Tweet1. Secure the finicial future of my son and his family.
2. Buy a modest house with a 2k sq ft family room so i can have my entire family in it every x-mas.
3. Build a grotto
4. Find all the kids in my town that have nothing and throw a party for them at the local water park.
5.Do my part in the fight against cancer.
6.Build a youth center.
7.take my wife and son on a trip around the world.
8. Go on a bigfoot hunt
9. build the ultimate tailgate party bus.
10. Get Sugarbaby back on the board.

TweetHey, you want to track BigFoot too, lol? That is one of my dreams after i retire for sure, no joke.

Tweethell yes i do!

I've been fascinated with it since as long as i can remember!

TweetThere are 3 things i want to track and prove fact or fiction. Bigfoot, Lochness, and there is a legand but is factual about a Spanish gallion the was looted by pirates and they supposed took the gold bullion and it is in a lake in the middle of the Equador jungle. Countless men have died or turned away after being led by paid natives, including an ex Green Beret. The gold bullion is said to be worth 40 billion in todays market. Anyways, Js knows about this and already said he would help me. I told him i will pay for everything, all i need is about 4 good men that are trained properly to help and i will give each 15 million cash if the treasure is found and recovered. I know it sounds far fetehed, but it is an adventure.

TweetWOW!!! THAT'S FRIGGIN COOL MICK....I HOPE TO ONE DAY SEE IN THE NEWS, I SEE THE STORY ABOUT THESE NUTS FINDING ALL THIS LOOT!!!!....

Tweet

Originally Posted by mick-G

There are 3 things i want to track and prove fact or fiction. Bigfoot, Lochness, and there is a legand but is factual about a Spanish gallion the was looted by pirates and they supposed took the gold bullion and it is in a lake in the middle of the Equador jungle. Countless men have died or turned away after being led by paid natives, including an ex Green Beret. The gold bullion is said to be worth 40 billion in todays market. Anyways, Js knows about this and already said he would help me. I told him i will pay for everything, all i need is about 4 good men that are trained properly to help and i will give each 15 million cash if the treasure is found and recovered. I know it sounds far fetehed, but it is an adventure.

Indianna Jones, is that you?



I would love to partake in this expedition! I don't know what kind of training you need but i'm in if you'll take me!

TweetSurvival training/endurance, and suba with high altitude tanks. Im along way off, but sure thing if your interested.

Tweet

Originally Posted by mick-G

There are 3 things i want to track and prove fact or fiction. Bigfoot, Lochness, and there is a legand but is factual about a Spanish gallion the was looted by pirates and they supposed took the gold bullion and it is in a lake in the middle of the Equador jungle. Countless men have died or turned away after being led by paid natives, including an ex Green Beret. The gold bullion is said to be worth 40 billion in todays market. Anyways, Js knows about this and already said he would help me. I told him i will pay for everything, all i need is about 4 good men that are trained properly to help and i will give each 15 million cash if the treasure is found and recovered. I know it sounds far fetehed, but it is an adventure.

Oooo, now that sounds fun. I probably don't have the appropriate training but I do have a desire to succeed. I guess I could always learn, as long as the other 3 guys were bad ass muthas, I'd be ok. LOL Oh, yeah, don't forget the bug spray. That's more important than food in those areas.

TweetWell, there are training courses you can take that are excellerated for survival and endurance in extreme conditions. Js already prob passes on the survival and endurance being hes been in the military. I would need to make sure we could work well as a team and the ppl would have to have good mind control, because your senses could get pucked up if the elements should go wrong. You know...mind control so you don't freak out sort of thing. Weather is like in the 50's damp and you need proper clothing, as misquitos are supposed to be horrendous. Also need to have skydiving skills or a number of jumps, because the drop zone area can not be reached by foot. There are maps to where the approximate area in the lake the bullion is supposed to be, but no one yet has reached it. That is also the reason for the suba gear and you need special pressurized tanks for high altitude diving. I would also have to obtain special permits to retrive and use the countries land from their government. The ppl will have to be dedicated to doing it. Im not into ppl saying their going to do something and then backout at the last minute, with the amount of cash it will cost to just pay for training, gear, travel, etc. Bigfoot would be a totally different type of stratagy. Different climate, need climbing skills, high altitude, oxygen, proper gear, camera equiptment, tranqulizing guns, rifles. I know....sounds like im nuts, but ive always been fasinated about finding out the truth.

TweetUh, yeah, I'm out. LOL I'm up for an adventure but the time off to train would not be financially feasible. Damn, that does sound like some cool stuff but considerein I've never sky dived, never dived in deep water (or at high altitudes), I would probably be the weakest link. These are things one could learn, of course, but having the time to learn it and pay the bills makes things difficult. How serious are you about doing something like this? The reason I ask is I might know some guys for this type of thing.

Tweet

Originally Posted by mick-G

Well, there are training courses you can take that are excellerated for survival and endurance in extreme conditions. Js already prob passes on the survival and endurance being hes been in the military. I would need to make sure we could work well as a team and the ppl would have to have good mind control, because your senses could get pucked up if the elements should go wrong. You know...mind control so you don't freak out sort of thing. Weather is like in the 50's damp and you need proper clothing, as misquitos are supposed to be horrendous. Also need to have skydiving skills or a number of jumps, because the drop zone area can not be reached by foot. There are maps to where the approximate area in the lake the bullion is supposed to be, but no one yet has reached it. That is also the reason for the suba gear and you need special pressurized tanks for high altitude diving. I would also have to obtain special permits to retrive and use the countries land from their government. The ppl will have to be dedicated to doing it. Im not into ppl saying their going to do something and then backout at the last minute, with the amount of cash it will cost to just pay for training, gear, travel, etc. Bigfoot would be a totally different type of stratagy. Different climate, need climbing skills, high altitude, oxygen, proper gear, camera equiptment, tranqulizing guns, rifles. I know....sounds like im nuts, but ive always been fasinated about finding out the truth.

I have never jumped from a plane but i have absolutely NO fear of heights...Hell, i walked 6 inch wide beams that were 80 ft in the air without being tied off...NO FEAR baby!

I've been certified in swift water rescue since i was 24, currently 33. I've been certified in rope rescue for about the same (one followed the other) I was in foot patrol search and rescue (major tracking skills) soon after that. I've been going repelling and rock climbing for nearly 8 years for fun.... I'm currently learning how to scuba dive at night ( totally seperate cert than standard) I have been as deep as 40 ft on a free dive and can hold my breath for nearly 4 min ( on a good dive) hmmmm, i know there is more...i'll get back to you...

TweetLol, sounds like you have some good experience Nate. I think the biggest prob will be getting the ppl to dedicate a certain amount of time to do this, as i know ppl have work constraints, family etc., but i would need good trustable(is that a word?) bros for this. Some ppl have skills that some don't which would be a great asset for certain situations. Like crossing gorges, streams, etc. Well, sorry i got off topic, but that is one thing i will want to do when i retire will some of my money.

TweetAs far as the diving i only need two ppl to do that, but i can do it as well, if someone gets cold feet. Training i would be paying for, but yes you would need a certain amount of time to dedicate to it. I am pretty serious about doing it T its just a matter of getting everthing in order.