Treasure Hill - In Depth Analysis...

feeds@yuku.com (Randy Bradford) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 07:05:35 GMT

I'm somewhat reticent to post this topic, not because it might be read by the wrong people, and not because I have anything phenomenal to share. Mostly I'm afraid to post it because I've worked very hard to gather and reproduce many of the materials I want to share and I don't want to see hard work ignored. That said I anticipate some...

Resurecting the Lost Woolsey Mine

feeds@yuku.com (mrjimsfc) — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 06:52:41 GMT

Went up this last weekend to search for the mine that George Thompson stated in his book "Faded Footprints" was most likely to be real. Found some really interesting spots where the geology seemed to be checking out and all that but no mine. Found all sorts of writing on trees. Who was "W C"? Found writing on aspens for 1922, 1932 and latest, 1944. Checked with William Clark from Fruitland (who has hunted a lot up on "Bobby Duke" and in the Currant Creek...

HellHole in Pahvant Range

feeds@yuku.com (Blke36bimmer) — Mon, 18 May 2009 15:08:08 GMT

So we had the occasion to talk to a gentleman this weekend who had an intimate knowledge of the Pahvant Range. We had a long discussion about Jose DaVilla and how he had helped Jose get the claims and also Jose had helped him put a motor in his old Willys jeep. There was lots of discussion about what was actually done out there, who died, and why. But I digress...
As the discussion rolled along he mentioned an old Spanish mine up Pioneer Canyon that is locally called "Hells...

Ed's Archives now up on GRE

feeds@yuku.com (Blke36bimmer) — Mon, 18 May 2009 14:25:46 GMT

It's taken a while, but it's up. Ed's Archives. This is the start of a collection of Images from Mr. Ed Gosling.

Ed is scanning these individually and we are setting them up. These images range from 1922 to the present and they are nothing short of amazing!!

Area 52 (WSMR) - Drum Mountains - GRE, Inc

feeds@yuku.com (Blke36bimmer) — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 16:03:12 GMT

A new batch of fun.. some older some newer
Area 52, White Sands Abandoned Missle Range in 2009... awesome!!
Drum Mountains - The north side in 2006
Drum Mountains - The rest of the range in 2008

http://www.goldrushexpeditions.com/galleries.php

Oh, and we have been having a good amount of heated interaction with the SL...

Rich Gold Strike in Cache Mountains Amazes Logan Men

feeds@yuku.com (DonnQuijote) — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 08:16:05 GMT

While looking for local treasure stories near Logan where I live, I stumbled across this old article from the Hearald Journal dated April 1, 1952.

Rich Gold Strike in Cache Mountains Amazes Logan Men

They started out to photograph destruction to wildlife brought on by the severe winter, and ended-up by discovering a lost treasure!

Yesterday in Card Canyon, Spencer Falslev and Kay Crook, Logan, realized the dream of a...

Soap Stone

feeds@yuku.com (InspectorSmith) — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 12:18:42 GMT

Did you hear the one about the 70 year old man driving his snowmobile down a 50 foot verticle shaft in soapstone about a month ago?

The Honeycomb Hills - Juab Co. GRE, Inc. 2009

feeds@yuku.com (Blke36bimmer) — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 10:56:42 GMT

How we missed this until now, I dont know. On the western edge of the remote "West Desert" is a tiny blip on the map called "the Honeycomb Hills". Quite an amazing place actually. A hotbed of geothermal activity as evidenced from the rock. Also we found some very well preserved mining sites. With the grand Deep Creek Mountain range for a backdrop you really cant go wrong with a quick visit to the Honeycomb Hills. Here is what we were able to find.

San Rafael Swell - Reclamation Study-Gold Rush Expeditions, 2009

feeds@yuku.com (Blke36bimmer) — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 10:43:27 GMT

A study in 4 parts. The DOGM wants to erradicate every Uranium site in the Swell and the roads associated with them. We took a few days to hit all of the major areas from Calf Mesa to Temple Mountain, From the Hidden Splendor to Tomsich Butte, all the way up and around to Black Dragon and Copper Globe. All of these areas are on the list to be destroyed.

