W.C. Interview about Billy the Kid

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Treasure Hunter

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Treasure Hunter: Caches, Curses, an Deadly Confrontations “There are not many left, we dreamers and wanderers…We are a breed of men addicted to danger, adventure, and the quest.” Thus begins W.C. Jameson’s account of one intrepid man’s efforts to find the lost treasures of North America and beyond. Jameson and his partners piece together centuries-old histories through documents, maps, and stories passed down from one generation to the next, facing life-threatening danger time and again. These riveting stories, told with humor and candor, are a portal to another time, and are a testament to the spirited independence of risk-takers, a few of whom still exist in what we think of as the modern age. “What W.C. Jameson has done in real life makes National Treasure and other features pale in comparison. It is the stuff that dreams–and nightmares and sometimes fortunes are made of…” ~ Max McCoy Memoir/Adventure Best IndieReader Reviewed Books Of 2011 AVAILABLE [...] Read more »

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Famous Fuel Coffee House

So many people have asked me about the musical goings-on at the Famous Fuel Coffee House that I decided to put together a brief and informative blog about it. Fuel is located 1t 106 East Main St. in Llano, Texas. It’s logo contains the words “Coffee – Music – Community.” Two years ago, a d[...]

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An Elevated View: Colorado Writers on Writing

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It has been some time since I have been able to get off the road long enough to write a blog for this site. It is my pleasure and delight to tell you about our most recent journey – a highly successful book tour related to promoting my latest publication, An Elevated View: Colorado Writers on Writ[...]

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The Treasure Hunter

Treasure Hunter Interview – Question # 2

You mentioned most of what you do as a professional treasure hunter is illegal. Can you explain? Because so much land is private or government owned property, I am often involved in trespassing. Furthermore, national and state salvage and recovery laws, which cover removing most, if not all, lost an[...]

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The Great Enchilada Tour Part 2

Part Two The early morning drive from Del Rio to Marathon, our destination for this day, was pleasant and relaxing. Favorite Wife and I passed though small West Texas towns such as Comstock, Langtry, Pumpville, Dryden, and Sanderson. These towns, for the most part, were founded as a result of the ra[...] Read more »

Billy The Kid

Historical CSI and Billy the Kid

A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to accompany former lawman and current private investigator Steven Sederwall as he conducted crime a scene investigation of an incident linked to the Lincoln County War, one of New Mexico’s bloodiest encounters and one that involved the outlaw, Billy the Kid. [...] Read more »

Lost Treasure Essays

Secrecy and the Professional Treasure Hunter

The life of a professional treasure hunter is often fraught with secrecy, danger, and challenges, but the rewards can be great. Sometimes the rewards are related to the recovery of a long-lost cache of gold or silver ingots or coins, but there can be a number of secondary rewards such as travel to a[...] Read more »