Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch stars are looking for legendary Aztec gold worth millions. They’re convinced the treasure “could be” stashed underneath, which would essentially set them for life.
Speculation that Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch are close to discovering an ancient 7-hole cave of the Aztec people is swirling. While some Discovery Channel fans aren’t convinced, others have hope.
Hunters look for legendary Aztec gold
Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch stars are on the search for legendary Aztec gold. They discovered an ancient seven-hole cavern which they believe could belong to the Aztec people from centuries ago.
The hunt for a hidden fortune of Aztec gold goes deeper than ever, leading the team to piece together what may become history – and hunter James Keenan confirmed it “could be” down there.
A guest star, Julio, known as an expert of Aztec gold and runs a museum on artefacts, said, “So, as far as original gold artefacts, not much was left. We know there is a lot more.”
He added, “But we’re not exactly sure where it is.” The belief is that the Aztecs may have recovered the treasure and fled left through Utah, but the “rest of it could be under Blind Frog Ranch.”
The hunters get together to look at the original Aztec land on a map, which matches up to the cavern they’ve discovered. “Down in Mexico, Julio showed me this painting from 450-year-old Codex.”
Viewers aren’t totally convinced
While some Discovery Channel viewers agree that the Aztec gold could be buried at Blind Frog Ranch, others think it’s all made up. Social media users are sharing their thoughts.
One fan wrote on Reddit: “This bull of this being the ancient 7 hole 🕳️ cave of the Aztec people😒 you could make that map match anything if you try hard enough.”
Another penned, “Time to dig deep and put it all on the line,” while a fellow fan said they “hope so”. Most seem to have hope, with a viewer writing, “Here’s to hoping Dwayne and the gang figure this deal out.”
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