Forrest Fenn

[stirs]

So does anyone else wish they lived in the Rockies?

It has been like 7 years and nobody has found the treasure

Personally, I think it in Yellowstone or upper Montana

[imminent rogaine]

I think yellowstone/west yellowstone, too. I think poem starts out in a diff state, maybe Idaho, and brings you to yellowstone... 

I hope it actually exists. If it does, I just want to know the meaning behind the clues at some point.

I've never looked.

Most people's answers to the poem seem really dumb.

[stirs]

Somewhere near here

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firehole_River

 

Upper firehole

[imminent rogaine]

I'm right there with you. Maybe around the falls?

Ojo caliente is your "warm water" then?

There is also a "warm river" that seems to have breaks in it where it stops and picks back up. It is in idaho but fairly close to yellowstone. I could see that being the starting place and then the clues leading back into yellowstone.

Looking at pics of those rivers makes me want to learn to fly fish.

[stirs]

I worked near Yellowstone for about 4 months after graduating college.  We went swimming in selective places where "hot pots" emptied into the streams.  These were about the only places where you could swim because the water was just too cold most of the time.  So above some of the thermal water/stream connections are what I am thinking.  He also made a video earlier this month I think where he mentioned people braving bear attacks.  This can only be in Yellowstone or northern Montana for the most part.

Anyway, I was only interested in it because of the adventure and getting back out West again.  Love love love the Rockies

 

[t96]

I think he's bullshitting everyone. And if I were going to spend my time looking for treasure I'd much prefer to look for something that actually contains "treasures" rather than wealth, such as shipwrecks with heirlooms, old coins, etc. of which there are still tons undiscovered.