PsychHacks]

I love that he's reviling the location. LOL

[@spunspinner]

The truth well set us free.

[@teresaenglish1050]

@For RestFen l we don't

[@Irish4u2nv]

Yea ok.... and he and his twin never wasted their time looking for any gold because it under a camper at a steakhouses parking lot lmao! I got a feeling this guy will tell you stories all day if your buying the beer hahaha. 😂😂

[@Irish4u2nv]

Yea ok.... and he and his twin never wasted their time looking for any gold because it is under a camper at a steakhouses parking lot lmao! I got a feeling this guy will tell you stories all day if your buying the beer hahaha. 😂😂

[@douglashaskett]

I've so been to Apache Junction so Meany times, i lived in peach Springs Az, my family owned the Last Chance Saloon off 66 an at the ripe old age of 15 i was a Cowboy for the ( X-Bar 1) an ( Denny 5 ) Cattle Ranches ,, I've got gold that I've picked up after a flash floods out there,,

[@theofficialdiamondlou2418]

Douglas Haskett he he. I used to hang at the Last chance. Small world. Lol

[@fredquimby6887]

comes from somewhere, same in the California High mountians

[@McChrister]

How much if I may ask? Just curious(after all those years you posting this!!😂) Hope you still have it….Gold is doing well nowadays! We go prospecting here in Atlin, BC, Canada. 🙏🏼🍀👋🏼🇨🇦

[@sherylgifford9387]

Funny how he is the only person in the whole band of searchers who know any of this!

[@xlifewritex]

Actually I found it two months ago and have mined it and keep the entrance covered. I'm not telling anyone where it is but best of luck finding it. I'm living the rich life now.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

I guess congratulations are in order xlifewritex

[@elfuego464]

U don't know shit bout mining ..lol

[@rangerider9091]

I was reviled by this story.

[@nurse7559]

ALFAB lol I saw that🙄

[@BlackTongue.]

The guy cant speel!

[@brianteed7390]

Skool done me gud, I larnt how two spel there.

[@moneyandtimefreedom3352]

FACT: it was found by the Dutchman Jacob, just hasn’t been found again.

[@1Klooch]

The Dutchman is gone and so is his gold. You want to find gold, go to the biggest bank in Scottsdale and there it is. Held under the names of Marley, Phelps, Dodge, Symington and McCain.

[@wyattdoodat]

Sounds like he's making it up on the spot. Story is all over the map, so to speak.

[@bethbabson913]

wyattdoodat Actually many people talk just like this. It's annoying that people think making things up. Very intelligent people and certain areas I find it's natural speech patterns unlike the dumbed down limited speech the younger tv generation is now used to.

[@wyattdoodat]

Beth Babson Not surprising you're defending him, you're just as illiterate as he is. To you this is normal speech!

[@bethbabson913]

Wyatt you're really writing stupid, baseless fodder. Go back and get an education and stop bullying online with those you may disagree with. In other words please stop harassing me or I have your information.

[@wyattdoodat]

Actually you're the one who came on here and took the first strike at me. And you're telling ME to get an education? LOLOLOL!

[@Gloria-ro4vn]

My great uncle Virgil "Pug" Hines went into the Superstitions with a couple of friends to search for the mines. He was an adventurer who loved the chase and the danger. After several days in they got to one spot they felt was the right place and then Apache arrows started to fly. it was in an area the Apache's felt was sacred. He told me they backed on out of there and never went back. He said all the gold in the world won't do you any good if you are dead. He went on to prospect throughout the west and he was very successful although never "Rich" he managed to amass an amount to get a very large spread and live happily for the rest of his days.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Thanks for sharing this with us Gloria

[@JW...-oj5iw]

Yeah. And I like his ketchup.

[@TheMattc999]

J W Really? I prefer his #57 steak sauce.....

[@rdwrevitup]

@@TheMattc999 Never tried Hines's sauces, but Heinz 57 and Heinz ketchup are my favorites.

[@TheMattc999]

displaced Okie yeah, u got me, I just had to go back and double check that shit.....

