The Mystery of Music Mountain Does it lead to the Lost Dutchman.
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Join our host, Larry Hedrick, as he takes you on an incredible journey into the heart of the Superstition Mountains. Larry recounts a 40 year old tale of his adventure, where he unraveled the mysteries surrounding the Lost Dutchman Mine. Embark on a thrilling helicopter ride to the summit of Music Mountain, nestled deep within the Superstition Mountains, and witness how Larry pieced together the intricate clues that could lead to this legendary treasure.
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Jacob's Trail-The Legend of Jacob Waltz's Lost Dutchman Gold Mine Paperback Jesse James Feldman amzn.to/4d4z3Vf
The Lost Dutchman Mine;: The fabulous story of the seven-decade search for the hidden treasure in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona by Sims Ely amzn.to/3YzlJUk
The Bible on the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine and Jacob Waltz: A Pioneer History of the Gold Rush Paperback - January 1, 2002 by Helen Corbin amzn.to/3WE1fHl
The Story of Jacob Walzer: Superstition Mountain and Its Famed Dutchman's Lost Mine Paperback - January 1, 1964 by Barney Barnard amzn.to/3WD87Vz
The killer mountains;: A search for the legendary Lost Dutchman Mine Hardcover - January 1, 1968 by Curt Gentry amzn.to/3WTcvRy
When Silver Was King: Arizona's Silver King Mining Days, Historical Highlights and Human Interest Portraits Paperback - September 30, 2005 by Jack San Felice amzn.to/4dzIxru
Lost El Dorado of Jacob Waltz Paperback - January 1, 2015 by Jack San Felice amzn.to/3WUgrSc
Superstition Mountain: A Ride Through Time Paperback - January 1, 1982 by Tom Kollenborn), James Swanson amzn.to/4dbiTJD
Apache Junction and the Superstition Mountains (AZ) (Images of America) Paperback - May 29, 2006 by Jane Eppinga amzn.to/3YvSIZO
True Story of Superstition Mountains - Ripples of Lost Echo's Paperback - January 1, 1990 by Bob Ward amzn.to/3WvZhZI
Apache Trail (Images of America) Kindle Edition by Richard L. Powers amzn.to/3SJoVcj
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Thank you for some very interesting information ! I really enjoy watching and listening to history of this area !
I'm not a Dutch Hunter, nor am I interested in it, but this was your best MSM yet, Larry. I like your laid back, conversational approach on this one. A good story that hooks the viewer right in.
I'm not an outdoors man or have any experience in looking for gold or anything like that, but listening to Larry is always a learning experience, back in 2000 I used to have a Rottweiler dog he was very smart and brave dog, on one occasion ( winter time) I took him to the desert for a walk so I parked by the side of the dirt road and walked in a straight line for about 30 minutes or so and then I just started walking back to my car ,I was 100% sure I was walking back in the same direction as me and my dog come but after about 45 minutes minutes I wasn't back to my car and I just couldn't believe it because the are was almost completely flat no trees or big mountains I even found my foot prints ( and my dog foot prints) I used to collect ww2 binoculars back then so I always used to take one with me so I got to the highest part of the terrain and I started looking around and I was super surprised to see way out the dirt road and my car but it took more than an hour to get back to my car, it's unbelievable but walking in the desert you can get lost so easily, no wonder my dog kept looking at me like saying _ and i'm supposed to be the pet in this family?? Lol.
Thank you for another mysterious and intriguing story. I never leave these episodes without my imagination completely fired up! Thank you, Larry and crew.
P.S., It would be great to hear from our friend Jack San Felice again soon. Perhaps he and Larry could team up for an episode together? Either way, you guys are the best!
Yes, would love to see Jack again
Glad you enjoy it!
Sure miss Hank Shaeffer him and Larry Hedrick were always encouraging the hunt around Miners Needle just wishing for one other - sir wayne tuttle - to get on board with that general areas plot of land. Wayne mentioned in a live stream they were treking up there. I would start at peraltra trailhead #4 with quad dirtbikes
I've enjoyed each story and adventure that have been shared through he years by each storyteller. We all certain!y miss all of the compadres that have passed , but will live on in the stories we watch over and over again. Thanks again for another excellent Mystery of the Superstition Mountains!
I hope a lot of the people watching knows who walter Brennan is yes that one
i liked walter brennan in rio bravo with john wayne
@@GeorgiaRidgerunner he sure could sing a tune
Who is he
@@StevenHanover google is your friend sir
Love every minute of your truthful stories, more, more, please. 💕
Larry, you have outdone yourself on this one. The BEST one in a long run of great content. Thank you for this channel.
I've researched the area myself, from what I've found it's an old burial ground..there's a cave that was looted there years ago from sources I've found..the images I possess from my research indicates potentially just that
How did you go about researching such things? Ive scanned music mountain terrain feom google earth it has many anamolies.
