How often do you find yourself asking the following question?

"Why did early Spanish explorers go to the hardship of venturing to the Great Basin over treacherous untamed territory, returning time and time again?"

Chances are just about every time you go looking at early spanish maps? Once a year? Twice a month in the spring? or More? It gets old very fast reading how trappers and mountain men of the west came for fur.  Get a free ebook. to find-out why they stayed and others followed to the great basin.

Now, I don't have to tell you, if you knew what we did you would find hidden or buried cache or treasure. You must know how to plan riveting treasure adventures. Then one new idea might lead you to a lost clue or even hidden historical evidence for a find. Adventures that'll be based on legends, lore, maps, signs and symbols.

Just consider for a moment … really unearthing something hidden from history not the usual trip every other person before you has gone on. You don't need to take a trip yet, just time to read my adventures, thrills, legends and you'll find some hidden secrets in the books. Now's your chance — to read how I did it. Then you might make it happen-with some luck?

I'll let you in on a little secret. If you can't plan a new, fresh area thats covered with legends, history and signs, like I did, you will squelch the possibility. You see, most people are not attracted to hard to find places, an out of the way spot, and a place with old I mean really old mining history (ancient).

Uncovering a new idea from my books will make things easier for you. Next time in the same location, after reading my books, different things could open up — and you'll make it before one of the wolves out there snatch your treasure right out of your hands. And if you don't plan a "safe" excursion, then you can bet it will be your last one.

In my books you could read about men like Nachi (actual journal excerpts) to the historic hero Escalante gracing today's history books with spanish exploring north — to the great basin, land of the ancient ones. Now, old stories of Spaniards and Priests followed documented old trails and older legends while modern men like Mel Fisher's findings in the Atosha were their King't take. Proof of their glory.

For better or for worse, history controls how you view a geographical region by what you read about in current literature and all forms of movies hypnotize you that early explorers and spaniards were not in the great basin before 1776. They sit in meetings comparing how treasures or historical facts don't measure up to that of their associates. Or something was not documented.

And if you can't write a complete historical remembering full of electrifying evidence, then you won't measure up. So what's a sharp guy to do?

Sure, you could try to look for it. But you already know that you then run the risk of missing a hint or clue from all the other mainstream info so you won't be left at the curbside read my books for archeological evidence of treasures..

Or you can take charge and visit the great basin where it all happened - get your hands on maps, legends and proven experiences with the Author. Find-out new and exciting treasure ideas right from the source-with an unforgettable adventure in the Rocky Mountains. You could walk right where Escalante searched and Utes gathered before while learning the legends of old. We'll have you entranced over historical facts, figures and maps for hours — if that's what you want. Call about our unique walking historic adventures (801) 376-1425 or email today. I'd hope to see you come out.

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Background of Steve Shaffer

Let us give you a little background of Steve Shaffer. Since early 1964 Steve started searching the Great Basin region for clues of the past. He learned the in the west lay hidden legends and untold finds beneath public sentiment, closed educated associations and societies. He found that many of the maps and history books were full of inconsistencies yet supported by those with degrees or rank. The only way he could give the truth to others was by actually walking with the past and then writing about it. He has written three books and is currently releasing his fourth book.

During this time, he always tried to stretch the imagination and do something interesting, creative, unique and different. He would ask everyone he new for ideas, he would constantly scour books, magazines, journals, diaries and the like, for new and interesting information. Then go out and prove it. He knew about the Bingham open pit mine and other huge mines in the great basin-he even owned two mines at one time.

As a result of all those years of actively researching, he ended up with quite a collection of articles, notes, experiences found in his books.

Knowing this, he is contacted almost daily about their finds, searches and excursions. He has put together several adventures that got him started with several interesting finds.

It was with these excursions and facts under his personal belt that he decided it was time to put all of this information into books so that everyone could have access to the best history teaching record-the field.

Here's what we've done. Now you can get his hands on tested treasure ideas — in his five ebook treasure package.