[@funsweed]

Good story teller , just like my uncle Old Windy , you name it he would say , bin there dun it

[@jessemarvin3217]

Terry I wouldn't hold to much stock in John Palmers tales. I was raised up in that country. As a little boy growing up in Tonto Basin my grandfather Red "Folmar" was a hard rock miner in that country for over 40 years. He's sirched fro the Duchman just like everyone else has. Has it been found? Maby, maby not but ol-John Will spin a Tele as long as the salt river and all the way to the Mogollons as long as someone will listen. I enjoy your shows and find them educational and informative. Thanks for the time you take to put them together. Sincerely, JD Marvin

[@ephraim2793]

Best explanation I've heard yet.

[@magprob]

Adolph Ruth was given 3 maps by relatives of the Peraltas, in Mexico. He almost found it, and was about a half of a mile from the mine, when he was overtaken by two cowboys from the Quarter Circle U ranch. They used the one map, which was Spanish in origin, and was drawn from the Peralta Stone Maps. The Stone maps were taken out in a hurry around East Labarge Canyon, past Whisky Springs, during the Indian Revolt, and through the Queen Creek area. The Spaniards were trying to escape the Apaches that were chasing them, and another party of Spanish miners at the same time, were trying to exit through what is now called the massacre grounds. Both parties died in their attempted escape. The King of Spain had laws on mining, and one was that accurate maps must be made of the mines location, and the trail monuments that lead to it. It required the maps to be created in the field. All trace of any location markers have been long gone for years. There are no clues to guide you. The Apaches killed a few mules at a time on the run, chasing the Spanish/Mexicans out, and then spread the gold out on the desert floor, then resumed the chase. The Spaniards made it to the Queen Creek area, trying to get to the Gila and back towards the Rio Grande, but they were trapped there, and they quickly tried to bury the Stones, before they were killed. Jacob Waltz, while out prospecting, first found some very rich gold ore on the desert floor, near the Quarter Circle U ranch, which he started pulling out of the dirt, and followed it up through East Labarge Canyon. It was just a matter of time until he found the mine that had been covered up by the Apaches. The mine was getting too deep for the Spaniards to work with limited equipment, so they had begun to tunnel in from about the bottom on the pit. When the two cowboys found this tunnel on an almost sheer rock cliff, with nothing but a very small trail leading down to it, they knew what they had found. They killed Adolf Ruth, moved his body and tried to bury the head, and then set about mining the richest mine in southern Arizona. Animals dug up his head, and by the time someone found his skull near the trail, it was obvious that he had been murdered. It didn't matter however, since there wasn't any proof to prosecute anyone. These two cowboys, and their families that came after them, worked the Lost Dutchman Mine for many years, up into the late 80s, when flooding made it impossible to go any further. They had always stayed in the cave they enlarged, and were relieved by family members every 2 or 3 weeks at a time, on horse back. No one ever saw them come and go...well, maybe 1 or 2 people knew. They are extremely wealthy today, and have no plans of ever uncovering the mine again. You can keep looking all you like, but knowing what I know about it, you will never see it, even if you stopped for lunch right on top of it! Jacob gave only 2 people maps, on his death bed, but they were only direction to one of his three caches of gold from the mine, which was the biggest one. He would make it to the mine, carry a very heavy load out, and stash part of it a bit closer to home and easier to get to. He had requested that his family come from back east to continue his legacy. Since he had already sent them enough to make them rich, they didn't respond. The owners of the Quarter Circle U Ranch saw Jacob Waltz, and some Indians that knew where gold was laying on the desert floor, come through, and then leave with gold within a 24 hour period. It was on the east side of the Superstitions, and Labarge Canyon was followed back in there. Jacob had a cache in that area. The gold on the ground can still be found, if you know where to look, and have a good metal detector. The gold on the ground all over the massacre grounds is pretty much picked clean. It is deeper now, and fewer and farther between, but can still be located on the east side. The Apaches threw a lot of gold out to the four winds on that day. Not everyone can have the golden blessings though. It is more elusive than true, lasting love. There are two springs in the Superstition Mountains that Jacob Waltz always camped at. They are still good, viable springs, and if you know which ones they are, you are half way there to retracing his very footsteps. Now, let me fill you in on another little known fact. Jacob actually had two mines. He did in fact kill a couple of Mexicans that were out there relocating Peralta mines, using a satchel full of old Spanish maps. Jacob was one sly, mean old bastard, to be sure. He was German. The second mine he located was suicide to go to, but it held the most fabulous treasure ever known. Even the Apaches that guarded it held it in reverence and refused to enter. A lot of people died there in the late 1600's. there are shallow buried bones all over, and it makes Skeleton Cave look like a prop closet. There is some bad medicine back in those mountains. Carry a small pocket bible with you. It is the True Church Treasure Of Santa Fe. The mine in the east Soops is just peanuts compared to it. No one however, will ever find it either. All you will end up with is pissed off spirits chasing you down the side of the mountain in the middle of the night!!! BWA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!

