Welcome, my name is Rick. I invite you to join me on my adventures as I explore the outskirts of civilization.
Let’s face it, in today's technology-driven world, few take the time to journey into the the great unknown. I have decided to share my explorations and discoveries in the hope of inspiring you to go out into the wild.
My videos contain everything from exploring abandoned places, documenting wildlife in the great outdoors, searching for answers to unexplained creatures such as Sasquatch (Bigfoot), UFO sightings, investigating the paranormal world, hunting for lost treasures, sharing survival skills and product reviews of the equipment I utilize in the field.
Mission Statement: Seek & Enjoy!
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Awesome video. Wish I could find some ammonite in Kingman!
I would imagine there are fossil sites around Kingman. If not just head east on I40 toward Holbrook...
You would need a starting point, if you knew where the cabin was it couldn’t be far from the old cabin because they had no time to move the gold very far but if someone had taken a horse or two they could have gone a mile maybe and buried the gold, it’s a good story but not a good one to follow but I would bet it’s not around that spot
Can I see the flashlight part work?
Too my flaps and they aren’t tight at all wish they made some that fit like gloves. They kept moving around every time I got in and out, so I took mine off. I thought they sucked.
He was comming montazumas head when he got halfway.
Looking forward to the next adventure to the area as I have found interesting things in the head area.
Its kind of stupid looking for a quarts vein.when Don quaquin found all the gold where his stone house is.And hauled ot off by pack mule 30 sacks and gold bars.
Because no one ever found more than one quartz vein in an area?🤔
Whats the name of the ghost app ? Lol
Ghost Tube 👻🤣
Very interesting crested saguaro. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching. 😎
Been detecting and dowsing since the 70's. print a map of the area. use a silver sewing needle and white thread. hang the needle over each corner of the map see where it swings and where the lines cross. if you want talk to the needle as if it was a dog "where's the gold boy, find the gold" once you get an x on the map, use a hand held dowsing rod and detect where the lines cross. I'm 77 and been doing this for a long time, works for me. read up on dowsing. Good Hunting !
I read the book the divining hand. It had stories of map dowsing but a few stories of map dowsers were amazing. I really wished some books were written or had info on different methods. The book divining hand had methods, but the dowser interviewed from Cali that dowsed for oil and platinum etc he said he’s done dowsing so long he can’t explain how he learned and said it’s like saying how did he learn to walk. I guess it’s just a lot of practice but I do wish there’d be other books to add to the subject.
Do you recommend any books on dowsing? Thanks for info on your method of map dowsing. You should watch the channel terry carter interview Robert strawberry. Or terry carter and dowsing underground cities. He also interview Louis matacia or maybe recorded a video of them but the audio was bad in spots.
Henry Seymour wasn't killed there. A few years after the Pine Spring robbery, he was arrested in Gillett Az for robbing another stage coach (1882) He had plenty of time to hide or stash the loot
I agree Henry Seymour was not killed at Pine Spring. I think it is more likely he may have had a hand in planning but not the act of robbing.
@@AdventuresIntoTheUnknown Just moved to Strawberry Arizona from Arkansas. Can't wait to get up there and explore. Supposed to be an old wagon Rd (Bearfoot trail) that goes up the rim but I find it hard to believe because there are no wagon wheel ruts in the stone
Good to see that ol cabin is still there. Spent a LOT of time there decades ago when I used to live and cowboy for a living up i that part of the country. Sad to see the porch tore up. Last I was there it was still in pretty good shape. The view looking out over the prairie grass from the kitchen always really took me back home, so to speak. I'd always stood there and just imagined to myself of the stories to be told if those walls could talk. Water to that house came from a big tank that was up on the hill out behind the house. Standing at the sink, looking out the window, it would be up the hill to your left. Looked to be about a 1000 gal tank last I had seen it, what was left of it. Back when I used to ride that country there was a time or 2 had a cold rainstorm hit and that ol cabin saved me and my horse from a cold miserable nite. Was very peaceful laying there on my bedroll, listening to the rain on that tin roof. Took a bit of hunting to find a spot that didnt have any old nail holes leaking the rain in but there were spots to use. Think BLM may have replaced the tin on some of the roof as I recall seeing new tin put on it long ago. Also that porch section at the 11:52 section of your video used to be screened in. Thanks for bringing me back home with your vid.
It is an amazing spot in Northern Arizona and the stock ponds in the meadow were full of frogs.