The unheard of treasure package has all five ebooks listed below. It includes spanish symbols and a beginners guide to interpreting spanish miners/explores' symbols. At last, someone has given up their secrets for your benefit in an easy to read format in a five ebook treasure package. Bring them anywhere including tips, maps and real signs! You get "Of Men and Gold," fully explaining how the Author found the mine, details on what to do, how to act, tips and advice.

This is not some bogus list of treasure hunting ideas, but a carefully crafted series of advances and details of discovering a glory hole - so you will know exactly what to do for your situation- to be successful.

Whether you need legend research, mapping basics, exploration/detecting basics or even real treasure advice "Of Men and Gold","Spanish Symbols, Their Meanings" and "Hard to Interpret Indian and Spanish Symbols", "Nach" and "Treasures of the Ancients" come in a treasure package that has you completely covered. Everything has not already been found and these will help the serious historical researcher to the weekend warrior!

Here's what the Treasure Package includes:

"Of Men and Gold"
The eight year selling story on the Author's real story of treasure.
6 Chapters and 132 pages are more than information but a non-fiction adventure.


"Spanish Symbols"
125 pages of symbols and their meaning that you could use anywhere while seeking your own buried treasure.


"Hard to Interpret Indian and Spanish Symbols"
65 pages of spanish carved symbol interpretation (stone/wood) that go beyond common finds. Get past others by  getting new ideas from the Author.

"Nachi"
251 pages of fictional story laced with historical fact to make it real of a young ute growing up, meeting the spaniards and living in the wild west.

"Treasures of the Ancients"
208 pages of ancient legends dating back hundreds possibly thousands of years. These unusual stories go way back. Plus some unique spanish coin finds.

If you are ready to almost claim your treasure, before you move too quick, click HERE - otherwise keep looking.

Let's say you're on that all-important first adventure — the one that will make or break you. Will you come up a loser, a typical seeker, or someone that actually finds something? It depends. Here's where "Of Men and Gold" comes in. This eBook package is jam-packed full of verifiable treasure tips and tricks sure to give you a different perspective on finding or viewing a current or new area!

Imagine if you had a way to virtually guarantee that you'd find something - even a clue for the next trip anytime you go to the woods -- without much questioning, little money or advice? Thats unrealistic but now you can read how someone did just that with "Of Men and Gold." These books are the very best at really setting a historical background, spanish sign interpretation etc...for your next excursion. Go on another trip for a first time, and your chances for a find have just improved substantially after reading this treasure package!

Maybe you are close where you want things to get serious without the risks of loosing it. Maybe you feel that "this is the one trip." If so, then it's time to pull out the heavy artillery. You will put perspective in the hunt and seriously engage every time you think about finding buried treasure new solutions or opportunities that have been explained in the "Three Book Treasure" e-Book package.

Now what if you just can't or don't want to spend too much time and money on your treasure hunting. For whatever reason. No problem here, you can still weave your own tale of adventure with the treasure ideas explained in the package.

Let's say you've just buried your job, or have practically no money at all. What will you do for an excursion? Should you just sit on the sidelines and watch the other guys have all the fun? With this package, you can still have a blast learning about spanish symbols,Cibola and Montezuma. The ideas revealed in "Interpreting Spanish Symbols" will keep you off the sidelines and in the action!

What you will find in your copy of the "Three Book Treasure Package " are fast, easy, doable and exciting treasure ideas that can be started up in 5 minutes or less.

This is exactly what we need - to save time, money and headache with The Three EBook Treasure Package, and never hassle with planning an eventful excursion ever again! Click Here, download it in minutes and you are on your way to logical treasure hunting!

Let us clarify-at first a treasure could be discovering a new culture, legend or symbol that gives life to a treasure idea. It does not have to be an artifact or coin but it is sure nice to look at them.

The EBook "Of Men and Gold" includes:

Chapter Four Riches Beyond Belief This chapter gives you the possibilities of that elusive find. And evidence with "The Charted of Course" to the mine. Also this chapter discusses the mine and an old coin found in the mine.