The Dutchman Mine Found Again

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Larry Hedrick delves into the enigmatic history of the Lost Dutchman Mine-expounding on the numerous instances where it seemed both found and elusive, all at once. Join us as we unravel the mysteries surrounding one of the most legendary treasures of the American West.
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@az_frontier_8476 Год назад

Larry, I went back up to the old cache up by Byous butte just to pay respects to Charlie and of course now Hank. Spent a couple hours there thinking about life, and listening to mysteries. Thank you so much for keeping it up. Still looking for the thousand eyes.

@solobushman Год назад

The good thing about someone finding the mine every year is that you always have another story to tell. Thank you Larry for the great stories and don't stop telling them, we as a audience really appreciate them. Have a great day.

@jamessmith3260 Год назад

You folks have done a fine job since Charlie passed. We miss seeing him, but the program is still as fantastic as ever. Many thanks.

@StevenSchoolAlchemy Год назад

Good job.

@jerm2011 Год назад

The work you guys do means so much to me. I love hearing about the Superstitions and Arizona history in general. My dad researched Tombstone, The Earp's and Doc Holiday extensively. He was a big Bob Boze Bell fan. Met him at a book signing for his Holiday book he did in the early 2000s or possibly late 90s. He had Karen Tanner Holiday's book as well. I love you guys. Wanna say hi to Larry and send my best wishes to Jack San Felice. I understand he lost his wife and took a bad fall? God bless him, I hope he gets better. You guys mean alot to me. Thank you. Also, I miss Hank and Charlie so much. I feel like I knew them ...

@webbsamples Год назад

Thank you Larry Hedrick for continuing with this channel. There are more stories to tell, and you are well -able to do it.

@chasjetty8729 Год назад

Well said.

@dre61986 Год назад

I agree I love this channel and the stories Larry has told us

@0006trance Год назад

I third that!

@mysteriesofthesuperstition6793 Год назад

I appreciate that

@bethbartlett5692 Год назад

@@mysteriesofthesuperstition6793 The stories are delicious, *they are the Gold,* that we all can share and enjoy. (I never knew the movie that Vincent Price played in was actually based on a true story, "The Barron of Arizona") *I'm curious what you know about the Grand Canyon Cave story, that was found by Kinkade and reported in the Arizona Gazette. He found vast artifacts and mummies, referenced Egypt and Asia. He was Affiliated with the Smithsonian, and they deny the whole event. I'm like you, I don't feel 1 story is written to increase circulation. If you aren't familiar with the story, I believe the "Why File" Channel did a really good story on it, recommend the watch, most enjoyable. Best Thoughts and Wellbeing, Beth Tennessee, USA

@garyjohnson1757 Год назад

Thanks Larry for keeping this show alive I love it

@nomanmcshmoo8640 Год назад

The Lost Dutchman Mine. Arizona's own "Loch Ness Monster"...though quite a bit more dangerous than Nessie.

@natewilson111 Год назад

But I think Nessie has killed around 5700 people since 1958 🦕

@DurpVonFronz Год назад

Check out the latest find of the Ogopogo from Canada. Photo was taken around Oct last year by an elderly couple. Its unreal scary. Damage control came out quickly and said its a bird diving.. lol bird diving while the guy comes up to it floating in his boat.

@lindastevens3547 Год назад

Distortion and myths is how our educators now, intentionally treat history. Glad you keep the truth alive with your videos.

@rickmessina5396 Год назад

Thanks again, Larry. I am mesmerized by stories of the Dutchman and buried gold….you alway peak my interest……

@michaelhurn05 Год назад

Thank you Larry, and to still hear Hank at the end of the episode was a nice surprise 🥹🥰

@bendaves77 Год назад

I love hearing these old stories.. I've been in the area of the superstition mountains and I find it beautiful..

@LuckyBaldwin777 Год назад

So Peralta came from Revis and Bicknell resurrected it and applied it to the Lost Dutchman. Now that's interesting. Thanks, Larry.

@joeswff Год назад

Thanks Larry, I so wait for you stories like I did with Charlie and Hank. Oh Hank was such a storyteller. I understand it takes a bit of time now to get a story out, we, your Mysteries of the Superstition Mountains family, really appreciate it and all you do. Joe

@davidlancaster8152 Год назад

I agree whole heartedly.

@e.leehuff561 Год назад

I get so excited when I see a new post from you guys. Such a great production! What a team of talented people.

