Always bring the right kind of tools with you. Heavy Steel Digging Bars and a Good Come-Along, I have moved 1,000 pound boulders with a good come along and a few straps with a digging bar all by myself.
Darrell,I read your kindle book "return of the giant serpent". Fascinating. I couldn't stop reading. You have led a very interesting life. Really enjoyed the giant chair story and also when you got shot and were saved by the orb light. Your adventures would make a great movie. Thanks for publishing your research.
Alright, so check it out... If you don't wanna include the help required to shift those loads, then just anchor a couple 6' steel fence rods in the ground with a Sledge and bring a few "come-alongs" to minimize the risk to your wellbeing! They are fantastic at their job, they do everything you say, they won't require share-inclusion and they never complain!
Treasure Exploration and Research, I would suggest buying a good LED fiber optic endoscope or viewing camera with a small extension flex camera to get down in those crevices with a good light on the end and you can see what's in there without having to disturb anything.
I realize that this is part 2 and you probably said why you think its a Jesse James treasure, But what make you think it's Jesse James? I found some carvings in a boulder in New Mexico and when I showed the pics of it I had a few people tell me it was Jesse James' signature
Jesse spent plenty of time in New Mexico. The Santa Fe Trail began in Independence, Missouri,...which is about 1 hour away from Jesse's home town of Saint Joseph, Missouri.
I’ve got a question if the rocks weighed that much, how did jj and his crew put them there. It looked like there wasn’t a lot of area 3 4 or 5 guys could stand there lifting the rock much less setting it and I would think u would need a guy or two that would hold the rock til u got the other one wedged together. But there would have to be other ready with the next rock so as soon as one of those big rocks was set the other big rock could be placed. There just not going to stay there while the gang grabs the next rock, IMO. But maybe I’m missing something
Hey what's up, I do believe Jesse James and his guys could have used ropes chains pulleys block and tackle and the always present and useful horses and or mules which are very strong can be put in tandem to work together to pull and lift huge weights those people back then were very resourceful and were able to do pretty much anything we can do today with much simpler technology those rocks wouldn't have been much of a problem if they had beast of burden good chains and some block and tackle too divide the weight through physics..
My equinox will detect a good sized target down to two feet, I dug up an old hand-forged shovel that was 26 inches down.... but your right a good two box or other proven deep seeking detector would be much better. Bedrock in this location was only about 2' down.
Its said a cache of jesse james was found in the back yard of a family here in california north or south is the question lol do you know anything aboit the black bart treasure my grandpa pointed a tree with his face carved into it but has been cut down since he said he carved his face on the path he took to his treasure cache idk
Sorry to disappoint, but the times we find things will seldom make it on UA-cam for obvious reasons. My videos are to help others figure out their own projects and show how we research and what we have learned, not to show off what we find.
Always bring the right kind of tools with you. Heavy Steel Digging Bars and a Good Come-Along, I have moved 1,000 pound boulders with a good come along and a few straps with a digging bar all by myself.
Darrell,I read your kindle book "return of the giant serpent". Fascinating. I couldn't stop reading. You have led a very interesting life. Really enjoyed the giant chair story and also when you got shot and were saved by the orb light. Your adventures would make a great movie. Thanks for publishing your research.
@@azjv Thank You for your kind words, it means a lot to me.
Yes, but have you ever found the path that led to the rocks that have a cache of coins or gold under it!
@@kevinburnes3216 yeah,
@@azjv saved by an orb??? I would like to know more plz.
Enjoyed the video nice to see some nice finds coming up
Alright, so check it out...
If you don't wanna include the help required to shift those loads, then just anchor a couple 6' steel fence rods in the ground with a Sledge and bring a few "come-alongs" to minimize the risk to your wellbeing!
They are fantastic at their job, they do everything you say, they won't require share-inclusion and they never complain!
Bring a hydraulic jack and a pry bar next time...lol.
