Exploring a Hole or Portal to Where?

I was shown this deep hole. What it is or where it goes is a mystery.
Come along and let’s go explore and try and figure out what this mystery is. You never know what you'll find while out exploring. Arizona Desert.
Strange writing's carved in the rock.
www.goldfeveradventures.com

[@redlight722]

There was a windmill on top of it at one time boys. That’s a water well. I have three old ones on my property.

[@anthonycolbourne4206]

I was going to suggest a well that had gone dry also.

[@thegirlatthebeach3221]

It's definitely an air vent for a tunnel/mine underneath. Throw a smoke bomb down to see where the smoke comes out to find the entrance

[@user-xh2jz6jc4q]

Great answer

[@ceemoe4096]

@@user-xh2jz6jc4q answer to what?

[@user-xh2jz6jc4q]

@@ceemoe4096 I was saying that's a great answer you said, as in to throw a smoke bomb down and see where it comes out

[@ljy2075]

That's my thinking. An air vent. The smoke is a great jdea.

[@gregkurth5776]

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[@keithbernard1272]

YOUR HEAT SOURCE... When you were measuring the heat source you said the temperature above ground was 40°. However if you do any research you always find out that anytime you have a facility underground below 6 ft it maintains a constant temperature of about 64 to 70°. There is your heat source

[@user-xh2jz6jc4q]

Very cool. And ole mother earth runs at about 55 degrees correct?

[@myfavoritemartian1]

My vote is for the site of an old windmill for a stock tank. It had an empty can as a cover. Drop string with large fishing weight to tell depth and if it has water. WCSC 1/4 is a survey corner marker. If so, then there 3 others and one has the paperwork.

[@luke8210]

8ft seems pretty shallow for a well here in Arizona. Last one we punched at the farm was 510ft.....who knows maybe the water table was much higher at the time.

[@myfavoritemartian1]

@@luke8210 I was thinking that the hole was collapsed.

[@lostadamsgold]

Yup, agree on the 1/4. I call it out as an example in my book. Got to sift the wheat from the chaff.

[@luke8210]

Never thought of that. Suppose its possible. I couldn't tell if it was cased or not. Good thinking sir.

[@brendaleverick3655]

Reminds me of when I was a young girl staying at my grandparents' ranch in West Texas. Their country home was at least 10 miles from the nearest town. So, they burned their trash in a dried-up creekbed not too far from their ranch house, cans and all. When a chicken died, they would burn it with their trash. If the chicken cooked rather than burned up, the other living chickens would eat it. Canabalistic chickens!

[@artanddebearickson9729]

Yes chickens eat meat. My grandpa would string up dead jack rabbits to the barbed wire fences and the chickens would peck them dry. It's the nature of life.

[@brendaleverick3655]

@@artanddebearickson9729 Really! I didn't know that chickens would eat dead jackrabbits too. Thanks for telling me. 🤔

[@DanielGrubbe]

That marked stone looks like an old survey monument, the West 1/4 of the West Corner and South Corner of a pair of sections, the only thing missing is the specific section numbers. Cool Video Jack!

[@rogerdavies6226]

More than agreeing with you, I have to comment on the "maybe curved around" remark. If you want to really mess with your own mind, try to read something into each and every thing you see. The simplest explanation is always the best

[@victorfreeman5066]

With the old roll your own smokes metal can with your claim papers in it

[@gregorysebourn6036]

I'm a land surveyor and that is, indeed, a Public Lands Survey System monument. glorecords.blm.gov/reference/manuals/2009ManualofSurveyingInstructions.pdf

[@juliafromwisconsin]

Yes, American survey marker, SC - standard corner, WC - witness corner

[@masterbullshitdo]

No no no! It's alien technology. We should all agree it has to do with time travel also. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

We found something very similar and it turned out to be a fresh air vent for a cold war shelter/survival bunker from the late 50s and early 60s .. Found a few more holes that looked like they were missing weather vents as well. Unfortunately the people inside will be there forever or they got out when they ran out of supplies and never returned.

