I enjoyed this video very much for history AND for getting to look inside a real cave that our ancestors could have walked thru or lived in. However, my stomach kelp flipping on me for the close walls. I was sooo scared for you !! You folks are so brave to go in tight places like that and I do admire you but, worry for your safety. God bless you all !
So is it possible as the legend says that the soldiers from Fort Seldon chased Geronimo into the cave and he came out some other place ? I've been in the cave several times years ago but not very far .. good video
As much as i admire people exploring caves , I'm to old & fat to fit into those small gaps . I'll just wait out side & you can tell me all about what you found/seen. Thanks for the share , i really enjoyed this video.
I wouldn't recommend going where we went into the cave without technical experience, but you can explore a nice amount of the cave without any gear other than light!
@@artofaction yeah for sure I would get stuck if I did what you guys did. Was wondering though if you knew how far the cave did go back? I've been about as far as the St initials graffitied on the wall, however I'm a little too fat to make it to that other little hole, looked as of it kept going.
Just a really small version of Carlsbad Caverns. Okay I haven't been back to Carlsbad Caverns for 42 years and things might have changed since the Jimmy Carter Days.
Rappelling is one thing in which I do not mind doing HOWEVER all that spelunking business 😂 NAW I'M GOOD bc I'm claustrophobic lmao I'm getting anxiety just watching this video lmao COOL VIDEO THOUGH
@@lostadamsgold yeah but theirs one it's called geronimo cave in Arizona but it's very cool to watch and hear about other Native Americans tribes what they been through in the past just like my tribe thank you
You might think that, but in fact people would explore with candles, lanterns, and some evidence has been found suggesting ancient people exploring with torches in other caves
Oh fuck I totally got claustrophobia watching this. Not like a mine where there are cave ins and you know if you dig there’s more tunnel. Are you nuts? Maybe just big balls. Haha
Mines can be definitely more sketchy, this cave has been there for millions of years though, so we rolled the dice with some pretty slim odds of something happening while we were inside 🤙
@@artofaction I’d rather gnaw my own arms off than go into a cave. I’m a coward with heights and caves. Now, going into an underwater cave system with a tank and stuff…..that’s just the stuff of nightmares to me. Lol.
YOOOOO this video footage is sick and it's exactly what I'm looking for in making my upcoming music video. is there any way we could connect and you could spot me the unedited footage? thanks so much hope to hear back soon
They called him that name for many reasons one because in the cave well was a shaft that you had to jump into water deeper down and swim thru to get to well another shaft that led deeper nobody has been to an end that I'm aware of unless a cave in happened and could be possible yet the secret societies like to keep it open 👐
Not in a kazillion years would i do this, wow!! Now the real challenge is to pull all your rope away and find your way out lol. I wonder if there are any flamable gasses in there, certainly Geronimo had to use a torch since flash lights were not around back then.
Haha it's not that bad. Last time I went in there there were a few crickets and one or two daddy long legs. Haven't seen a snake yet although it's definitely possible!
Thanks for the feedback. I am still working on my editing skills, and tried to make the best I could with the footage I had, which was difficult to get from the cave in good quality. This is by no means a professional production video, merely me trying to share an experience I thought was cool.
Might have been a decent video but fk that music sucked and was painful. Would have rather listened to the cave sounds you hear in real cave exploring vids.
Geronimo's cave is what this cave is called locally, he supposedly escaped from a fight at this cave. I was unable to figure out how he would escape from exploring it myself, but it's an interesting story for the cave.
Wrong buddy he was born in the headwaters of the west fork of the Gila River which is in the Gila wilderness in New Mexico. Check out hi history know it all!
Geronimo was shipped to Florida for awhile ... travel down the Tombigbee River in Alabama stayed in the Fort Mount Vernon, it's currently a boat ramp with picnic table and a cleared area with a historical marker, ... and along the Gulf Coast, Fort Pickens near Pensacola ... Native Americans could travel great distances on foot.. u.s. cavalry used Apache Scouts to run on foot with the cavalry traveling many miles.
I enjoyed this video very much for history AND for getting to look inside a real cave that our ancestors could have walked thru or lived in. However, my stomach kelp flipping on me for the close walls. I was sooo scared for you !! You folks are so brave to go in tight places like that and I do admire you but, worry for your safety. God bless you all !