Vid is in 4 parts. (just tell the boss your on your lunch break).
Under the galleries page on

GRE, Inc.- Death Canyon, Tooele County

feeds@yuku.com (Blke36bimmer) — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 12:23:21 GMT

Yes, it is as cool as it sounds.

Death Canyon as shot over the past year by GRE, Inc.

http://www.goldrushexpeditions.com/galleries/deathcanyon2008.php

you will have to register and/or log in, but this has a purpose. We document a lot of sites and we want to know who is viewing these areas and where they are from, your information will never be shared...

Dugway Range, Bullionville and Kellys Hole - 2009

feeds@yuku.com (Blke36bimmer) — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 10:12:11 GMT

Lots of new sites uncovered, including the remnants of Bullionville. We had expert guide and mining historian Ed Gosling to show us around.
New video on the galleries page.
www.goldrushexpeditions.com

American Fork Canyon

feeds@yuku.com (Digger II) — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 11:38:35 GMT

For you die hard American Fork Canyon People.....
Were the Spanish ever up there?

Well personally I would say yes and especially in this area.
This is one I will never have time to do anything with.
The tree itself was very old as I recall but I was not into Core Samples at the time so no tellin fer sure...I returned to the tree sight many years ago to try to locate it again....but I think I was in the wrong clearing......The tree as I recall sets at...

Utah Treasure

feeds@yuku.com (Names Butch) — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 19:26:27 GMT

http://www.sltrib.com/news/ci_11358090

Didnt know where else this fit but Floyd is quite the treasure.

Butch.

Cool mine we hit today pics

feeds@yuku.com (terrible1) — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 22:07:54 GMT

Had never been to this one, theres several in the area. Monster pink quartz vein surfaces just to the East of the entrance. They hit it 3 times inside. No vertical shaft though...hauled all my rope and gear up the mountain for nothin. I do hate belly crawling (especially when I'm first in) into thos holes. Always figure theres either a lion or a skunk waitin on the other side.

Pics!

Entrance

Tintic

feeds@yuku.com (sanpet) — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 11:15:29 GMT

The other day I was in the Juab county recorders office and I found a small book they were selling. "Yesterday's Dreams Tomorrow's Memories". It is about the Tintic Mining District and Eureka. It gives a good history of the area. It cost $15.00. I don't know if they would ship the book. There # is 435-623-3430.

Kanab Area

feeds@yuku.com (RelicHunters ) — Sun, 20 May 2007 07:09:33 GMT

About 2 years ago I recently started getting into ghost towning and then treasure hunting. I have been finding out that Utah has alot of insteresting history. In about 2 weeks I will be traveling down to the Kanab area to do some construction work on a mountain home and want to explore things while I am down there. Does anyone have any suggestion on were I should start or places I should visit. I am green to alot of this and have alot of things to get caught up on like all the history and...

Brown's Park Cabin

feeds@yuku.com (ggardner) — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 16:20:26 GMT

We went out on a hike yesterday in Brown's Park and found some interesting stuff. We went up a little draw on the north side of Brown's Park and found evidence of recent prospecting for what looks to be copper. We found these two interesting rock structures and I couldn't tell what purpose they served. It didn't look like they ever had a fire in them. Maybe some of you know what they were. The first one is about 8' tall and the other is maybe 4.

Hanksville area

feeds@yuku.com (dandersen) — Tue, 20 Mar 2007 21:16:13 GMT

I have been spending some time in the Hanksville area this spring, working some gold claims, looking at petraglyphs and generaly poking around.
I was wondering if anyone knew of any interesting glyphs in the area or had any good stories.
This is a realy fun area to explore and I am always looking for new things to see.

Darin

ANOTHER Johnson's Canyon treasure?

feeds@yuku.com (Randy Bradford) — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 12:35:35 GMT

I stumbled onto a brief reference today of another alleged treasure secured in Johnson's Canyon, near Kanab Utah. Most of you know Johnson's Canyon for the White Mountain, Montezuma Treasure Hoard story. It's actually a little strange that in all my research of the area I've never stumbled upon this before, particularly since I've had the book for ages. It comes from Robert Marx's book, "Buried Treasures of the United States," which has since been republished under a different...

Hiya

feeds@yuku.com (Tesoro) — Sat, 09 Dec 2006 01:51:03 GMT

Hey ho everybody. Good to see some activity here again.

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