@duncanellico1398 Год назад

Another great story from the mysteries ofthe superstition mountains Thankyou

@The_Vaporizer 10 месяцев назад

I've enjoyed stories about the Dutchman mine since the 70's when my grandfather told me about it. He lived in Tempe for years and knew a lot of folks. Of course some people think it was found long ago and there is a large goldmining operation on the far side of the mountains but still it's fun to imagine.

@thomasrice4078 Год назад

I've really enjoyed your stories for several years now. My brother just moved to the foothills of the Superstitions, so I will definitely come to visit.

@martykrausse Год назад

I too would like to thank you for continuing with your stories, we all miss Hank and hope maybe someday you can find someone else with his passion for all the mysteries of the Superstition Mountains to help you with the channel.

@mikemarley2389 Год назад

Vincent Price starred in the movie "Baron of Arizona "and it tells this story and is a good watch to boot.The Baron supposedly went to Spain and forged church documents to back up his fraudulent claim.

@stanleybrown7844 Год назад

I guess the problem they're having just another mystery the superstition mountain

@arthurpeterson246 Год назад

Great story Larry,allways glad to see you thanks for all the hard work you guys put into these stories and videos please keep em coming this is as close to arizona as l will ever get due to my age and health. Thanks tex from north carolina.

@davidcarlisle6244 Год назад

Another interesting story. Thanks Larry.

@phillipseaton7163 Год назад

Hi Larry always good to hear from you I guess just another someone thought that they had found something. Take care my friend till next time

@Riker-ER Год назад

Thanks for your hard work, to you and recognition to your friends who have passed on, who have made this a special channel. Perhaps you could do an informal time to recognize all the ones who help put this together, who have passed on & share some of their funny character traits or stories. 😊

@mysteriesofthesuperstition6793 Год назад

So nice of you

@davidlancaster8152 Год назад

Ah! My man Larry's rising a story with the sun! Awesome way to start the day 🌞. Looking dapper bro!!! I like this story especially with the photos. Close to my heart. Saw Marshall Trimble in a movie yesterday and am wondering how he's doing. Any word please let me know. Great work as usual to Larry, David (great name) and crew. Lvya all much. Now for Bob Marley...woke up this morning, woke with the rising sun, three little birds were on my door step, singing sweet songs...and Larry is singing too...this is my message to you you you.. don't worry about a thing Sorry, spell check turned my Trimble into Trumbull. I've corrected. Thanks 👍

@mlgauss60435 Год назад

Thank you for keeping the channel alive. It was a shock about Hank, but I'm sure he's looking down at all of you and smiling!

@clinthowe7629 Год назад

sounds like addison revus is the number one suspect in mr Willing’s death.

@maikailoa808 Год назад

Thank you hank for more great stories and All your hard work you put into bringing us this Great history and stories. Take care my friend. Ron

@mysteriesofthesuperstition6793 Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@Mike-01234 Год назад

Nice to hear Hanks voice at the end. I don't think anyone will ever figure out how the dutchman acquired that gold the truth is that is all they ever had to go on. If the story that Clay tells is true that the Dutchman killed to acquire the mine, and to keep it by killing his own nephew in his old age he must have felt a terrible guilt over what he had done. We all seen people over the years who were not so nice in their younger years but soften in their older age as they start to realize end of their life isn't too far away. If Waltz sealed up the mine because he didn't want to have to kill again if someone found it, why would he direct others he cared about to the mine. The mine has become a curse greed of the gold driven so many to die looking for it. Almost like the way Waltz killed to get the mine has cursed it forever.

@needmoney666 Год назад

Excellent story!

@terrykissell9100 Год назад

Always enjoy all the stories. Difficult seeing the story tellers pass. Great to have the video library of all the great ones.

@almirria6753 Год назад

How can it be found again, when a lot of you folks who live down there know where it is at.

@phillipseaton7163 Год назад

Hi guys tried to wait will catch later have a great one

@alonzovillarreal4666 Год назад

Thank you Larry!

@dgiorgi1725 Год назад

Man I'll tell ya your stories are simply the best!! And that is the real treasure of the Superstitions mountains. Thx.

@sallybright7172 Год назад

Thank you for all your video's. They have been a great source of information and entertainment since I found you just before the pandemic started. As. A historian I will always say that the real history is the history normal everyday people make by just living lives everyday. You Sir are a great keeper of historical accounts. Keep up the marvelous work and I look forward to seeing more video accounts.

