The Search for Knife Rock, Bob Ward’s Quest for Peralta Gold: Myth or Reality?

[@carlsowell8099]

Thanks for another exciting story

[@DavidJonesOpalImages]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@lionheartglass]

What an amazing fellow. Thank you . You are a Great storyteller.

[@1-SMA-1]

I think "El Gato" is actually a nick name. Which is very common amongs Hispanics up to today. And the 41 might be the map to a thieves loot. 😁

[@dustinjohnson3463]

Ron fieldmen said a friend of his found sadle bags with 28 pound of gold ore on Peter's mess

[@dustinjohnson3463]

Common sense says the entire vein or deposit will not be high grade even the richest veins carry a avg value with high grade pockets so just be cause it only 4$ a ton don't mean they 3 feet over in the vein there I'd not a pocket of high grade 100s of Oz to ton

[@robertlawton3443]

great story telling but has very little to do with the real LDM ... maybe you could guess where the other Peralta mine where but i really don't think you will .. they have been covered over a few times threw the years and most are almost totally filled in ..and no he did not find the LDM ..

[@stevewiggin1062]

The Peralta stones are real, they are connected to the last king of Spain. If you look him up You might see why he used the oblong maps. There are signs of this map in Oklahoma. Two groups split off in Santa Fa New Mexico around 1670, one went East the other went South. The group that went east made it to Oklahoma, I'm not sure about groupe that went South l belive they made it to the west canyon where the Peralta's had a camp,(East of the massacre ground.The miners needle is a KNIFE.