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my great grandpa was clell mecham

i know exactly where thats at we go every year my great grandpa had a mine claim very close to that

I also know of some interesting sites on pole creek

Hi...I own some property at the mouth of red pine canyon would be great to enjoy your company...if u have the time I would like to be educated...Jimmy Reed is my ancestor...my mother has some interesting info...

Catholicism is a counterfeit and leads to hell wake up.

Look a shuttle craft from the Federation 🤤

Red herring

Another great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge

This place deserve a metal detector!

I've got friends that live in Vernal & are constantly suggesting that my wife & I move up there from SoCal. Being a rockhound, I would enjoy wandering the backcountry. My grandpa, who got me into rocks, used to prospect his own minerals down in Arizona when I was a kid.

When you're at the meadow you mention a road that passes by it. (at like 12 minutes into the vid) What road would that be? Planning on my next adventure to the Uintas. Love your videos. Keep it up.

Would love more symbol deciphering

When looking for quartz or skarn at an old mine site, check the tailings pile nearby. The mine might be filled in with rubble from above the mine so they didn’t have to carry it uphill, but the tailings will be below.

How can I DM you. I was told this story 45 years ago by an old man that had a Native American stay with him for the winter that participated in what is pictured

It’s painful watching your explanation…the black rock you think is basalt is a sulfide of copper called chalcocite, the green is malachite (copper carbonates) the gold color is chalcopyrite…very common copper ore complexes. You don’t use continuity as a test for gold, you send it out and have it fire assayed, you can do it yourself for less than $1000.

I know where you're at

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The first symbol on the tree is Egyptian. I found a site like this as well halfway up a mountain buried in debris from what appears to be a giant tsunami ( as there were crab legs, and shells coating only the ocean facing side of the mountain. are you 100% that these are Spanish symbols? I was thinking it could be pre flood civilization but that probably doesn’t make sense with the trees .

Once a man gets gold 🪙 fever there's no stopping him.

AWESOME VIDEO!!!

Mr. Basinite, how did the Spanish know gold was here in Utah? Your vids are super interesting and Thanks!

I remembering driving up to Ouray from Silverton when I was a kid. There used to be an old miners cabin on the middle of this hill on the left side of the road going towards Ouray. It was remote to say the least. There were tons of old mines all over that area. I need to get back up there.

Man, the music was a bit of a distraction. Petroglyphs were awesome tho

In the early 60s I saw rock walls and what looked like an old oven. Was rounding up cows in the Dry Gulch area, west of what we called pole camp.

Great video mate

Excellent video and excellent location. Thanks!

Outstanding presentation! Also it greatly amazes me at just how good the spanish were at finding gold! True masters at that skill.

The comments section says the beating drums never stop...I'm out of here...torture music...

Gold in Basalt rock is rare, due to basalts fine grain. Gold is usually found in adjacent rock such as quartz. That said some highly fractured basalt does contain intrusive metal minerialization. My bet is there is a nearby quartz vein (consistant with Rhoades own reporting ) that is the main source of the gold.

Do you have any video footage of the carvings before they were removed by the idiots?

Basinite, I believe the tall stalked plants are MULLIN / -MULLWN if you should have a small / tiny fire --if you burn the leaves--bring the smoke into your face--it helps you breath! This plant is important ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE ASTHMA - BARTON

That music is pretty out there hahaha

You can contact Jeff Williams. He can help ya out .

Basinite--Thank you; I really enjoyed this video

Another good video. Great explanation on the copper, I guess I didn’t realize how valuable it was to them back then. I know where a few old copper mines are and always wondered why they were chasing it.

Anything for oregon?

Love your video's I am a part time prospector and Miner You're intro or heading said Tricks of the Trade! But what you filmed are obvious things you would do! I'm not being rude but you have to know the areas you, I or anyone else knows you have to spend time researching where past mining has taken place. I honestly know how I find old mines or workings of a mine or mines are! But I have taken a very early retirement to concentrate my efforts to claim an old mine or just find a good location to stake a claim. I'm sure you know you don't just go wondering around the mountains without some research to see old mining activity or being told about mining area's. I found one up Rhoads canyon and the Blind stream area.I went down 1 but the other one has a wood door covering it with old thick leather straps used as hinges. I was hunting and didn't have my gear to go down into it. Love your video's even though I just found your channel, God Bless

if only we had gold in the basalt here in oregon lol

Atlantic is a American word. Ask ancient linguistic professional

The Forest Service doesn't care if they can't drive there. I told them about an Important Paleoindian Site in the Uinta's in 2015, mapped it out for them, illustrated the artifacts and gave them a copy. Nine years later they had still not bothered to get photo's, said they didn't have the time. Nine years! There is a rhyolite dike in the Eastern Uinta that was purposefully left off of the maps, a clear violation of environmental review and the 1972 mining law, in favor of making the area a Wilderness. Not to mention that it was originally Ute Reservation before being confiscated as Forest Land.

That was very interesting thank you for sharing 😊

We arr in the last day's.

You are so right, my dear friend.

this guy got copd never too late to start loosing weight and get those lungs healed through diet and exercise and breathing in a salt cave

“Rio tinto sounds intensify”

You should invest and some night vision monocular. Or binoculars or thermal monocular. More binoculars, it's not difficult to find the cave with thermal, no matter what the terrain

incredible breakdown of the history

respect for privacy of the sites

Cool test, never knew that one

Thank you so much for sharing. Highly appreciate all your videos and your history knowledge.