@FREEEDDOOMM Год назад

Hello from power and main.

@TexLogan-du2yi Год назад

I love this channel. What awesome history!

@jhonybotacio Год назад

Thanks Larry for continuing with the great stories! Greetings from Panama! 🇵🇦

@randywebb7023 Год назад

With all our technology, The mine still is eluding thousands of people.

@Mike-zu5ou Год назад

What a gem this channel is.

@chasjetty8729 Год назад

Thank you again friend.

@healdiseasenow Год назад

The Dutchman's mine was finally found about 2 mi from their house. They walk past it hunting for the mine everyday for the past 40 years. It happened to be behind a Big Rock

@stephenmartini5890 Год назад

I just love all these stories and hope more are on the way. How else will there be more exploration into these not so famous legends? Although, some legends lead to fact.

@b_ks Год назад

I Always enjoy hearing more about the lost dutchman mine. Thanks again.

@garypolston7606 Год назад

Waiting patiently to see if this is discussing the location from my book...

@larryhedrick254 Год назад

Gary What’s the name of your book, would be happy to read it. Larry

@scotts3938 Год назад

Thanks for another fascinating story and sharing the facts

@mysteriesofthesuperstition6793 Год назад

Our pleasure!

@denisefrickey5636 Год назад

Always a pleasure to see a new video.

@SWATT101 Год назад

The old western movie peeked my interest over 50 years ago when I was a kid.

@AZPaul48 6 месяцев назад

Its not just a mine in there, it was a staging point for the Spaniards from across the wester US, they like to hide their gold there in vaults for safety and come back and get them later. But later never came.

@penttijuvo1147 Год назад

Thank you for The video! Very interesting piece of wild West history👋🇫🇮

@garyfeltman4482 4 месяца назад

If the mine was truly found,we here in Arizona would have known it. It's still lost.

@RissaFirecat 8 месяцев назад

Used to live in Yuma and hiked in the Superstition mountains. Love these stories. Thank you, and I am glad that I am glad I found this channel.

@cliffordbowman6777 4 месяца назад

Did you get killed?

@RissaFirecat 4 месяца назад

@@cliffordbowman6777, I did not thank you very much! It's so beautiful up there. You just have to be careful where you put your feet, lol!

@Thea-gj2or Год назад

All these guy were such characters. So many stories. Such a lawless time. I would imagine there is no lost dutchman mine. Common sense tells me it is more likely that he killed someone and stole their gold or found someone's stash ( maybe after they died?) . And the whole story was a cover, to keep people looking in the wrong place for something that didn't exist. Something like that would certainly explain the mystery.

@G53X0Y0Z0 Год назад

I don't know if it's true, but I have read some of the gold was analyzed and found to be from the Lost Basin area and it's theorized he obtained it from Indians. I do believe the Lost Dutchman mine story is just that, only a story.

@frankedgar6694 Месяц назад

If the Dutchman Mine was so wonderfully productive, why have are there no other significant mines in the area?

@iiiemc1674 Год назад

My favorite! ThankU keep us updates

@neilanderson9151 4 месяца назад

So many mines everywhere in the southwest. How do you ever know it’s that actual Dutchman mine

@raymorris3560 Год назад

I'd be careful about this. People end up literally losing their heads when looking for that mine!! Kind of freaky!! I've hiked the superstitions from one end to the other. Stick to the scenic views and leave it at that. These mountains are my FAVORITE hiking destination!

@larryhedrick254 Год назад

Ray, I don’t know why you would say such a thing, “I’d be careful about this.” Hundreds of people have lost their lives in the Superstitions following misinformation and down right lies. If you have really followed our stories, just like this one, I am exposing the myths about the legend and would like to think I have deterred folks from pursuing such myths and perhaps saved some lives.

@raymorris3560 Год назад

@@larryhedrick254 LOL to be honest I haven't followed you. Just popped up on my feed and I LOVE the superstition mountains!! Lmao I was always careful NOT to think about gold when I was out there! What a waste of perfectly good anxiety!! Drat.

@kathmandu1575 Год назад

Excellent video - thanks!

@blessedhighlyfavored701 Год назад

I hope that future generations will get to know these terrific amazing wonderful tales of the superstitions and its legends and mysteries.

@richardstump4582 Год назад

ALRIGHT LARRY, THANK YOU SIR!!