[@jesseramos960]

great story line,hogwash& truth stretching. truly american made bullshit

[@rextruegood6168]

magprob bullshit

[@theofficialdiamondlou2418]

Actually not BS!!!! I can vouch that 80% I also know. I also know where one of the springs is. Beautiful crystal clean cold water. Under a dry wash bed. Ne'er the foot of Weavers. Iv also found a early Peralta stone marker. I've done tracings of , but have never shown anyone. And a cave about 2/3 the way up a cliff 300' high after following the marker. Again I'm not telling. But I will tell ya your right about weird shit in those mountains. I'd go for about 20 days at a time. But I wasn't hunting a lost mine. I was just having fun in one of the most dangerous places in America. And have seen shit that would turn Mr.T white. I'm ex spec forces and don't scare easily. But I'm scared to death of that place!!!!! I won't go back in there unless someone pays BIG money!!!! And not without a shot load of weapons. It was freaky then , but was getting worse every mo. And started to follow me home. I moved in 2000 and haven't been back. Great research you must've been very serious in your hunt.

[@fatn30something60]

Diamond Lou good story bruh... What was you scared off??? Ghosts / spirits don’t exsist They have done doco’s on the area So your scared of your own mind Indians are in Alaska now and don’t exsist anymore What to be scared off? I was Jake Great nephew

[@theofficialdiamondlou2418]

FatN 30Something well the first time I saw a giant pyramid looking craft with three lights . One on each corner. Was pretty freaky, but I thought I just had too much whiskey 🥃 . But after the third time it was enough. Mind you I'm talking 8-10 years before " the Phoenix lights" from south mountain. In my mind ??? Maybe ?!? But four other people saw the same thing. We all moved!!! To go hiking for a day or two is no big deal but spend a month out there and you'll realize. We're not alone!!!

[@froezz]

Just look in az records on who holds deed to the mammoth mine and mammoth mine 2. A few years ago I had conversed with a mining operation that had just sold it. The mine sits ready to be mined as soon as pumping tech can keep up with a full flowing river.

[@drgdfhfdhfd498]

I live in Sweden and i have researched the riddles and and got some extra clues from my German friend. In Germany they have alot more tales/clues on this subject. Togther we have come up with a spot that fits the clues beyond our expectations on google maps. Like there is only 1 place that actually fits. Hopefully next year we can actually travel to the USA and se if we are right.

[@strattuner]

I'm warning you,beings you are from another land,the area that this white man found the orange rock,is a very dangerous area in the summer time,there is no water,if you didn't bring it,you don't have it,the rattlers are everywhere,sleeping on the ground is stupid at best,the scorpions and the wildlife don't suffer fools,there are many other places on earth to search for the oro,try them,this guys story is funny,many have died just from the search,don't add to their number

[@drgdfhfdhfd498]

We will be using 4 wheeler with 2 seats and his good drone he use for his work. So it wont be that dangerous since we will not need to camp there or anything.

