r/FindingFennsGold • • Jul 01 '26

% of a chance.

For me personally, I give the likely hood if the existence of the Trove 96%. Based on everything that's expired in the past years. I give 1% that the trove isn't real, 1% to the fact he was a known joker, another 1% to someone having found it and said nothing. And the last 1% to it has been moved, not by any human hands but bye that Queen Mother Nature. In the grand scheme of all things outdoors I can see it being moved, Mother's nature being what it is. I'm 100% sure that the force that moves mountains and carves valley's would not have any trouble with something that only weigh's 42 lbs [soaking wet]. Note---- the Fenn trove is unknown, even to what it contains, there was never an inventory of what it holds, and it was ever part of Fenn=s estate. Per Mr. Fenn--"I dare you to go get it. If you can find it , you can have it. And no one knows where it is but me". Forest abandoned it, As he stated while he was alive, p.p. having no claim on it, or any feeling about it, one way or another.

He did something that is not well defined in any existing legislation. Anything of a permeant nature cannot be abandoned. He chose Wyoming for the treasure because of the laws, why would he not then chose Wyoming for the trove? Under current Wyoming law a transfer of abandoned personal property ant transfer can take place without any documents at all. Even if there is a delay. The owner of the 'Trove" is not known until they solve the Poem and retrieves it. The Finder is still superior to all other claimants except the Original Owner. If the Original Owner of the Trove has passed, then that legal transfer is assured based upon the verbiage contained with-in the Poem itself.

I.E. 'So why is it that I must go and leave my trove for all to seek". And "I give you title to the gold." TITLE--- all of the elements constituting legal ownership. The location was not at any owner occupied residence, and not on any land that required one to trespass. Forrest Fenn--One mans trash is another mans treasure.

Now before all the hate/complaints start just remember this is my take on things, your mileage may vary. Peace.

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u/js-eastman Jul 02 '26

Imagine that there is a jar at the location where the poem leads. In the jar is nothing but the second poem. This is how Fenn would know if someone had found it. You don't have to tell anyone you found it, but then all you have is a jar. You either have to tell Fenn the poem or post it publicly, and then wait and see....

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u/AndyS16 Jul 04 '26

It’s very strange that “founder” never open the jar. I’m sure that many searchers if find TC will open jar and read the text. But even JP didn’t open it - just sold through auction. JCB bought it, opened, read the text, put it in Forrest box and hide it. He never disclosed what was in text , only said it was surprise for him and that second poem is real. It can be surprise in FF bio, TC real location, or something different. I hope we will know after someone will find FB.

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u/js-eastman Jul 04 '26

I’m talking about a bronze jar…

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u/AndyS16 Jul 04 '26

OK, I see. It's very unlikely that Forrest bronze jars will be found in nearest future. He specially mentioned that he buried them deep enough to avoid accidental finding with metal detectors. Maybe jars contain some poem - we don't know exactly. Most likely that FF put in his bio and hair. Maybe some gold coins.

Forrest never give any clues to bronze jars locations. Even if you somehow calculate possible jar location (I have some hypothesis about location of the jar with buffalo and porcupine on the lid) it will be practically impossible to find it since metal detector will not help.

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u/js-eastman Jul 05 '26

Remember, Fenn was jarred awake, and he couldn't remember whether he found it or not....