@1uptospeed Год назад

thanks larry for keeping the legend alive, you are like sargent joe friday with just the facts , sure miss hank,

@stephenmiller5023 Год назад

Stories about lost mines and this one in particular are what keep hopes & dreams alive for us modern day prospectors and people in general . Without them to cling onto, life would be a little more dreary …..😕. I was kinda hoping the Tag line into this video meant a bit more “ Proof” that someone had found something to prove once & for all its myth had turned into reality , but Alas , I guess I’ll have to wait some more . Thanks for posting this one and See ya down a dusty wind-swept trail somewhere… 🤞

@daleparker4207 Год назад

Interesting

@barryrammer7906 Год назад

I live in AZ been there many times. All you will find is rattlesnakes and death in the summer. Lol, nothing there beautiful place though.

@callen.6371 Месяц назад

Another fantastic video ! Love from Ireland 🇮🇪

@grantlynch5744 Год назад

Amazing video, thank you

@gregwein1 7 месяцев назад

I could listen to your stories for hours! Oh wait - I already have. 😁 I first fell in love with the Dutchman story in 5th or 6th grade. It had all the romance of pirate gold, but with cowboys and Indians - woohoo! I’ve loved it ever since… Thsnk you for sharing all your wonderful knowledge. 😎

@TP-vu3tc Год назад

The original LD mine is up on west facing Palomino mountain, below the arch. The gold was mined and documented, many years ago.

@charlielaudico3523 Год назад

I'm 70 years old and have heard this story for years! I have been there hiking , I'll tell you it is tough no matter who you are

@angelvalle9963 10 месяцев назад

Mackenna's gold

@judistocker1811 Год назад

I would love to re-visit the Superstitions. Maybe this coming fall, 2023. I have an old GSD (12) and a young GSD (1.5 yrs). I remember bringing my old Chow Chow out there in the 90’s. When I did backpacking trips though we left the dogs at home.

@roysnider3456 5 месяцев назад

I’ve watched a few of these videos and I’ve heard various versions of events, in one story waltz finds a mine in another it’s a hoard of Apache gold hidden by the tribe I’ve also heard that it was gold ore and that it was nuggets. It seems nobody can agree on anything about this story.

@benniedonald Год назад

Thank you I have always been intrigued by this story. I recently started tracing my family tree. I am amazed by the tales I was told. That for some reason, I cannot find the people. That were involved with the stories. The one's I found died long before the people. I knew that claimed they knew them. Were even born, LOL 😆.

@bobmoto3528 4 месяца назад

More like 100,000s of people have crawled all over those mountains in the 100+ years.

@kevinrice7635 Год назад

Good pitchman and story perciate it stay healthy safe travels 8

@randydumeshousen4203 Год назад

Oh I thought you ment you found the mime. Silly me!

@treasurelife6922 Год назад

Rick gwynnes son and daughter both claim their dad found it. His son stated that he helped carry some gold bars home where they lived in Apache junction.

@kathylarson8876 9 месяцев назад

I wonder if they may be lying, lol

@treasurelife6922 9 месяцев назад

@@kathylarson8876 well it seems like not to many Truths come out of their mouths.

@dustinjohnson3463 Год назад

Can you put where the paint mine is on the map

@rem1762 Год назад

My dad and one of his co-workers, a supervisor went out looking in the Superstition mountains looking for the Lost Dutchman treasure in the 1960's. They came across what appeared to be a cave or mine in the side of a hill with human activity. Something spooked them and they felt they were being watched and that was the both of them, then they left the area. That's all I remember. Sadly I don't have a map or directions to that area. I know I should have asked.

@stick9648 9 месяцев назад

They hoped you would've asked so you would be the guinea pig . They didn't like you anyhow you'd be a sacrifice to the gods that should be left alone.

@douglasbergmann6161 Год назад

Larry, you may wish to understand that a Notary certifies only that the signature is that of the identified person, not the information is correct.

@theofficialdiamondlou2418 8 месяцев назад

I found some markings , I’m pretty sure they’re a Peralta marker. There was what looked like a cave across the canyon . But again I never got back to research it further. Maybe some day if I don’t get to old.

@butchbinion1560 Год назад

Thanks. ✌🏻👊

@hawleygriffin1800 Год назад

A notary just verifies that the the person who signed a document is who they say they are.

@bethbartlett5692 Год назад

Is there a book, or rather *"which book" best offers photographs and details of the photos, relevant to the subject?* I'd like to purchase a book(s) with the comprehensive history, including the characters.