[@lonnielemke2314]

I was thinking those two pots you got that you found together might they look an awful lot like smudge pots I used to use them for lighting at night

[@earljohnson2676]

I used to live in green valley I moved there to take care of mom for her last few years after I finished with the army . I was suffering big time with PTSD but had to take care of her and that helped. My sister lives in Dragoon and her husband is all about the mineral world and turned me into a rock hound I loved Arizona found some great rocks . Agates crystals found a couple fire agates that I turned into cabs . Beautiful state absolutely loved that place n still do

[@GoldFeverAdventures]

Thanks for the comments and best of luck to you

[@edwardfaulkner8509]

@@GoldFeverAdventures I have seen this marking in an old indian caves but it was lined up side by side and dozens of them. Exact same marking

[@thomashall7094]

My wife and I have lived in Dragoon for about 8-9 years and I've worked at the Triangle T guest ranch for 7! I know just about everyone hereabouts!!🤠

[@pauld724]

I don't know if anyone pointed this out but 94 Inches is 7 feet 10 in which is 7' 10" or 7' 11" (10 with carpet and 11 with sub-flooring) is the exact size most condos and apartment flats and older houses (pre-1990s) are because of 8 feet of rockwall sheet. 94 inches screams ceiling height. perhaps someone dropped a shipping container or a military structure or someone built a room using standard 8 foot construction material and that's typical size venting pipe about a coffee can. I would suggest a endo/bore scope (as mentioned) or even better is get a spool of nylon string and crazy glue a "cube" (shape) spy cam to it. they're the size of a large dice and they're dirt cheap off of amazon or temu. less than 15-20 bucks. you can have an amazon delivered to any local town with a amazon locker and they charge up on any usb power bank. its much smaller than a go-cam cube size of a US quarter and they're IR as well. i was impressed with mine. low grain 1080p but good luck with your "Dutches mine" / fun video

[@texasgal3903]

Just subscribed to you, because I'm now intrigued and MUST know! I love a good mystery! 😁 Don't keep us waiting, it's getting fun! 👍🏻

[@tm2tigerhawk7]

Those look like old WW2 M1 landmines. Buddy of mine used to find the training ones all over in the rivers and washes near the old army bases.

[@ontogeny6474]

Just did a quick image search -- I think you're right.

[@poppy4400]

Wow...they were tossing them around alot...lol...glad they didnt Blow up Real Good !!!!

[@tm2tigerhawk7]

@@poppy4400 Pretty sure these are old training mines. If they had any live components, it would've been just the fuze with a smoke charge. These appear to not have anything other than dirt where the fuze would go.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

One thing I know from being a pilot I seen alotta steel tube casings driven into practice ranges for ID flags for us and that could either be one or an air vent which are usually a little larger like 3"tubing. The AF and other military agencies drove the tubes into the ground for things like marker flags and air socks for chopper practices. U see an aircraft creates wind and a wash when it goes by so the flags and other markers would not get blown over.

[@corilia9529]

Dont look into critter holes so closely, there could be a snake. The stones around that deep hole in the beginning are interesting. As far as anyone knows, no one has found the lost Dutchman's mine. Thats a dangerous area.

[@geraldwalsh3644]

I think they ought to dig around it, it's the money hole in Arizona. A new series.

[@Bluebark64FIS]

Need to add something like a panasonic hx-a1 to your tool box. You can find good used ones on the auction sites. You can drill a hole in the cap and attach a HD ball bearing snap swivel and seal it with some jb weld. Tie some kevlar braided line to the swivel using one of them fancy fishing knots so it won't slip off and your set. It's wifi too. Hit a farmers market for an old deep sea fishing rig and saw the pole off after the first loop and your good to go. Portable shaft camera.

[@johnlighthizer4439]

I help doddlebugging in the early 80’s in northwest Dakota. We drill 200 foot hole for oil exploration. You want to look at the bottom of the hole, take a pocket mirror and aim towards the sun at the same time direct the beam at the hole. Guarantee you’ll see HELL!

