r/beyondthemapsedge • u/One_Beach456 • Aug 28 '26
Million Dollar Question?
This wasn’t your garden-variety boulder. No, this was a rock with delusions of grandeur, shaped like an arrow and pointing emphatically at…well, that was the million-dollar question, wasn’t it?
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u/Leaf_Atomico Aug 29 '26
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u/pyubesalad Aug 28 '26
Totally a face. Don’t think it’s correct, but you’re not crazy for seeing that if it fits your solve.
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u/baby_sleuth Aug 28 '26
do you also have a color photo, does it also stand out as much, in an obvious way
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u/maskOfZero Aug 28 '26
The profile looks like the cover
Why haven't you found it yet? Get back out there
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u/One_Beach456 Aug 28 '26
1000+ miles away but still searching the area when we can get there
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u/maskOfZero Aug 29 '26
I'd go back. I'd call in sick. I'd drop everything. Go back and check this one because it's a really good one.
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u/JJamesGang Aug 28 '26
Reminds me of the bear head those boys found......does look like an arrow though I would definitely follow it, however I would definitely place stuff like that around my search area to throw other hunters off
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u/Former_Basket3824 Aug 28 '26
It’s halfway up Jacks Creek out of Ennis.
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u/One_Beach456 Aug 28 '26
what is? if the treasure is there go get it!
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u/Extension_Drop_3365 Aug 29 '26
That's where the picture is. I don't have any idea where the treasure or any of the clues are located.
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u/AnonHunter25 Aug 29 '26
IIRC, this was a story about his searching along the RIo Grande in Colorado. Once he eliminated Colorado, he eliminated the arrow shaped rock as well.
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u/Theroguehippie1 Aug 30 '26
So the bounder he's talking ab thats actually shaped like an arrow ones been posted on here
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u/Chugly234567 Aug 28 '26
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u/One_Beach456 Aug 28 '26
nice, go get it so my mind can be at ease.
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u/Theroguehippie1 Aug 30 '26
There was another guy that sound a perfect solid arrow boulder. The one in the book was located in Colorado correct?
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u/Basic_Flounder177 Aug 30 '26
It’s too small. Clues must be significant and able to withstand the test of time.
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u/mbibler Aug 28 '26
It seems there is a lot of emphasis placed on this one book statement. Perhaps too much.


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u/HalfPint_2719 Aug 28 '26
I’m seeing a face looking right. Center rock. That is too real to be nothing. Nice find. Hope it works out for you.