We had a Geronimo Hill we trained rapelling on at Ft. Sill, OK. In the on post museum I stood (barely) in Geronimo's tiny holding cell.
So is it possible as the legend says that the soldiers from Fort Seldon chased Geronimo into the cave and he came out some other place ? I've been in the cave several times years ago but not very far .. good video
That's the supposed folk story! I'm not sure if this cave is "the one", but that's what locals called it
@@artofaction and me being a local lol
As much as i admire people exploring caves , I'm to old & fat to fit into those small gaps . I'll just wait out side & you can tell me all about what you found/seen. Thanks for the share , i really enjoyed this video.
Love this video, love this cave too plenty of places to explore, though I'm not sure I have the skills to go where y'all went.
I wouldn't recommend going where we went into the cave without technical experience, but you can explore a nice amount of the cave without any gear other than light!
@@artofaction yeah for sure I would get stuck if I did what you guys did. Was wondering though if you knew how far the cave did go back? I've been about as far as the St initials graffitied on the wall, however I'm a little too fat to make it to that other little hole, looked as of it kept going.
@@artofaction and a helmet.
@@jimleech2364 Without a helmet you gotta watch where you move your head for sure!
@@artofaction Its best to wear a helmet. There could also be falling rocks.
Just a really small version of Carlsbad Caverns. Okay I haven't been back to Carlsbad Caverns for 42 years and things might have changed since the Jimmy Carter Days.
It was exciting to see inside the caves
It’s the quest of what is around the corner that drives
They said that Geronimo cave runs for miles from one place to some where else far away
good music, good trip, thanks for taking us along.
What's really interesting about caves, it's inside the remains of a Giant. That once roamed the earth, before the flood.
MUST OF BEEN HARD FOR THE SOLDIERS TO FIND JERONIMO HIDING IN A CAVE, BUT HE HAD TO COME OUT FOR FOOD
How many geronimo caves are there? I no of one on the white mountain Apache reservation, and one in Tucson and one around young ariz.😮
Looks like a great adventure for skinny people, dom't ya think?
I'm glad big homie didn't try to squeeze his barrel chest through those tight spots.
Girly run of the year…lol. 👍🏽😂
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How do they know this was Geronimos cave? I've tried looking it up online but couldn't find anything? tfs
It's what it's called locally, not sure why it's called Geronimo's cave, but that's what it's known as
Misericórdia! Vocês não ficam com medo de ficar entalados nos buracos apertados?
Imagine he didn't have a flashlight
Rappelling is one thing in which I do not mind doing HOWEVER all that spelunking business 😂 NAW I'M GOOD bc I'm claustrophobic lmao I'm getting anxiety just watching this video lmao COOL VIDEO THOUGH
How many geronimo cave he was regionally from Arizona this crazy
Apacheria knew no bounds of current lines on maps. Quite the opposite. They were very mobile people.
@@lostadamsgold yeah but theirs one it's called geronimo cave in Arizona but it's very cool to watch and hear about other Native Americans tribes what they been through in the past just like my tribe thank you
I doubt anyone was in that cave back in his time, they didn't have flashlights to see where they were going!
You might think that, but in fact people would explore with candles, lanterns, and some evidence has been found suggesting ancient people exploring with torches in other caves
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Is the area still full of litter? Last time I was out there, we packed out a ton of trash.
I can't speak to the current state of the cave, as I am no longer nearby it, but as of a year ago, it was relatively clean!
@@artofaction Cool. I hate litterbugs. My scout troop cleaned that place on several occasions.
I went into a geronimo cave at Ft apache arizona in 1960.How many of them are theŕe????
A lot!
That's the one I knew about.
Now that was a tight one to get into...
Oh fuck I totally got claustrophobia watching this. Not like a mine where there are cave ins and you know if you dig there’s more tunnel. Are you nuts? Maybe just big balls. Haha
Mines can be definitely more sketchy, this cave has been there for millions of years though, so we rolled the dice with some pretty slim odds of something happening while we were inside 🤙
@@artofaction I’d rather gnaw my own arms off than go into a cave. I’m a coward with heights and caves. Now, going into an underwater cave system with a tank and stuff…..that’s just the stuff of nightmares to me. Lol.