[@artanddebearickson9729]

When my grandma was young my grandpa was digging a well. He needed a small body to lower down the hole and fill buckets of soil to clean it out. All the farm boys were in school so he asked my grandma to do it. She said in a deep narrow hole when you look up it appears that it's night, and you can see the stars shine in the day time. I guess he could always get another wife ? I was both horrified and proud that my grandma was a badass.

[@midnight2654]

A diamond drill core hole casing. Mine exploration.

[@genefoster9770]

I think those metal discs are old anti tank mine simulators they used for training proper placement, the hole in the ground could be an air vent for an underground bunker who knows

[@theeddorian]

WIth a generator and a vacuum, you could generate a makeshift blower to separate gold from other dust. That can dump was entirely sanitary and ribbed cans which implies probably after WWII the real diagnostic would be the beer cans. Large key openings are older than small ones. Aluminum pop tops are 1960s and later.

[@davidhoward984]

Going viral!! You got my sub... I look forward to the follow up video.

[@nancyjones247]

My first thought of that deep hole was an air vent for a tunnel system for human trafficking. Lot of that kind of thing here in Arizona. Hope that's not what it is.🙏

[@billyswamphawk53]

Very Interesting indeed. & wierd also.

[@gabrial3377]

You just found an Elites air hole for a underground radiation bunker. They are or were hiding the air vent hole with the rusty can so it would blend with the rest of the rocks and old trash. Probably, if I were gonna make an entrance to a underground home, one of the huge antique looking boulders would be made from styrofoam. Or a picky bush is hiding an entrance which also looks like a old boulder. Anything or anyone could be living under that Arizona desert. Case in point is Nam. They had entire villages built underground. Not just little holes. Then, there is the entire theory that the aliens live under the ground, and been there before we showed up, IE lizard people. It's all on ones perspective. However, with the dawning of drones and total lack of privacy, I think living underground is a good idea. But no matter where one lives, some nosey adventurer person can and will find your rusty can and flip it over. Heck if that hole was under a tipped boulder someone hunting for gold would have winched it to find more gold and found the air vent. Lol Unless you want to be A. Shot by a irate hole owner hiding from something or someone. B. Sucked in to another dimension C. Eaten by lizard people D. Zombified by aliens and microchipped... Just leave it alone and pretend you didn't see it. That could be a can full of worms you don't need. D.

[@GoldFeverAdventures]

Thanks for all the information. Lots to consider.

[@blondeblue32]

Either way, they will eat you for food....be self aware.

[@bestdogever454]

i think that cactus could be an entrance maybe it is fake.

[@meechellla]

I was thinking the same as you..

[@jsharp1776]

The second two items are possible mouse traps? The first one might be a old septic tank. Or maybe a air vent to a underground bomb shelter or something like that.

[@negotiator96]

Hahahaha! "OMG! WE FOUND THE LOST DUTCHMAN'S MINE I THINK!!!!!!!" Hahahaha!!! Good one! 🤭😄🤣😂

[@devrajhsolomon7520]

You're Onery!!! made me jump.. 😆

[@rudysmith2946]

It looks like a test drill hole, in Australia you see them all over the place.

[@stevenpeaslee8113]

Really cool video Jack!

[@mareebrazier878]

Ha ha you got me, my heart is still pounding❣️ Blessings from Australia 🙏🥰🇦🇺

[@stevenblevins8113]

the 2 items at the end look like old heaters that had a large wick in the middle fuel in the bottom smudge pots. military

[@auaddicts]

Well casing on south corner, 1 of 4?

[@jamesa.rodriguez8598]

WC = Witness Corner 1/4 Section Corner. The actual 1/4 corner probably lands in a wash or somewhere that it is impossible to set or gets washed away frequently

[@danielvonbose557]

I was hoping to see a break in to mine or a cave. Flagpole seems like a good bet.