[@josephdaiglejr8509]

@@drgdfhfdhfd498 it's a wilderness with no motorized anything allowed within its boundaries and the forest service are assholes about it too

[@mdamon7031]

@@sharonlefebvre1047 i sure hope i dont let her down

[@bigblackfu]

Where do you find more info in Germany?

[@johnny970]

Drunks are so fun to listen to...for about 5 seconds...

[@surfkillen]

Yeah but that has nothing yo do with this guy, he is not drunk and is working.

[@Irish4u2nv]

Yea ok.... and he and his twin never wasted their time looking for any gold because it is under a camper at a steakhouses parking lot lmao! I got a feeling this guy will tell you stories all day if your buying the beer hahaha. 😂😂

[@josephbragg5020]

Yes until they start talking in circles and repeating themselves.

[@charanjit1974]

He must be right because how many people have tried but failed and still looking for the Dutch mans mines? Over hundred years and still nobody has found it.

[@JohnNelson-ft2vd]

charanjit1974 I found it! But I forgot where I lost it!

[@randyrichardson5325]

I lived pheonix we would trek to the superatitions back side from dobbins look out and out set produce mats and and grocery store door mats in layers off of one of the creeks tjat run out of the superstitions in the winter and reclaim it after winter melt would end we would go reclaim the carpets and wash them out and gather the cons i would pay for my school clothes and reset the mats again right before monsoon season and reclaim the mats and cons and have me a little christmas money

[@teenapittman4241]

When was this?? Just out of curiosity. It's genius. Was it coins that were deposited or gold?? If it's coins, where were they coming from if no one lives in the Superstitions??

[@hallcody3]

Randy Richardson i

[@JW...-oj5iw]

Cons???? Convicts??? WTF do you think you're saying?

[@randyrichardson5325]

Cons are the clean ups from the sluice box and not coins actual gold dust

[@randyrichardson5325]

J W cons = concentrates

[@ShowCat1]

I found the Lost Dutchman Mine in 1979. Or was it 1969? No, no that was Victorio Peak, I think.

[@sb-rp9bm]

AROUND 1900 the mining camp called QUEEN ,BEYOND QUEEN VALLEY ,had' 30.000' hard rock silver miners working there..THOUSANDS OF OUNCES OF SILVER was extracted DAILY..SILVER WAS THE RUSH ...NOT GOLD ...by 1910 QUEEN WAS A GHOST TOWN...the mammoth stope (an angled entrance) site flooded out and was abandoned before any of us was born....in the 70 's all that existed was a stand of cottonwoods surrounding a pond (the entrance to the stope). no buildings or RUSTING mining equipment nothing was there...a really good place for a late night swim after the bars closed...with somebody elses old lady.... TWO brothers started to develop the ghost town tourist attraction circa 1988..they drug in old buildings from all over..the RUSTY equipment is a combination of stuff from the 20's and 30's from all over the state...i owned an 18 wheeler flatbed and hauled 2 duietch diesel flat== tunnel tug engines,from a uranium mine site on rt 666 in northwest corner of New Mexico on a reservation, along with rail to the MAMMOTH townsite. those tunnel tug engines had water tank barrels welded to make them appear to be OLD STEAM ENGINES...the rail track was laid out in a big oval as it appears today..the brothers were very creative and turned a lot of old barn wood into a thriving tourist attraction and hired a lot of locals to build the structures. Palmer's YARN is a poor re-arrangement of non existing facts..that he slides out from under by ending with JUST MY OPINION..AT BEST HE CAN BE CONSIDERED AS COLORFUL BANTER FOR THE TOURISTS...THE SALOON IS A GOOD BAR AND GOOD FOOD ...i liked it better when it was a swimming pond...and the comment that "WHEN PUMPING TECHNOLOGY ADVANCES THE MINE WOULD RE-OPEN....PHELPS-DODGE HAS A SHAFT 15 MILES AWAY TO THE EAST-THAT HAS BEEN A LOOSING BATTLE SINCE ' 80, WITH STATE OF THE ART EQUIPMENT, TO PUMP OUT.OVER 700 FEET... MILES OF SHAFT .SAME AQUIFER ...AN-UNDER GROUND RIVER..

