Forrest Fenn Treasure BOTG Clear Creek Cimarron Canyon New Mexico 2019

May 2019 BOTG New Mexico
In 2010, Forrest Fenn, a retired antiquities dealer based in Santa Fe, N.M., bought an antique bronze chest and filled it with valuables and artifacts worth between $1 million and $2 million and hid it somewhere in the mountains north of Santa Fe. He then released a poem containing nine clues as to the treasure’s whereabouts.
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[@rcsurffishing]

Great to see you guys back! I especially love this area. Glad you enjoyed your trip. Great video!

[@thehoosiersisters1420]

Thanks, A Gypsy's Kiss! It was a great adventure!

[@RamblinPam]

Very pretty area!

[@jonathanhovis1543]

for anyone who wants to hike this great trail, the trailhead starts just downhill from the parking area/sign, you have to cross the river on the road first. great hike and several nice waterfalls further up the trail. (and no treasure!)

[@Goldilocks...]

Wow that is some fast water. What strikes me about looking in areas like this is it could potentially be stumbled upon unless buried. You are right, coming upon a body would be horrifying. There's no way he would do that. Thanks for getting us to think. Sure puts things into perspective doesn't it.

[@thehoosiersisters1420]

Sure does! Thanks for watching, Goldilocks!

[@KSilentfilm]

Nice to see you gals! Hope you and family are doing well. The beautiful fresh running water made my day, humid here in Southeast Pa. Thanks for sharing.⭐

[@thehoosiersisters1420]

Thanks!!

[@ivanchavez6226]

How far is this trail from clear creek campground ?

[@fins59]

A treasure chest or body could be washed away by a flood near a creek or river.

[@thehoosiersisters1420]

So true, fin59!

[@sledneck7398]

Great botg video! Hope your finger is healing well.

[@thehoosiersisters1420]

Thanks, Sledneck! Finger is healing up fine!

[@RichArd-ho7pn]

Searched that area in 2013

[@thehoosiersisters1420]

I bet the area has changed a lot since 2013. A lot of tree fall. Maybe if we had a million people search it, we'd find it! Thanks for watching, Rich Ard!

[@RichArd-ho7pn]

The Hoosier Sisters looks very much the same. Beautiful area. The high Canyon walls are amazing!

[@kathrinegrey2109]

When we’re getting the bandaid out, you can hear my dear husband Ian lecturing me on not bringing my own day pack 😂 poor mom had to use a blister bandage because that was all he had in the trauma kit other than giant packs of gauze and stuff for more serious injuries; the bandaids were in my pack in the car. Whoops!

[@SSpees]

Looks like fun

[@thehoosiersisters1420]

It was great fun! Thanks for watching, S Spees!

[@n2cable]

whats BOTG mean?

[@fins59]

It happens after a hard day of boots on the ground and means Body Odor Treasure Getter.

[@thehoosiersisters1420]

Boots On The Ground! Funny, fin59! Not much sweating in May in the northern New Mexico. Took a sun hat, but used ear muffs!