[@jynxerjohnston6350]

What if I told I found some Spanish coins when I was 15 in Apache Junction,. I am now 42, but what happened is I took 5 of them to see if they were worth anything,. The guy who tested them called somebody that told it illegal to have those. They kept the coins and wanted to know where I found them. I truthfully couldn't tell you what those coins really were, obviously They were worth something. They watched me until I turned 18 and moved to Oklahoma because I refused to tell them where I found them. They took my family's property and destroyed us. I bet those coins are still there. It looked like silver as well. About 60 or 70 all together.

[@GoldFeverAdventures]

Wow! Sell a map.

[@jynxerjohnston6350]

@@GoldFeverAdventures I don't need to. On the gold field mountains there is a landmark called shiprock. If you stand at gold drive and university in late winter to watch the shadow go across the face of the rock. You will see a man on the bow of the ship pointing to a mammoth chained to the front. They are kind of pointing towards queen valley. There is a mammoth shaped mountain or hill in queen valley. I can't sell a mountain.

[@thegirlatthebeach3221]

If you look at the 13:58 mark on this video you can see 4 rocks or bushes back behind the cactus you're talking about that look perfectly aligned. Doesn't look natural. Also to the right before that, you can see the earth goes up higher and what looks like a ledge. Almost looks like an entrance going under

[@reveal9128]

The two pot looking things appear to be something you would put on top of an air vent to disguise possibly smoke from underneath the ground

[@urankjj]

If you stay out in that God forsaken desert long enough you won't know your own ass from a hole in the ground.....

[@davidadams4479]

It's worth a look cause old days they marked there hoard of treasures with x arrows numbers fish signs look up about Jesse James marking his spots and all the different explorers

[@damonstevenson2620]

That would be creepy if it was some sort of shelter built underground and that was an air vent. What would you need a shelter out there underground in the middle of nowhere for. The cans and other leftovers that remain there at the site were probably from them eating while they built the shelter. Other thought. Possibly The Ledges he felt when pushing the tape measure down we're actually stairs to a Stairway leading Underground. I'm curious if you could fill the hole with water and if it would stay full and or how fast it would empty out.

[@rickyb2200]

Could be an air shaft into a tunnel or drill test site for ore samples ? Who knows

[@shanedoyle3444]

It's Like an Agatha Christie movie, not sure how it ends !! Great video, Cheers.

[@ancientexploringarizona]

Great exploration and video! The metal lined hole may be a well, check old Topo maps with those coords. That etched rock with the 1/4 on it, is probably a mining claim marker. And the two metal circular things may be Stamp Mill heads?

[@teresacastanedacastaneda6555]

Loved the smart pill story 🤣

[@richardbillin5190]

Very interesting sure look forward to seeing what’s down there with a fiber optic camera…could it just be as simple as a test hole? And those other two objects antique rat traps? 🤣

[@adambailey156]

The critter hole is the way in, that whole area has all been back filled.

[@edmundshearin3920]

Is it under water stream at 74° ? It seems a place to put a well ?

[@thenewkidontheblok]

You scared me with a BOOM 💥 😅

[@coltegbert5522]

Hey man I’m in Az and was born here, you find cans like that DO NOT TOUCH EM. Those were trainers but yes they are freakin ww2 era mines. When you clanked em together I was sweating lol not sure how far from Tucson you are but damn y’all coulda died had those been live and there are still plenty out there.

[@TinaShay]

I wanna party with you guys!!! What a freakn' fun video! I got a jeep and some beers! I'll keep my eye out for the 3 of you !!! I'm subscribing! Carry on Dudes!

[@TinaShay]

Maybe ya'll otta call the Kerby guys and report your findings. Ask um if they are missing any salesmen. He may have disappeared down the portal hole.

[@greenlightchronicles7198]

Thank you for the adventure

[@dawntreat]

Push the magnet pass the can. I want to hang out with you guys. Lol thanks for sharing.