YOOOOO this video footage is sick and it's exactly what I'm looking for in making my upcoming music video. is there any way we could connect and you could spot me the unedited footage? thanks so much hope to hear back soon
also noticed the strokes, great album!
Hey man, sorry I am not super active on reading comments, yeah I would not mind sharing footage!
@@artofaction sweet man, I ended up doing my own little edit by grabbing your video lol. I can share the unlisted video with you via email if you want
@@adamkumpmusic dope! Sorry for the delayed response, like i said I'm not on UA-cam comments too much..
My email is on my profile, I'd love to see it!
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They called him that name for many reasons one because in the cave well was a shaft that you had to jump into water deeper down and swim thru to get to well another shaft that led deeper nobody has been to an end that I'm aware of unless a cave in happened and could be possible yet the secret societies like to keep it open 👐
Young ,strong ,big balls
Where was this cave at?
It is in the robledos, about 10 minutes north on valley from Las Cruces, you cross the Rio grande about at hope road
@@artofaction How many Geronimo's caves are there? We have a couple over here in Arizona..
@@johnganshow5536 quite honestly, probably a lot
Cool video. I have a question: who did that music? Upbeat.😇
Thanks for the feedback, John. The music is by Molife
Not in a kazillion years would i do this, wow!! Now the real challenge is to pull all your rope away and find your way out lol. I wonder if there are any flamable gasses in there, certainly Geronimo had to use a torch since flash lights were not around back then.
Is that a grigri?
Yes it was
where is the sound where is the sound ?
Xtra batteries?
Always! I bring extra batteries and two extra lights
Great trip
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Please tell me you had MORE than 1 flashlight !
3 different light sources each! Phone, headlamp, and pocket flashlight
@@artofaction perfect !
Not me buddy. No way.
Deathly afraid of spiders.... looks like a great place for a snake to hide too. Would love to search the area outside. I’m a pussy.
Haha it's not that bad. Last time I went in there there were a few crickets and one or two daddy long legs. Haven't seen a snake yet although it's definitely possible!
It's called grave robbing it's waiting for you one evil medicine man and his medicine in dreams
Great scenery however very disjointed. Leaves the viewer unable at times to determine just what direction you are facing.
Thanks for the feedback. I am still working on my editing skills, and tried to make the best I could with the footage I had, which was difficult to get from the cave in good quality.
This is by no means a professional production video, merely me trying to share an experience I thought was cool.
It is cool, and Im surprised your balls were able to fit in the caves. Wouldn't catch me in there!
You so crazy.
You can call it what you want but its just a cave.
This cave happened to be called Geronimo's cave on the multiple places I looked, so that's what I know it to be called
It's on all trails as well, I heard Geronimo made to the other side, when being chased by Union soldiers from fort Selden.
@@charleswilliams2746 Thats what I heard
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I like the video but that music is horrible it sounds like a 1970s p**** flick background
Jerky camera no reference.....can you say editing?
Might have been a decent video but fk that music sucked and was painful. Would have rather listened to the cave sounds you hear in real cave exploring vids.
Music sucks! Had to skip the video!
Sorry it's not to your taste 🤷
Lol there is a volume button on your phone for a reason, Karen.
Geronimo was most;ly in Arizona and Mexico up until he was moved to Ft Sill. I really doubt he was ever in what is now New Mexico.
Geronimo's cave is what this cave is called locally, he supposedly escaped from a fight at this cave. I was unable to figure out how he would escape from exploring it myself, but it's an interesting story for the cave.
Wrong buddy he was born in the headwaters of the west fork of the Gila River which is in the Gila wilderness in New Mexico. Check out hi history know it all!
Geronimo was shipped to Florida for awhile ... travel down the Tombigbee River in Alabama stayed in the Fort Mount Vernon, it's currently a boat ramp with picnic table and a cleared area with a historical marker, ... and along the Gulf Coast, Fort Pickens near Pensacola ... Native Americans could travel great distances on foot.. u.s. cavalry used Apache Scouts to run on foot with the cavalry traveling many miles.
The whole reason why Ft. Seldon is located North of Las Cruces, NM is because of Geronimo raiding the surrounding area.
You need to brush up on your history.