[@stevejohnson7913]

steven bristow , Great story.

[@sb-rp9bm]

700 feet down and miles of tunnels

[@claytonsmith1063]

I think you're right about that. I have done some extensive hiking through the Superstitions, and millions of pickaxe crevices and thousands of places that they have blown to bits looking for it, and the great big gold mine is right there... Yep I will say that they found it... and they clawed every single quartz looking geological formation into powder... for miles around... destroyed completely.

[@joetrueblood7663]

I believe your right, it makes perfect sense 🙂

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Thanks for commenting Joe

[@MobstersInc]

Interesting stuff 🍿

[@itsmountainmike]

Great video thanks Terry !

[@bluesharp59]

Thumbs Up and Happy New Years !

[@racheallange2056]

Not sure if his story is true,but I enjoyed listening to it anyway. :)

[@misterindependent7994]

Nevada has more than one lost Dutchman in Nevada. There is one in the black rock desert a Dutchman found a cave "paved" with gold. Then he died and the location died with him.

[@joeynelson3744]

Terry one of your videos busted Forrest Fenns Treasure hunt wide open.Thanks dude

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Joey I don't know which one, but cool. let us know how it goes

[@TheMarried123]

Wait, did you revile it and hated it or did you reveal it when you found it? 'Splain Lucy.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

You know I have to tell you revile, cus I would hate to look stupid by really meaning reveal.

[@teach623]

I remember when I stumbled upon Scrooge Mcducks vault. I dove head first into that and now I'm paralyzed from the neck down

[@Outsiders_LOE]

This is great! I met you at a swimming hole in provo canyon, this past summer. Big fan of your videos now!

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Tony, I am so glad that I met you at the swimming hole. I plan on using my interview with you but it will probably be summer before I put it all together. again thanks

[@adon2424]

LOL! I see, they find the mine, then they remove the giant stone to get to the vein, then the stone becomes a concrete slab!

[@Ashphinchtersayswhat]

I think it was what they call today as the mammoth mine, don’t some of the known samples from Jacob’s find after being tested match the mammoth mine examples? I heard that somewhere

[@ColeYounger16]

Is this supposed to say revealed vs. reviled?

[@thomastaylor6511]

According to a ex great Apache chief the mine is still there.

[@chrislouden6702]

I have many Apache friends who would laugh at this guy

[@mercifromYah]

Reviled?

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Ya I know I tried to change it, but it wasn't easy so I left it.( Revealed)

[@imgone54321]

Terry I wanted to let you know I have not received a reply back from my letter, I think it's been long enough. I've decided to go in and re-open the mine again this fall. I opened it the first time 1993 for 24 days then I closed it up. Since the price is 3 times higher now I only have to carry out 1/3 of what got out back then, of course back then I had some help from Falcon Field, not this time though.

[@psr0459]

well that's a revelation :)

[@arizonapatriot5642]

Lmao

[@terryglenweaver]

Terry Carter --- click the three dots to the lower right in your commented section and select "edit"

[@fixerupper3042]

El Chapo and his boys located the Lost Dutchman when they were digging there tunnels🍺

[@E180TEKNO]

lmao

[@MobstersInc]

Lol

[@rhondaclark716]

AND ROBBED US WHITES

[@jase5415]

Follow the placer gold in the wash to the source... directly it's one full days march bubble....from tortilla flats... then some up the wash facing west...covered by a man sized flat rock

[@karrieeirrak8311]

I'm from San Carlos, now you know our secret!

[@williamsocha7772]

When the gentleman speaks with his hands it reminds me of someone pulling Taffy😁

[@alanablythe]

hi had the found it yet? i saw it in tv

[@akipmetoo]

Yes! It's right there!

[@johnnybumpous9108]

There was a tv series about that mine. They looked all over those mountains, lol..

