Mr. Fenn, When you made the two trips from your car to hide the chest and the gold, did you carry it openly in your hands or in some type of bag or backpack? . I did both. It was a special time of fulfillment for me and I can …
Mr. Fenn, In searching near Yellowstone, and witnessing the strength of Buffalo, how the hell didn’t you, your brother, and Donny get yourself killed doing things like roping a Buffalo? What are some other stupid things you have done? ~ Jeff . I would hope my life has not been …
Someone unfamiliar with your poem receives a message that says “meet me where warm waters halt, somewhere in the mountains north of Santa Fe”. Would they be able to work out where to go? If they can’t, would they need the whole poem, another stanza, or just a line …
I would like to know how Forrest chose to open an art gallery. Did Forrest or Peggy have an interest or background in art before they moved to Santa Fe? I love the way Forrest told children to touch, and how to touch, and why to touch. I was a …
Other than the poem describing how to locate the Trove and one of its purposes to encourage people to get out of the house and away from electronics, is the poem designed to convey a deeper significance? Is there a subtle message you are sharing with the reader and hope …
Is there a particular piece of art that has passed through your hands that you wish you still had and why? ~markj I wish you’d not reminded me markj; there were so many paintings I wish we’d kept. The fact is, I wanted to keep a lot of things, but, …
Mr. Fenn, you were in the business of buying and selling antiques for many years. The history of an object is very important to its value. How were you able to always determine that what you sold was authentic? ~Martha A. from Peoria. You’re really putting me on …
Hi Forrest, I think all of us at one time or another dream about being someone else or wish to have lived in a different time. You have said you were born 100 years too late. If you could live a wish for one day, what would you ask for? …
More Featured Questions with Forrest (What can I say. I love the Chase. I love Questions. Of course I couldn’t end Questions with Forrest)! Forrest, next month you’ll be 84 years old and that’s an age when most normal people start to slow down. You seem to be pretty …
On the inside dust jacket of Seventeen Dollars a Square Inch by Forrest Fenn reads, “This book is not a biography of Eric Sloane; rather, it is almost a recorded conversation between two friends who shared a common interest and the love of simple things and simpler times.” And as the …