[@LandPirate-TreasureHunting]

I would say it’s a test hole from a drill, if there are mines out that way it would make sense. And the rock is a marker like was mentioned in the other comments. The super fine rock around the hole look like tailings from the drill. The flat spot was probably for the drill or part of the rig depending on the drill used. The I bet if you look there was a prospect or a claim at that spot at one time. Or yes it’s a portal!

[@MrDalerex]

Hey guys in the 70s. The AZ minning association went around and buried in a lot of mine shafts. When the finished they would leave a 4" 20ft steel pipe in the center of the shafts and fill it in.

[@thekingsilverado3266]

Coulda been beer drinkin bean eating whiskey guzzling aliens.

[@earljohnson2676]

Yea it’s gets cold out there one year my pipes froze so I used one of those portable heaters set it up on the side of the house where the pipes came in with blankets on it and it worked and then I left the water dripping to prevent any further issues . I didn’t think I would need it my mistake

[@1607rosie]

Pretty strange find. Those could be vent caps to something.maybe underground building and it's a vent to surface

[@ZilrenNana]

So interesting

[@chrisk7626]

Okay that was very frustrating no one could drop a rock down that hole and listen three people couldn't come up with that idea😭

[@xonnadarkangel]

it seems like if you put a tent over the hole you have geothermal heat . 70 degrees could keep the tent warm.🤔

[@kennethblackman3234]

The Kirby was used as a blower for doing forge work or melt

[@abnnomad]

Probably a well (pocket aquafur) however it's spelled and leached the water from the wash hence the cut out to retain more water

[@reelfishingtradition1655]

There being old camp areas, could be something that they used to put a center post up for tent.

[@fritz7th77thanddadjust8]

It's a claim marker. West corner and south corner. 1 of 4

[@catman5546]

Could it be a drill hole for mineral exploration??

[@jeanlawson9133]

Thanks 😎 good stuff....

[@timjones6887]

I wouldn't be playing around with those landmines.

[@jeanlawson9133]

You scared me....🤔lols when you did that with the thermometer

[@joesarge5259]

the two pots, look like an smoke pot ,holes on the sides to let air in and flame out the top half . and the hole in the ground could be an vent pipe. goes down your 8 ft then might elbow at the bottom, miltary have alot of under ground places that they do not want the public to know about . and they hide things

[@jc85364]

Those almost looked like some sort of trap to catch mice or snakes.

[@IdahoHillbilly]

Great Video! Just Subbed!

[@user-xh2jz6jc4q]

I think that could be an old camp stove or some sort of burner, with lid. For some reason it looks really familiar

[@nicholaspiscitelli7685]

Outside of Ashfork Arizona there's a Is sync hole 385' deep. And there's another hidden cavern on juniper woods ranch I don't know what parcel numbor but they blocked off with rocks right now because people were getting lost

[@elementalgaming59]

you found a drill hole from core drilling/chip sampling. the 2 cast pieces you found look like old covers for the drill holes. usually find the drill steel stuck in the ground like that. or ones that are collared with cement if it was a good hole. but yea looks like the end of a steel that got stuck wile drilling. should be core samples lying around or small chips like ant piles around the area.

[@herbertadams71]

GPR that entire area, it could be 1 of many air sources for a mine or cavern. The actual source may be quite a distance away but document the rock piles and map stone. If you can get actual GPS coordinates of everything, that would be fantastic. I would say run a Borescope down the hole if you have the means. Definitely a treasure hunters dream to come upon such markings and anomalies, I hope it turns out to be the BIG one brother. The markings and outcroppings of quartz are definitely a great sign.

[@billbradleymusic]

What are you going to test a hole for? What equipment does that involve?

[@GoldFeverAdventures]

What is it? Use a camera and drop down.

[@terrygarcia6356]

Need to send one of those robot cameras down that hole

[@GoldFeverAdventures]

Just did that. On the next part. Thanks

[@reelfishingtradition1655]

Can't remember what show it was but they had put a metal pipe like this at the entrance to a mine then covered the access in. I'd say this is prob just a marker of where a mine entrance once was.

