Chasing Legends 252: The Dutchman's Clues
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Today on Chasing Legends of the Superstition Mountains, Wayne Tuttle discusses the clues that supposedly lead to Jacob Waltz's lost mine, as well as some of the problems that arise with these clues.
The Superstition Mountains are located in Apache Junction, Arizona. Within the wilderness, the Lost Dutchman Mine has remained hidden, with up to $200 million in gold. Wayne Tuttle, Frank Augustine, Woody Wampler, Eric Deleel, and Eric Magnuson set out into the Superstition Mountains on History Channel’s Legend of the Superstition Mountains to search for the infamous gold mine in 2015. Growing restless waiting for a second season, Wayne and Frank decided to continue their search in the Superstition Mountains on TH-cam, filming videos of their treks into the mountains. The team now engages in treasure hunting and gold prospecting in the Superstition Mountains, searching for Ted DeGrazia’s lost paintings and investigating strange stories and mysteries of the Superstition Mountains.
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Excellent....totally excellent presentation. thank you....!
Thank you for watching
Thanks for your words, may you find some bars some day...
Great video very interesting thank you
Absolutely the masterclass I've been waiting on from you for years. Thank you. It's concise, to the point, accurate, and offers highly deductive reasoning that makes sense. Good advice for any Dutch Hunter.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much, Wayne. This is what we've been waiting for... your specific thoughts. Your research over the years is priceless and fascinating, particularly to those of us who have never been to the Superstitions. #DeepNuance #TheGuruOfGold #StayAwesome!
Love the insight Wayne. Thanks again man.
He was an old man and old men usually stop playing games. If he truly was sending them out to Bluff Springs I think it’s rational to combine Bluff Springs with the ONE clue that was man made and therefore one of a list. Or put another way you could list 10 saddles, 10 three red hills, 10 places with a trick in the trail and you have no idea if one of those 10 are the right one. Because due to being natural in essence they are unlimited. But not those houses. If you got a list of every single board-house then one is for sure the place. Hope I’m making sense. It’s literally in my opinion the only location/clue that is worth focusing on. Great video. First time I’ve ever wanted to maybe go look for this thing.
Well done Wayne, this definitely takes us well into the advanced required course material for a degree in dutch hunting. I will probably need to watch this a few times to catch all of the subtle points that may fly in the face of my preconceived notions, but that's how the learning process goes. Thank you!
Thanks for watching
Thanks very much wayne enjoyed that
Very welcome
So many different ways to look at things. Great info. No getting in the mountains anymore so enjoying it through your stories. Many thx.
ThanksWayne glad your ok
Wayne, you are not correct when you said there are no tailings.
The tailings are there, you just have to locate “ The Mine “.
Jim Barks was there, but Ms. Thomas had no idea where the mine was.
I do have tailing samples from the mine.
In my opinion it was one of the bulldog mountain mines.... He stopped at that ranch and he came down from that fort
That was a fun video. Enjoyed very much. Thank you.
lol great video Wayne ..i fully agree, the best thing you can take into the mountains is your self & lots of water .... and maybe a x navy Quartermaster that was once blind ..no one will ever see the mountains as well as i do ...gerat video ..100% true ..until the mine is made public none of the clues are worth a bucket a sand ....i can see why you don't fully agree with all the video & books out there . not the crazy ones but just one after the other and none get the mine any closer ..i was honest when i stated i am the only one that has seen the Hoya ..i had no idea the LDM was in the same area and i was not looking for it ... i am getting to old to go back and the same thing that happen to Waltz is now happening to me ..50+ years as a treasure hunter and 28 of those years locating the Hoya again .and maybe less than 3 years focusing on the LDM research ...times up,my health is failing .did i find the real LDM , yes , i did good luck Wayne
Very good thank you Wayne
I enjoyed it!!!
Wayne, I have a question for you. Do you think that Walt buried the mine opening? Do you have an opinion as to the likelihood that he did?
Thanks for an amazing channel! I’m looking forward to my next trip to Phoenix so I can come visit the museum.
He did say he went back and covered it. It’s in the bark notes.
Wayne have you ever went to look at the Sim Ely papers? 7 boxes full in the archive at ASU Library. Just wondered. I’m sure many people have. It’s nice they kept all that and let people see it. Tons of notes it looks like from early years research on possible location
I have copies of the entire collection at home
@@legendofthesuperstitionmou969 I should have known :)
A little Fireball and a little pick hammer and a sack to carry it all in ... Heat be damned ...here I go... I have Jacobs only handwritten map
HARD CORE DUTCHER to the end baby... To the moon ! Yoooo hoooo !
Can't wait till I get boots on the ground there !!!!
Makes sense to me
I have to disagree. This was just plenty of common sense information with very little detail or depth. It is as if Wayne was purposely not wanting to reveal too much. Don’t get me wrong, Wayne probably knows more about the lore of Jacob Waltz and his gold than most everyone on the planet. However, this video tells the viewer little of that knowledge.
So here is a clue and a very good one to anyone wanting to test their luck looking for the source of Jacob’s gold (gold he most certainly had for some was found under his bed at the time of his death). This clue is called the boarding house clue. It is by far the most important clue because it gives a starting point from where to begin your search.
For sake of time I am not going to go into the details of this clue. There is however plenty of information available on the internet if one is willing to look. Wayne knows this clue backwards and forwards. His ranch practically sits on top of it. That is all I will say about it here.
For those interested in looking, the best time to search the Superstitions is in the winter. The summer heat is a killer. Even Jacob only went to work his mine in the cooler times of the year. And finally, pack in plenty of water when you hike the Superstitions. Water, a good pair of shoes and some heavy clothing to protect yourself from getting all scratched up hiking the terrain will be your most important supplies.
Jacob’s mine is not going to be found on or near any well beaten path. (Although, the establish trails should be used to get back into where you will need to search). Good luck all and stay safe!
One last comment: Never hike alone, bring a friend or friends and let everyone know the area you will be hiking in. A personal locater beacon is also strongly advised to bring along!
I feel so much better when I see yer face...... Is it noon yet ?
Do you know about the three French man and the lazy b
Nope, but now I know there’s a story
Good job wayne, I hope one of you guys who lived there all your life finds the mine one day. When you do don't let the fed gov. Know
What about the board house west of the quarter circle?
What boardhouse west of the U?
Plus one, what board house West of QCU?
This is going to be just like the JFK - everyone knows something but nobody has puff - but the people writing books are going to the Bank with a smile on their face Lol
it's a shame you know so much about the mountains yet have so little skill in real navigation ...that's where i come in because there is no replacement for active sea duty ..and once a Quartermaster always a Quartermaster ...i am not going to point out where you went wrong ,life goes on Wayne . i ask if you wanted to team up you made no effort too ,so good luck .. !
Did Waltz say he had tools cached close to his mine? Tools had been found stashed on peters mesa?
Tools have been found stashed in a lot of places. If it’s the Peter’s Mesa/ Green/Edwards story your referencing, I would relegate that to Grimms fairy tales.
Three red bingos and I got the 50k