Walt Gassler, Did He Find the Lost Dutchman Mine
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2023
- Join Larry Hedrick as he shares the captivating tale of Walter Gassler's relentless pursuit of the elusive Lost Dutchman gold mine. Embark on a thrilling journey spanning 50 years, as Gassler's quest entangles Bob Corbin, the former Attorney General of Arizona, and Tom Kollerborn in a web of intrigue and adventure. Discover the twists and turns of their search for Gassler's camp and the legendary treasure. Will they ultimately uncover the long-lost gold mine? Find out in this gripping narrative.
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Good to see you Larry. Thanks so much for another fascinating tale of the Superstition Mountains
Thanks larry for another great story. I look forwad to hearing
These great stories.
Take care my friend.
Ron
Thank you Larry another great Mystery of the superstition mountains
You folks are good people..i havnt met any of you in person but i can just feel it in the soul. Thank you for these videos you share there a welcome an pieceful place to be watchin n listning . God Bless you guys.
Thank you
Another GREAT one Larry, Thanks!👍
Once the Gov gets ahold of it, yep, disappeared.
you guys rock!
Deja view! Lol. Could have sworn i just saw this couple days ago. Hey, i enjoyed it all over again. Thanks for your skills and knowledge. Lvya all much
UA-cam toke it down we had change it and re-upload thanks for watching it again
@@mysteriesofthesuperstition6793 my pleasure. The idiosyncrasies of UA-cam. I understand and I don't mind at all. The more Mysteries of Superstition Mountain the better. You guys rock
Interesting, so Mr glassman told the politician what was up and gave him a copy of the map before ending up dead. Gee, I wonder who did it?
Hillary!
@@KevinSmith-yh6tl yep, more hillbillery!
I so enjoy Storytelling of people and experiences from time gone by, regardless of the scenario, but "Treasure" remains a subject that intriques all.
*Note: a repetitive point I find odd is "the number of people whom come in and search various subjects related to the Lost Dutchman Mine/LDM, and they only search a day or 2", and "they never seem to organize, plan, prepare, and task a thorough search." Then, "they either skip to another area, another relative subject, and/or return several years later for a day or 2." I just find this quite off.*
If I were to make an effort to search for this or any Historic Mine site, Hidden Treasures of Antiquitt, etc, I would:
(1) Establish a Private Funded Search
(2) Set about "Organizing a team of individuals" (those with the necessary skills to develop, advise, track, and evaluate findings), with the education and/or experience, ie:
Geologist and Geophysicist, Geography/Topography/Map Expert,, Histor8an, SocialPsycholigist0Sociologist, Archaeologist, Anthropologist, Researchers - (like those with Forensic Investigative Skills of Cold Case Research), (the value of gathering + id of clues written and those others would overlook not recorded), and the Researchers with the skills of Investigative Journalists, (the value of reviewing all the recorded info, statements, journals, articles, for identifying what content could be most useful), and for establishing a chronological reference guide to be used for initiating a "Well Organized and Prepared Search".
Even if I were to set about my own search, the same areas of evaluating are necessary to discern the facts in order to execute a successful Search.
Just my thoughts relative to tasking a search.
I do appreciate these stories so much, wish they were an hour each!
Best Thoughts ...
Beth
Tennessee, USA
You have to get all that together and then get them to not want to give up or lose heart once they enter the search zone which is some of the most hopelessly rugged hiking in the world, you need the right combination of determined, crazy, machine like physical ability and all that other stuff you mentioned. Then they need to be able to spend 50× the money and time on the task, at least, it's a fascinating story but the terrain crushes confidence, hope and even greed after the first day, I'm a local out here and that's just my opinion, the kind of people that can handle the adventure are far and few in between and even their odds are 1 in a million. The treasure could be right around the corner and you'll never know because each corner takes a half a day to get around and you already struck out to the poi t of exhaustion, lol it's really rough out there.
I found the lost gold, but decided it was to heavy to carry out because I’m really lazy so just left it there
I am with you but, I glad you had the energy to comment.😀
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Where is it
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Just passed the big rock, under a medium rock, u caint miss it.
Larry Gassler 😃
Thanks Larry, if there was a Walt Gassler map. Did anyone ever find it? What was in Walt Gassler manuscript?
If you think about it does anyone know where Walt First started into the mountains to go to the LDGM after he said that he found it? Walt's relatives could of known where Walt traveled bc he talked about it. What you realize is these men that found the mine they were convinced that they knew where the mine was but what convinced them that they truely found it? Did they find gold near or around the mine its self? How did they realize the mine was there? I'm going to say this and if it's what I think it is it needs to be told that the mine is not in an area you can get to so it's really hard to locate and only a few people have been there before.
Very, very few people.
The stories, keep it up keep it up, I get more fascinated. 👍💙🩵💜
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Too bad they didn’t take a sample to assay the gold from the lost Dutchman gold.
I’ve went in alone a few times. My body just don’t work properly norothapy n Diabeties. But I hike the 4 hours to the Dutchman mountain and back out. I’ve seen the face rock, the stone man and the horse face. The mountain also had the gun sights. Which it the pointed points the Dutchman said the Mexicans knew to stop at.
,I have a question for you..did you live behind the bar in congress were les binder had his mining office I am the guy that was camping in the wash at the frog rock we went out and dug some dirt.but when I got back out there you were gone.. you look like the same guy..just wanted to say hello and hopefully you are still doing well
D Morgan
Nope!
The true "treasure" is in the stories and legends of the Dutchman's mine.
How did Gassler die?
Good question. I doubt it was foul play because the rich gold ore was still there when his body was discovered.
Gassler returned to AZ when he was in his 80s, hiked into the supers, and died from a heart attack. He was found sitting on a rock, somewhere near Pete's mesa. I read this out of Helen corbins book..
Salvador DeGadillo was the last person to see him alive.
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