[@thomasschlund2368]

It looked like plastic pipe for the casing? An attempted well maybe?

[@shantyshitter3163]

Looks like a bore hole for a water well to me. It looks like it has a surface casing as well..

[@jessebolton3423]

That's an old drill site drilling for water it's probably came up on a dry hole cuz by the size of the diameter of the hole itself is showing me it's the same size of a shaft that you would use for drilling for water so it's more likely an old drill site that they didn't find anything or maybe they did and that's why they marked it with the can and also with the marker that you found

[@kevinn3051]

You should get a camera like the plumbers use to look down into that hole.

[@Hooch3sfg]

Found one of these in the Estrella’s in the middle of nowhere

[@landofsaguaros8330]

Jack, you got yourself all spooked. After a while you started sounding like a combination between those Ghost Hunters and those Bigfoot searchers. Like- Smell that smell? That there is the scent of a pregnant female Bigfoot! Bwah hahaha!

[@SilverStallion.eSports]

BWAHAHAHAHA

[@SilverStallion.eSports]

Big blops

[@Bigbudda12]

Looks like ambient heat due to the depth.

[@JS-wx8tj]

My take about the "Hole in the Ground" ... Was made by someone(s) who made the hole to extract a "Core Sample" and there may be other holes in the general area that have not been found as of yet. I think they were looking for gold or minerals and found something because it is obvious there were person(s) leaving their "Garbage behind" ... like they stayed there for a while looking for something similar to what they found in the Core Sample. (( My best Guess ))

[@wayawolf1967]

I am imagining an old 50s Airstream camper was parked there and the mystery hole was where the septic line went to.

[@AZ762SHOOTER]

There's a pipe like this by the road on the way to the kofa and north star (Polaris) mine as well. It was for a well

[@333wichoman]

I think the hole is bigger and somebody close it and leave a small opening with the can. All the old cans could be a landmark .

[@randymcadoo8977]

Those two cans could be smudge pots

[@MySluggy]

Could those two cans with handles possibly have been used as a blast furnee for smelting their gold

[@MySluggy]

Blast furness

[@chadmorehouse9884]

What was the sphere behind you about 3 minutes 30 seconds by the shadow the sun was in front of you and as it passed behind you it disappeared thinking you should have been able to see it on the other side of your head but was gone

[@relearningrights2428]

the things at the end look like a heating plate for mabye a candle inside would explain the holes on the side

[@robertwolfe6369]

Why would vertical holes be drilled in the desert in that manner? Survey activity, don’t think so based on my knowledge of the USGS National survey. All locations locations are recorded on Township/Range Section Maps. I have a stamped brass alloy marker. I would never remove one but a person handed it to me long ago. These are used to mark specific locations based on established Meridien Baseline points. There is far more i don’t know then know so i will leave there for others to cretic. Back the vertical string… the lineman in me can witch water with brass rods. i can also generally estimate the depth. There are others much better then me that can do this. That appears to be a well attempt and the hand pump would attach to the metal pipe. My errors and opinion are my own of course. The term Bench Mark jumped out at me this morning as i walked by the Marker.

[@Jason-rt4hk]

the two items at the end are U.S. WWII M1A1 Anti-Tank Training Mine that are missing the detonator wheel.

[@twocrowsknows2811]

Ok those are definitely mines that you found 😳now you have got to dig that vent up! Maybe it's a secret bunker underground and they had even put out some anti tank mines around the perimeter. Lol, you gotta dig it up.

[@WheelieShinyGold]

I think it's a magical portal to more gold but the only one who can enter has the magic to slim down enough to fit. His name is Santa.

[@troublegrim]

The 2 hubs you found in the dirt looked like part of wagon wheel hub

[@Niko-ht3ih]

I love this man keep it up stay away from the smart pills lmao

[@ALRM1]

You need a Insta360 X3 camera to drop down that hole. It would fit in that opening.

[@kenn4phx163]

those are WWII M1A1 Anti Tank training mines. the holes on the side we there to show they were inert