@@AdventuresIntoTheUnknown Spent 15 yrs of my life in that part of the world. Lot of pretty country there. I would advise the #300 rim road also while in az
Cool place I was there a long time ago like 15 years ago before I started making videos very interesting cool place to say the least😊
Appreciate you watching. 👍
How did u clean them? I was just there today! My new FAV SPOT!
Started with just soaking in water. Used "dish" brush to scrub.
There's plenty still out there hidden. Hundreds of square miles. Dozens of robbers you never heard of. Smart to get the loot off of them and bury it with plans to come back later and get it. Then they got killed themselves or simply didn't need it and left it as a stash. Got to put in the work and find those old trails and get out there and detect.
I agree. There is buried treasure everywhere. Seek and Enjoy!
People should look first for robberies of actual raw gold as you can always mine that. That and raw gold isn’t stolen by the government using their antiquities laws. If you find gold coins you need a treasure trove permit or find it on private land. And you can get a finders fee maybe but you’ll need lawyers. Look at the treasure hunters in Pennsylvania. They were on a state park but the fbi did the excavation and left in the morning claimed they found nothing. So even if you have a lawyer doesn’t mean you’ll actually get a finders fee. Well here’s the issue. In Pennsylvania the fbi didn’t let em watch them excavate. But if you already video taped a find and knew what was there then you’ve documented it and are way less likely to get screwed out of not getting a finders fee.
Awesome finds! I love fossils in that area. I enjoy finding Arizona Black Rattlesnakes around diamond point too. Beautiful area
We always keep an eye out for the rattlesnakes 🐍
That was the play pen for the baby bigfoot!
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Dog on a leash? WTF?
We are in the wild (not a dog park) so yes, Katana is on a leash for her safety and the safety of others.
What area of the country are you in? What state?
We are in Arizona
Howdy Great scenery and very interesting things .Im perplexed ? Geodes usually refer to crystal filled quartz cavities .However, have you had yours identified .They look alot like cavities formed by erosion in limestone rock with alot of iron present .Hence the redish hue on all your open geodes .If you could post a follow up video of the whole ones cut open .It might verify your assumptions correct .A newby watcher to your channel but will definitely join it .Your in my backyard .Thanks again .
😮they are currently mining a different ore vein due to value of color and texure.
Looking at google earth it looks like there is mining operation is to the east.
When you go there do you search the left side of the road or the right side of the road with the actual sign that says diamond point? Wich side of the road was the cave on? I’ve been several times I never find any
We explore the side of the road with the sign.
A turn of the century Basque Sheepherder corral
Appreciate you watching and the comment.
Markers are all vandalized or stolen, just like the fences.
It appears abandoned and seems get a fair amount of visitor but might be under claim...
Just thought I would let you know that those caves are under claim by Imerys.
Interesting... Will have to do some research. Thanks
I live close to payson and mogollon, I've heard many stories over the years and have seen strange shit out here. Cool side story, in fountain hills once.. my ex girlfriend and I were walking around close by the reservation.. not super close but still a few miles away from the few entrances. Keep in mind when I was younger I'd go trekking onto the land and through washes around there. One night as we were walking around inside fh grounds we both saw a HUGE wolf or dog, I'm convinced it was a skin walker or hell hound.. right below a street light coming from the shadows, we both backed up slowly and headed back to my place at the time. The thing was about 6 to 7 feet long and about 4 feet high. Lots of weird shit down here.
Interesting. There is a Medicine near Fountain Hills on a hill by the Verde River.
A medicine man? I used to live right by there, never spoke to the elders or such. But the stories I heard were passed down. Another small story, creepiest shit I've ever seen.. on the same Rez they called "the crossroads." My buddies and I were down there one night as my buddy who won't be named, rest in piece.. was a member of the tribe, we took his car down there and as young and dumb as we were, played with a ouija board. Needless to say, we started feeling uneasy and he said we have to go. The location is near a Canal, and I mean right by the Canal. You hop out and walk about a quarter mile on the side and that's where we were. As soon as we entered his car, his engine wouldn't start. He had to try a few times to start it up. After a dozen tries, it started up and he had his foot on the break which lit up our 6 o'clock position. Over the Canal, I swear on my life.. a black trenchcoat looking thing was "vibrating back and forth" over the Canal about 4 feet high levitating. After that, he punched the gas and flew down the road. Owls and snakes were EVERYWHERE coming down that path to where it was abnormal for sure. I won't be back over there ever again.
