Ron Feldman This is Me

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1. 1. www.smtreasurehunters.com

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   Published on: 3/16/2007   Last Visited: 3/16/2007

   Ron Feldman's OK Corral Stables

2. 2. Coach Karl: Business, Small Business, Women in Business, Marketing and Sales, Business Plans, Entrepreneurs, Career, Life

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   Published on: 9/30/2002   Last Visited: 8/3/2007

   In the afternoon it's time to leave the main attraction and tourist traps and work our way east along the south rim to Cameron.
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   Fortunately we know that there is always a reason for the universe to create such situations and we end up at a wonderful dude ranch, where it's not so hustle and bustle and we are treated as welcomed guests by Ron, Jayne and Sue.
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   Ron Feldman, the owner is selling his other home up in Pine, so if you are interested or know someone, call Ron at (480) 982-4040. All in all a very quiet, yet successful week.
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   Ron Feldman the owner of the OK Corral where we are staying, and his sons Jessie and Josh are part of the cast. Ron has 30 years of extensive expertise about the Lost Dutchman Mine under his belt, and is the author of multiple books regarding this subject. His latest is called "Crooked Mountain" (The Legend Continues) ISBN 1-930685-08-4.

3. 3. ZigZag Canyon Legend of a Ghost Mine

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   Published on: 12/23/2000   Last Visited: 10/29/2006

   Ron Feldman and Mic McPherson
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   The authors met in 1973 when Mic McPherson's prospecting group rented horses from Ron Feldman's O.K.Corral. A friendship developed and Mic and Ron are now engaged in the continuing quest for lost mines and the history they entail. The unique blend of Feldman's storytelling and McPherson's detail sparks this story, the first of a series.
   
   Ron Feldman always dreamed of the Old West and finally in 1968 legends of lost gold mines and Zane Grey western stories drew him to Arizona. He established the O.K. Corral Stables in Arizona. This outfitting and guide service is located in the foothills of the infamous Superstition Mountain (home of the Lost Duchman's gold mine) and is one of the most successful stables in the Southwest. An authority on lost mine lore and regional history, Ron has appeared many times on national television and is a guest lecturer at Central Arizona College.
   
   Mic McPherson, born and raised in the US west, has been referred to as a "Renaissance Man" but his lifelong fascination with lost gold mine lore led him to study geology and history. He is a well published author and has articles appearing in special interest national magazines such as Modern Gold Miner.