Forrest Fenn Treasure Finally Found In Rocky Mountains | TODAY
Forrest Fenn Treasure Finally Found In Rocky Mountains | TODAY
The search for a hidden treasure that TODAY has reported on for years seems to have finally come to an end: Someone has apparently claimed the multimillion-dollar treasure that art collector Forrest Fenn hid in the Southwest nearly a decade ago, leaving clues in a poem. NBC’S Gadi Schwartz (who hunted the treasure himself) reports.
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Forrest Fenn Treasure Finally Found In Rocky Mountains | TODAY
Where warm waters halt Browns Canyon warm springs Browns Canyon National Monument in Colorado.
Man, 2020 was a great year for someone apparently
MR. Forrest Fenns special place it would teach us about ourselves and your part of the story
Fenn will go down as one of the great scammers of the 21st century.
And your apart of the story
In a narcissistic way
Where were you when he said you were within a few miles of the treasure?
TELL NO ONE ONE THAT YOU RECOVERED THE TREASURE CHEST FROM Browns Canyon NATIONAL MONUMENT IN COLORADO
could it be possible that maybe the treasure was in the grave of ephraim brown in wyoming?
Waited for years to do it myself when I was old enough, but glad that it gave the treasure hunting community good times.
Pot of gold in America. Duhhhh. We all know now. We rich in America if we just search for it. Our ancestors did.
You must use your walking stick front cover Too Far To Walk cover photograph while crossing the Arkansas River at Hecla Junction boat ramp the Home of Brown.
200 ft from the cave entrance it will teach us about ourselves
This was a dissapointing end
https://youtu.be/-nAQiJ77vTY
The home of brown
Browns Canyon National Monument railroad gulch valley first cave on your left a 27 minute walk
THE HOME OF BROWN
Where warm waters halt Browns Canyon warm springs Hecla Junction boat ramp take the canyon down river to the Railroad Gulch valley Too far too walk for many people not that far for a few. Not for the meek you must cross the Arkansas River to access the Railroad Gulch valley first cave on your left. Inside of the cave entrance you will see a copy of Sitting Bulls peace pipe attached to cave wall pointing to the treasure chest location outside of the cave entrance Marvel Gaze.
Mr. GW FaceBook profile open to the public.
BROWNS CANYON NATIONAL MONUMENT RAILROAD GULCH FIRST CAVE ON YOU LEFT.
Mr. Forrest Fenns special place it would teach us about ourselves
I found it
Imagine a pic of it just sittin up in a tree or somethin 😂
Did the man give back the bracelet that Forest asked to be returned to him?
J
Fenn said The treasure is within reach of a 70 year old man! Yet Those idiots climbing cliffs and diving in the rivers and complaining it is too dangerous…..
I guess all you really need is family
TAKE BROWNS CANYON DOWN RIVER TOO FAR TO WALK SIGNIFYING YOU ARE RAFTING TO THE PUT IN A RAFTING TERM BELOW THE THE HOME OF BROWN RAILROAD GULCH VALLEY FIRST CAVE ON YOUR LEFT A TWENTY SEVEN MINUTE WALK FROM HECLA TO THE CAVE ENTRANCE
Where warm waters Halt Browns Canyon warm springs Hecla Junction boat ramp waters high heavy loads of rafts fisherman and people
Sitting Bulls peace pipe the Blaze.
MR. Forrest Fenns special place it would teach us about ourselves and your part of the story in a narcissistic way
Go outside wow.
REDUNDANCY BUILT IN ALL CLUES BACK EACH OTHER UP DEPENDING ON IF YOU CHOOSE TO WALK IN OR RAFT INTO THE TREASURE CHEST RECOVERY LOCATION RAILROAD GULCH VALLEY
TWO SIDES TO EVERY STORY
CALL THE PROPER AUTHORITIES BROWNS CANYON NATIONAL PARK SUPERINTENDENT ASKING FOR ASSISTANCE IN RECOVERY OF THE THRILL OF THE CHASE TREASURE CHEST YOUR QUEST TO CEASE I GIVE YOU TITLE TO THE GOLD
I don’t believe this … emailed to Forest ?
THE BLAZE A COPY OF SITTING BULLS PEACE PIPE
MR. GW FaceBook full details
The home of brown
Browns Canyon National Monument railroad gulch valley first cave on your left a 27 minute walk from Hecla Junction boat to the cave entrance Railroad Gulch valley in Colorado.
I was lucky to have had a front row seat, what a ride!
Where warm waters Halt Browns Canyon warm springs Hecla Junction boat ramp waters high heavy loads of rafts fisherman and people
"The Thrill of the Scam"
Where warm waters Halt Browns Canyon warm springs Hecla Junction boat ramp waters high heavy loads of rafts fisherman and people
WHERE WARM WATERS HALT BROWNS CANYON WARM SPRINGS HECLA JUNCTION BOAT RAMP
Shane is still punching the tree nearby until his fist remains only blood and bone😞
cmon .show us the pics.I smell BS..in situ in hand @t would have had some kind of camera with..I want pics of the exact finds in the exact spot..otherwise its 0 proof
MY UNCLE, T. M. GARLAND, DIED THREE TIMES LOOKING FOR THAT TREASURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MAIL THE RUSTY PAIR OF SCISSORS TO Mr Forrest Fenn no words exchange you have a right to remain silent I give you title to the gold
In America wow. I knew it
How many treasures are there?
THE HOME OF BROWN
BROWNS CANYON NATIONAL MONUMENT IN COLORADO
A special place it will teach us about ourselves 200 ft from the railroad gulch valley the home of brown
Browns Canyon National Monument in Colorado Chaffee County.
Go tell Ryan and Shane
THE HOME OF BROWN
BROWNS CANYON NATIONAL MONUMENT IN COLORADO
I just came from watching unsolved mysteries. What if Shane and Ryan are the anonymous treasure hunt solvers.
Well you can’t blame the guy for not saying his name because people probably would have come after him and either killed or robbed him
AS I GO IN THERE ALONE RAILROAD GULCH VALLEY IN COLORADO.