Featured Question With Forrest: Forrest, since there are 24 poem lines and 24 hours in a day, does the poem have something to do with time, even if it is metaphorical?Martha Pemegano No Martha, it does not. You are overcooking the poem. f Best of luck with all that you …
It has been over 10 years since Forrest Fenn has hidden his treasure chest, somewhere in the mountains north of Santa Fe, and no one has found it yet. However, that doesn’t mean searchers haven’t come close! Throughout the years, Forrest has let the Chase community know searchers have come …
In the book, The Thrill of the Chase, right before Forrest Fenn’s Treausre Poem, it says: “So I wrote a poem containing nine clues that if followed precisely, will lead to the end of my rainbow and the treasure:” While there are Nine Clues in the poem, Forrest has often …
Forrest has always encouraged searchers to be safe while searching, and to not search anywhere a 79 or 80 year old man would not go. He has also offered searchers other advice about the Chase. As the poem says, ‘hear me all and listen good’- everyone should listen to this …
Over the past many years, Forrest Fenn has made many comments in regards to his treasure chest of gold hidden somewhere in the mountains north of Santa Fe. These Forrest Fenn Treasure Quotes might help us with ideas on how to understand his poem better, and find his treasure. Below …
Over the past many years, Forrest Fenn has made many comments in regards to his treasure chest of gold hidden somewhere in the mountains north of Santa Fe. These Forrest Fenn Treasure Quotes might help us with ideas on how to understand his poem better, and find his treasure. Below …
Since the release of Forrest Fenn’s Treasure Poem in 2010, Forrest has made numerous comments concerning his poem and treasure hunt. Below are Quotes in connection to Where Warm Waters Halt and the First Clue. New Zealand Interview 2013 “The first clue in the poem is ‘begin it where warm …
Watch on Video or Read below: Over the years, Forrest Fenn has made many comments concerning the The Thrill of the Chase Treasure Hunt and his life. In Scrapbook 163 on Dal Neitzel’s website, Forrest answered a question about places he has been. His answer has many searchers questioning whether …
In May of 2017, Forrest said the following about his Treasure Poem: “Every word is placed in there strategically, and you can’t ignore any of the nouns in that poem.” This was during the interview: ‘On the Road with Charlie.’ (Full quote below within context). So we might ask ourselves, …
The off season of the Thrill of the Chase offers many of us searchers the chance to go over our solutions for where we think Forrest Fenn’s Treasure Chest is hidden. We can review what Forrest is known to have said against our own thoughts. Does anything contradict where we …