Do you wear any snake leggings ,just wondering
I do not but not a bad idea.
I needed a professional to tell me to do what you're doing on your own .Exploring is the best exercise. Congratulations on your videos, excellent material
Getting out and exploring beats going to the gym.
When i see places like this, i see an unhealthy ecosystem. Fire should have been burning the dead wood all this time. Now there's so much fuel it would be devastating.
A fire did burn this area several years ago but it is overgrown again.
@@AdventuresIntoTheUnknownRight on, That's heavy.
There's just soo much land out there to find it. Your just soo much better off trying go out there and search for anything and everything than you trying to find these big bins of metal. That area has atleast 4 different treasure legends within a 30 to 50 mile radius in that area. Realize that it's probably been found by now if it was truthfully out there. Soo many people come and go with todays technology for finding gold and precious gems. Heck even the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine is a legend of who did what and why it's been found or not repeatedly by many many many people's half truths.
Beautiful and interesting nature of the desert ❤👍
Thanks for watching 🌵🌵
It could be a semi-permanent shelter that people like hunters return to at specific times.
Interesting. Would be a good spot for hunters.
You're trampling all over an ancient burial site... leave those shards n do not walk on top.
We do leave all artifacts behind and we are mindful of where we walk. There is no evidence of this being an ancient burial site.
@@AdventuresIntoTheUnknown no evidence from the white man... means nothing... We were here long before any of you immigrated here!
I would be curious to see if a structure like this shows up on satellite LiDAR surface elevation imaging. Probably would not take me long to look at the LiDAR data if you are interested. I would need coordinates. I'm in Florida and I'm not looking for the site if you're wondering.
LiDAR of these ancient sites would be interesting.
5:13 Its a Chopper, like a hand axe.
Interesting. The piece had been worked.
It looks to me to be two different time periods of style and construction. The older one seems to be more precise and larger rocks and dating way back. Thanks for the adventure.
Interesting. Thanks for watching.
I remember this, there were questions about the stage manager's involvement and the timing and members of the posse taking the loot etc. It's not there
I would agree that it is possible the loot is long gone.
@@AdventuresIntoTheUnknownsmart to check into it. So many possibilities. Even if an inside job there could be something left to recover. Thieves will steal from each other the second they are able.
The Spaniards were masters of camouflage. You won't find an opening they would've made concrete to appear natural concealing the entrance!
After a little more research I have a few spots to explore and plan on bringing my metal detector.
@AdventuresIntoTheUnknown if you go on the reservation side locals are allowed to confiscate your possessions even your vehicle and or detain you until tribal rangers show up.
Very nice views.
They picked a good spot.
Path is pretty heavily traveled , so lots of people go to it.
The first one seems to get more traffic than the second one.
Awesome. But please turn down your background music. Ouch.
Thanks for watching and appreciate the feedback.
That looks like Crest In Art works.Thats where they got it from.
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That second crest almost looks like a stegosaurus!
It does 🤣
NOT as rare as you make out, I know of several of them.
There are about 2,200 known crested saguaros out of the 50 million or so saguaros found throughout the Sonoran Desert’s 100,000-square-mile range. To me that is rare 🤔
In my 65-plus years living in the Southwest, I've run into 4 of em. Beautiful specimen.
Thanks for watching. I have been AZ for almost 30 years and these were the first 2 I have seen.
@@AdventuresIntoTheUnknown Isn't it such a treat to find !? 🌵
@@timothycontreras8424 Yes it is and look forward to seeking out others 😎
That's pretty unusual what a treat to see a rare jem like that
It was an unexpected surprise.
It is actually known as a cristate form. The growing center of the crown has been damaged and therefore it just spreads like that. Some cacti grow more commonly like this than in the normal way. Some growers actually damage the growing point to make cristate forms. I find this horrible and would be like my wife and I purposely trying to have deformed children.
Appreciate the comment. I did read that frost damage could be one possible cause.
There everywhere along Arizona Highways...Thanks to the Arizona Highway Dept. Many years ago. I know of at least 75 of them
These were the first we had seen but now that we have spotted these 2 we will be on the lookout for more.
..........Is this evidence of ''evolution''?
Maybe 🤔
Just found your channel. Thank you and Regards from Ody Slim
Glad you found us. 😎🐺