Assume story Larry, Thanks for sharing it with us.
howdy larry! almost sounds like the cave on the "music mountains" in northern az. with the trunk inside..
I turn 65 in 9 days, the superstition mountains are on my bucket list. It's quite strange that there is something pulling towards them. It's a feeling that I need to be there. Thanks
Miss all the fellas wish the gang was back together even charlie
They're watching over Larry I reckon
I enjoy the stories of these mountains. I have never and will never see them but that does not diminish my interest.
Enjoyed it Larry!
I'm like you. I don't want to back in there on foot. In the early 80's I was with some friend who worked at the stables at Quarter Circle U and had the opportunity to go on a trail ride back towards Miner's Needle. Sorta intrigued me how easy it would be to get lost back there. But your horse always knows the way back home. That's why I wouldn't go back there on foot. 😜
Love it Larry, thanks so much for another well told great memory. Do you still ride? In the saddle up in the hills is my favorite thing. Don't even need to be hunting gold to love it
No riding anymore legs go to sleep and if I get off I can’t get back on without help.
@@larryhedrick254 Age catches up with each of us at some point. Bless you Larry. You enrich us all
@@jerrymoore838
Thank you so much
Dang Larry, your have the way to tell a story, right up there with Hank,miss him, and all the others.
As usual top quality keep up the great work with my favorite playground of mother nature
You should try to fly back there Lary again ! In the Mystery Machine ! Or you could just do a in depth video on the time you really did And the way you can tell stories ! Everyone can feel like they were flying right beside you! And thanks again to all !!!
GREAT story!
Glad you enjoyed it!
There is a Music Mountain up north of Kingman Az. No one seemed to kno how it got its name, after extensive research...I found the most likely explanation is; it was named after a guy ...James Music...in the 1880s...lol😊
Sweet can't wait
I sure Enjoy your video series!!! Each one has its own unique history teaching with you Larry being a very great teacher!!!
Thank you
Read a story 50+yrs ago about the dutch. Said it was up high on the needle across a rocky ravine with a small opening that opened to the bigger room and the opening was hidden with ironwood logs(brush) concealing it.🤔
Man i love these stories really sets the imagination to work
even nothing is ever found in superstitions again the lore of what has been and what remains to be found will keep people coming and looking for decades maybe even centuries to come
Interesting story, like always. Thanks Larry.
An old timer in the Sierra gold country told me when you find a quartz vein the surface is usually barren of gold due to oxidation over the millenia it's been exposed. He said that's why you'll find 20 - 30 foot deep tunnels or shafts in the vicinity of a quartz vein. Those are prospects where the miner was trying to get under the oxidized zone to find out if the vein was profitable enough to mine. Your outcrop having visible gold in it is a good sign. Who knows how much gold is under the oxidized zone.
Elias:
Due to the fact that both ends of this quartz vein remain underground and the steepness of the exposed area where alluvial material from above would tend to accumulate, I’m of the opinion that because of our very heavy monsoon activity, I don’t think this vein has been exposed for millennia but rather perhaps just a few hundred years or even less.
Of course also I’m just guessing that it was 10 or 15 yards as I did not step it off or anything and it definitely has a pinkish or rose color to it.
I have repeatedly searched google earth for the spot but due to google earth flattening and rounding off everything the way it does I haven’t been able to find it. However, I think armed with my photographs I took, a guy should be able to find almost the exact spot I was standing and this puts him very close and minimizes the search area.
I had those two specimens around for years and years but I cannot find them. They were no bigger than a 50 cent piece and just a thick each way.
I’m a studying biology student at ASU and would love to come on the expedition to music mountain with you guys!
Bud:
We don’t have enough horses to take on anyone else, thanks anyway.
Thanks for sharing this fascinating story. Your narrative skills are intriguing and sharp as ever. Hope all is well. Lvya all much
Always enjoy ur stories
When were these filmed?
Of course, you're not a Dutch hunter. You just keep your eyes open while you're out in the Superstitions.
I ran across that quartz vain by complete s”accident.
If you want a 360 panorama or AR picture, let me know. I can make a trip up.
I’d like to go, I’m local and a photographer. I think I found a spot that could have a lot of historical antiques from the military in that area
👍
What do you mean by music mountain? I thought it was haunted 😢
Music Mountain and Haunted Canyon are miles apart. The upcoming true story is about a trip to a mountain named Music Mountain and the story about that trip.
Another interesting story Great job. What side of music mountain on the top did you locate the quartz outcropping?
@@dallaswright7591
It was fairly close to the top middle perhaps a little more NW but I have never taken a compass in and
almost are running NW.
Absolutely amazing story!!
18" trunks?
They come in all sizes and a donkey couldn’t pack a couple of full sized ones full of ore on a round trip to Mexico now could it.