@claysmith782 7 месяцев назад

I'm intrigued with the stories I've heard about the Dutchman mine. I'm from Canada and don't expect to travel that way, but I have a question? If anyone ever did locate something like this mine who would be classified as the owner? Love your show.

@larryhedrick254 7 месяцев назад

If its not on private property or in the wilderness one could file a claim. If in the wilderness one could apply for a treasurer trove permit but don’t hold your breath during the process.

@redneckewhitetrashbluecollar 8 месяцев назад

I love thise mountains. I have hiked all over those mountains for the last 25 years . Sometimes spooky always beautiful and dangerous. Camped out there many a night also some of the funnest and harriest moments of my life were in thhe superstition mountains . I always hoped one day i would just stumble upon the legandary dutchman mine .

@stephendurst5024 Год назад

A notary is a publicly commissioned official who serves as an impartial witness to the signing of a legal document. NOT to the content!!!!

@danieldismukes4972 8 месяцев назад

I love the stories about the Lost Dutchman's Mine, I am a retired mining engineer\metallurgist and in the 80s I worked with Dr Renee Steensma at A lab in Fountain Hills Az. and we tested a known sample of the Dutchman's gold and traced it's origin, There is a nondisclosure agreement so I cannot say, however I really enjoy all the stories.

@larryhedrick254 8 месяцев назад

The only samples of Dutchman gold is found only in Jewelry non other exist so, unless the owner of the matchbox or the members of the Holmes family who owned Four pieces of jewelry or three others who owned jewelry I don’t think what was tested was a Dutchman gold.

@danieldismukes4972 8 месяцев назад

Bingo, yes we tested a known sample of the Dutchman's gold. @@larryhedrick254

@RandyLarson-we6ic Год назад

I hunted for the mine back in the 70s. I didn't find it though.

@joshuajackson6442 Год назад

Thank you

@mysteriesofthesuperstition6793 Год назад

You're welcome

@michaeljoshualewis538 11 месяцев назад

Cool I am subbed to t Carter,your channel just popped up on my home page so now I am dubbed

@GeorgiaRidgerunner Год назад

You know i love the lore around the dutchman mine but Theres one thing thats always come across as very strange to me The clues left behind by the dutchman If he really wanted his friends to have it like ive heard said before Why give them such cryptic clues why not just tell them the exact location of the mine Thats always been something i cant understand In recent times ive found myself wondering if the dutchman actually had a mine proper If i ever get the opportunity to travel out that way i want to search but search where the dutchmans original home was in my mind it stands to reason that the mine if it exists would be within a two hour walk of the dutchmans home anyone out there Got any input on this

@larryhedrick254 Год назад

Georgiaridgerunner As mentioned in previous stories, there were only two landmarks that were named before Waltz died, Superstition Mountain proper and Weavers Needle. None of the hundreds of mountains and canyons in the Superstitions were named and there is no way Waltz could give any direct information by name.

@GeorgiaRidgerunner Год назад

@@larryhedrick254 ok then does that mean that the clues left by the dutchmen might not be legitimate clues not trying to start an argument but just being genuinely curious

@crazyprepper5400 Год назад

I agree with you 100%. That's a lot off mass to be carried around for long periods of time. Probably closer than 2hrs. I would say 1hr

@larryhedrick254 Год назад

@@GeorgiaRidgerunner m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xejgrKvqHII.html This should answer your question. Ion

@QuantityEngineers 9 месяцев назад

Interesting story, but nothing related to the mine. My father and I hiked in the superstition mountains in 1957. I was 12 at the time. We came in from the west side and went up the back side near Blacktop mountain and Weaver's Needle. Of course we had read all the stories about the mine. We met several old miners with their mules that were supported by "angels" with money and supplies looking for the mine. I remember one day I was at the base of the cliff that was the east side of the mountain. It is the prominent "prow" you can see from Phoenix. I could see the entire valley all the way from Mesa junction to Phoenix. Like I said, interesting history of a small part of my life. Best time I ever spent with my dad.

@larryhedrick254 9 месяцев назад

QE I, of course, was debunking a claim that a person found the LDM 75 miles west of the Superstitions. I’m glad you had that great experience.

@johnathoncastro Год назад

Any relatives of the Peralta family still around? It's a common last name in Mexico.

@cadderley100 2 месяца назад

Every couple of years, someone finds that mine. It is the most found lost gold mine in the world. Pity no one seems to know how to actually read the Peralta Stones, isn't it?...