[@josephdaiglejr8509]

They have a KZbin channel now since they called bullshit on the history channel's scripted TV show

[@phillipkokesh6152]

more great story telling... 😊👍

[@HLISocialMedia]

A complete sentence would really help sell this story

[@TheRogerKyle]

Cool story bro

[@fredquimby6887]

A trucker told me his brother found the cave, went in and Soldiers were froze to death with the statute. Indians kept them from coming out. Dont know if this true.

[@buddyanddaisy123]

This was solved back in the 1950s..i read the book. the author found a few people who had known Jacob Waltz (the "Dutchman"). Waltz found the mine (just a placer deposit), and returned to it several times. By the time of his death, he had exhausted the deposit-and he died in poverty. The site was found, but no gold left.

[@fatn30something60]

Ad Mirer no no no loool he was very wealthy the book author is getting rich he not gunna tell you where the gold mine is lol it’s. Or found

[@joejones8026]

11:30 i like that part, haha.

[@zingerflippinz2066]

The mine isn't in this part of AZ. It's about 50 miles away.

[@graystatemurder7255]

The guy who bought the town used Lost Dutchman gold. That guy found it along time ago

[@ifounditandyoudidnothosttr9224]

Terry ..do you have folks that can shoot areas for gold..or equipment that can shoot depth..

[@rusty1187]

Ya ever notice, that all the locals sure aren't out looking for his mine? They know better.

[@FishOnIsMyHandle]

I like the way he sort of bares his upper teeth when he's trying to emphasize something

[@StevenSchoolAlchemy]

Cool

[@HangImHigh]

Old story teller from way back !

[@arthurtabuchi7760]

BRAVO !!!! 😁😁😁😁😁🙌👏👏👏👏

[@stevealacavage2321]

anybody ever hear about the Spanish Rock map? 7 mines!

[@Nova-ne1il]

I'm a old az family boy this story is B's but first know that it is closer to the truth than what you know. Or what 95 percent of people know yes it was mined out it was a stash . It has been found . It is gone and some big people keep that a secret . And FYI stop dieing on the mountain it's gone.

[@leeving7072]

The Indian wife told her husband where all the gold was and they cut her tongue out? That would make sense if they cut her tongue out before they got married? Even then she would be able to show people, or draw a map. After discovering she told her husband, the Indians wound have to take care of both husband and wife. Quite a yarn.

[@docontra292]

Americaaaa, FUCK YEAH!

[@robertshannon4785]

merry Christmas and a happy new year and to all a good night, from RPShannon

[@linniemurphy3570]

do you think its true or old mountain mans tail. i lived in mesa Arizona 57. it was still lost then

[@xxJAYDUBBxx]

very interesting.😎😎

[@rogerrobertson2958]

Who ever finds the "mine" would never disclose it! Only the Indians know about it! And where to find it!!!

[@alchemyphilosophersstone2634]

Wow

[@nhragold1922]

Someone supposedly really did find the mine. But I highly doubt it. Dutchman blew the adit shut and buried it

[@jamesdavies7526]

Oh no! Not again! Its been lost and found so many times I have lost track!!

[@mercifromYah]

I'd love to go through his shop

[@karrieeirrak8311]

mercifromYah me too

[@craigcook1571]

Take off, he's got the schroud of Turin there, 2 of Gen. Grants personal revolvers, the mumified body of Cochise, a lock of Curly Bill Brochious's hair, and Elvis lives in the back room, and performs every Saturday night! Oh. And if I missspelled anything, yall can give the other guy a break! and bust my chops for awhile, cause I dont give a shit

[@trellwalker9282]

Only 1 cold beer revealed all of this!

[@theofficialdiamondlou2418]

So Terry did you interview Jon. I used to live and hunt in those mountains. I did find a set of hidden markers that I’ve never shown anyone. About 20 years ago. Not far from Weavers needle. May have been a smaller vein. I ended up moving before I ever got to fully explore. But could take someone right to it. I think the mine was across a wash around 100’ up a cliff. You’d have to repel from the top of the mesa down to the opening. The marker had a trapped sign in it. So it’s probably VERY dangerous.