Treasure Exploration and Research, I would suggest buying a good LED fiber optic endoscope or viewing camera with a small extension flex camera to get down in those crevices with a good light on the end and you can see what's in there without having to disturb anything.
Looks good, can’t wait to see what’s next!
Can't wait to get back and see what is setting the detector off!
I'm the great great great nephew of Franklin Pierce. Are you related to him?
Did you find anything? Didn’t see a follow up video
So did you let those little pebbles stop you from digging it up. What did you find
Thats cool I hope you find something good.. like gold or silver.I hope you show next video soon.
Rocks are a good way to find a rattlesnake. lol
New Subscriber very interesting! I have a nice pry bar!
I realize that this is part 2 and you probably said why you think its a Jesse James treasure, But what make you think it's Jesse James?
I found some carvings in a boulder in New Mexico and when I showed the pics of it I had a few people tell me it was Jesse James' signature
Jesse spent plenty of time in New Mexico. The Santa Fe Trail began in Independence, Missouri,...which is about 1 hour away from Jesse's home town of Saint Joseph, Missouri.
I like this guy because he seems very real! I sure hope you find something sir!
Did you get the stones moved out of your way yet?
Very cool. Please go back!
I’ve got a question if the rocks weighed that much, how did jj and his crew put them there. It looked like there wasn’t a lot of area 3 4 or 5 guys could stand there lifting the rock much less setting it and I would think u would need a guy or two that would hold the rock til u got the other one wedged together. But there would have to be other ready with the next rock so as soon as one of those big rocks was set the other big rock could be placed. There just not going to stay there while the gang grabs the next rock, IMO.
But maybe I’m missing something
Hey what's up, I do believe Jesse James and his guys could have used ropes chains pulleys block and tackle and the always present and useful horses and or mules which are very strong can be put in tandem to work together to pull and lift huge weights those people back then were very resourceful and were able to do pretty much anything we can do today with much simpler technology those rocks wouldn't have been much of a problem if they had beast of burden good chains and some block and tackle too divide the weight through physics..
General's (ect) would blow a hole in the ground with dinomite than blow up boulders above the payroll "facts"
equinox is not a deep detector, if not picking minerals is going to be metal close to surface. good luck.
My equinox will detect a good sized target down to two feet, I dug up an old hand-forged shovel that was 26 inches down.... but your right a good two box or other proven deep seeking detector would be much better. Bedrock in this location was only about 2' down.
If I wanted to find what was under the rock, I would find a way. Giant lever, come-a-long, truck winch, ⛏️⚒️.........
Well......???
CLOSURE!!!
...please.
Cordless rotary hammer!
Wow
The place jesse james treasure was found is only 45 miles away from my home town
Yes I did hear about that cache a California couple found on their property.
Its said a cache of jesse james was found in the back yard of a family here in california north or south is the question lol do you know anything aboit the black bart treasure my grandpa pointed a tree with his face carved into it but has been cut down since he said he carved his face on the path he took to his treasure cache idk
Umm. Hot rock anyone?
I know where this is at, I’m in Washington state if only I can travel there .
Dont see that lil rock being a trigger, chances are even if it was 100+ yrs ago it isnt now with eveything settling
Time to get tools them rocks can be moved. Andif u can see what one needs to be moved first than move them one at a time.
Was anything ever found
Nope...just like most cache sites, someone most likely came back and recovered whatever was there....or we just haven't figured it all out?
@@treasureexplorationandrese3712 thank you for replying
I’ll pay to bring myself and the tools to come help you
Where is part 3
Sometime this summer!
I call bs
Not buying it sorry
I’ll go with you
It would be worth checking again....once the damn rain quits and mud dries out a little!
Blah blah you never found anything because there was nothing to find
And......... Nothing
💯 bullshit. Jesse simply spent more than she stold...
What a joke. Make a video after you actually find something.
Sorry to disappoint, but the times we find things will seldom make it on UA-cam for obvious reasons. My videos are to help others figure out their own projects and show how we research and what we have learned, not to show off what we find.