[@victorjohnson7512]

Its an amusement park in Arizona.

[@michaelhurt4757]

that's me I found it Michael Hurt

[@edwardmiller2249]

HAGGAI 2:8 God: All of the Silver is mine And All of The Gold is mine. Are you UNDER THE POWER OF GOLD.

[@schris413]

That's awesome! So why does the church want it?

[@loganbeltz9532]

That place is a tourist trap

[@tpiz2448]

Good yarn😉

[@dayface14]

I'm here now.going to research.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

let us know what you find out

[@dayface14]

Terry Carter owner and myself been getting along lately going to spring question this week on camera.I have been sleeping next to it nightly .wow we will see.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

nice

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

good luck

[@dayface14]

BLM land has original mine. No mine on Goldfield ghost town. 1/4 miles East of town. The skyscraper size hole filled with water now. I will download clip.

[@edwardjones9631]

You better scout out the superstition mountains first. It's a rugged high desert terrain with many hazards and dangers. Temps range in July from 115 late afternoon to as low as 35 F degrees at night. Best time to visit is from mid sept thru mid april. Don't expect to find any gold or mines!! This guy doesn't know where the hot spots are!!!!

[@44nightmoves]

reviled..a good word for it..

[@andrews3647]

Has anyone ever went into the mine

[@mmafan4livet536]

Bloof Spring there was a mma fighter who died looking for that spring he actually was in the UFC I can't think of his name RIP he sent a text asking for help and unfortunately he was looking for the spring and told his girlfriend that he would be alright bcs of that spring but was walking around in in a circle for days before passing away A lot of UFC fighters and fans with the UFC could not believe that had happened to him but it's a true story and I'm not sure when it dried up but they say for many many years it's been dry from water very sad that that happened to him he helped a lot of fighters train and got them into gyms for a great fighting styles some even became CHAMPS Las Vegas like Randy Cotor I think that is the spelling of his last name not sure RIP to him he was special and we won't forget him I had to find his name Even Tanner is the his name and it's was in California looking for spring I'm wondering if it's the same one

[@sunnybeaches1331]

That was the longest sentence I have ever seen!!!

[@terryglenweaver]

If what he says is true then the lost dutchman's mine is certainly not so lost. Wait, it is or it is not found?

[@justanotherchannelfornow2846]

Clickbait and bad spelling. So, according to the title,, they criticized the mine in an abusive or angrily insulting manner then? Reviled is how it is spelled, but I do believe he meant to spell revealed.

[@johnhardin2269]

These spelling robots are stupid and think they know what I am writing better than I do. I have to proof read everything to the last second before I post it and the Damned thing still slips in errors. So I don't get too critical of spelling.

[@CHEEZNIP12]

Terry. It’s revealed. Not reviled brother.

[@bobmarshall3700]

What in the hell is that thing on the front of him? Maybe it's the place he keeps all the wind he is letting out?

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

Marshall Bob You must be a city slicker, thats a leather apron used when shoeing horses.

[@philjames3163]

TRUE Story!

[@kimjohnson8032]

The Lost Dutchman mine - it would be easier to find a needle in a billion haystacks.

[@StevenSchoolAlchemy]

Sing it!

[@charanjit1974]

T.C. MORE PLEASE...

[@cacatr4495]

00:02 "Lost Dutchman Mine Location REVILED" Reviled? Reviled means to verbally abuse, insult, demean, ridicule, belittle, to curse. You mean REVEALED. Completely different word, completely different meaning and spelling. You will need to edit and correct the spelling on your title segment, changing it from Reviled to REVEALED.

[@bmfilmnut]

It's "revealed," not "reviled." Completely different meaning! Revealing illiteracy in the title of your video does nothing for your credibility.

[@TerryCartertreasurehunter]

yup,

[@jcperine]

not a credible source in my opinion. I defer to Charles Kenworthy.