MASSIVE GOLD FOUND in a Tiny Hole - Would you Crawl in Here?
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- I gopher my way into a tiny hole in the ground and find a huge gold vein! This is what gold mining adventure is all about! We take some samples from the vein and crush them to see if the gold ore contains any free milling gold. This area has produced large amounts of gold in the past and will certainly produce more in the future.
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As an old spelunker and cave/mine search and rescue guy You gave me a door to some of my memories of going through holes like that or smaller and it takes a certain type of lunatic to like it. Thanks for the memories!
Hehe, you are absolutely right Robo. I am glad to have been of service! It is however challenging for me to squeeze through tight subterranean passages, you know, those belly sliders deep underground. Now that is tough!
You're not really showing good hardrock mining practices... You should have at least shown and explained your O² meter. Yes, I've been in lots of mines with small openings, but we always have at least one man out in case of trouble especially in decomposing areas like this one. Then we each carry our required O² meters because the oxygen can run out quickly inside with such small openings. Are there no dangerous gasses in your area to worry about killing you? Then when we find a paying amount and start working, we have 2 - 8" x 100' long forced ventilation fan set ups to provide clean air to the back of the mine from the outside.
He's not really hard rock mining.
Required?
Thanks for the exciting tag along. That was fun
My pleasure Rick!
Your videos are my favorite
Awesome adventure D, I'm glad that you made it out in one piece and with some of that free milling gold.
Thanks Cory! This explore/adventure was definitely a bit nerve wracking! That was one of the best test pans I have seen in quite some time.
@@ColoradoGoldCamp What mine are you at there?
@@thirdeyepyramidsmining6901 Surely you didn't expect him to tell you where his mine is, lol.
Worth a shot. Lol
I’m panting just watching you. Great video thanks for sharing with us
Hehe, the air was thin and nerves quite tense! Thanks for the support Deward🙌
Great video! I'm claustrophobic, but have been on mine tours... I'd need a hole you could walk down at minimum! Heavy Pans!
Me too. Don't think I could go in there
I hear ya Mr Jeff. tight spots in underground mines or caverns add a whole new level of "closed in-ness". It can be difficult to keep your composure.
Looks like a young Randy Quaid, even sounds like him.
Cool channel, liked and subscribed.
Thank you! I was just wondering the same thing!! Has to be a relative.
I’m loving the geology information. I’m trying to learn
Heck yea dude, we are gold students for life learning from one another. You are on the opposite side of the world but I can sense that our spirit is the same!
Thanks for bringing us along that was fun. I probably would not go in that hole. definitely not by myself
My pleasure BG
Who would u take with you?
@@frankmains5698 his nan
They make a bore scope that connects to your phone with LED lights at the end and I have seen one that was 40 ft long but if it hits a rise in the ground it will stop going forward and you have to pull it back and start pushing it forward again. You can also take pics on your phone.
When I was 19 in Vietnam I went into many tunnels and all these years later I’m so scared of tight areas
Thank you for your service.
Flashlight and a .45….a tunnel rats tools.
Yes, thank you for your Service!
You are crazy! Do you bring emergency supplies with you?
I always bring, water, food, backup light, digging tool, chisel + hammer, fire, pain killers, a rope, knife and send my partner my location and activity details. I try to be as safe as possible and carry "self-rescue" items.
Hi there could you please advise any good gold detector brand that should be used for gold in the mountains?
Hello Alberto. There are some good options but what is your $ budget?
@rustytr Good suggestions Rusty. I run a 6000 and GB2. There are also a few decent options for $400-$900. Anything below that is more "relic" grade.
You' re pationate and we feel that! it s interesting, I would like to prospect here, but the ground is limestone 😝 cheers from France!
Oooh, some cool stuff can be found in limestone also if you are in the right area. Holey rock, fossils, amber, some opal. Not sure about in France though, probably caves. Thanks for the support, cheers🙌
@@ColoradoGoldCamp yeah there are nice fossils! There were some gold mines in France, you can prospect in Bretagne, Limousin, french alps and find gold.. also I explored german bunkers and tunnels :)
Thank you for sharing your great find its good to see you scored,I'll help dig
The thrill of the hunt is real! Thank you for your support G🙌
Well done you can see the free gold at the entrance.
That vein at the entrance is quite impressive.
Very nice mate. I've crawled into a few holes like that but I never spend much time in them. Great vid CGC😀
I hear ya Rock, I was in and out of this one pretty quick!
So are you claim jumping or who’s equipment is up there?
This was my claim. New exploration.
to solve our critter problem we carry sidearms now. we ran into a couple situations of high grading here in Colorado. was just wondering if you ran into that problem?
Claim jumpers are always a potential problem and threat. I have learned to travel prepared as well. Best of luck out there and stay safe!!
Thanks for sharing 👍🏼 😀
My pleasure Mandy, hope you are having a great weekend!
To be honest I would never go inside a open cave let alone squeeze in a tight cave entrance NO WAY but great work my friend and stay safe, Happy Days, Happy Panning 😊 Get that Gold 👊
Thanks for the support Mandy! I will go check it out for you!
honest question; weve got coyotes and bears all over the place here. how tf do you make sure they're empty? if somethings in there, itll just keep backing into the cave.
Careful observation around the entrance of the mine will usually tell you if any large critters frequent the mine. Coyotes in particular will leave lines of worn foot trails and they mark the area before their den with scat and urine (it stinks). You can never be sure though. Just the thought of backing a mountain lion into a mine with no way out should be enough to deter most people from entering.
Can you please provide a link or info on your rock crusher I live in Durango Colorado and Sure could use that sucker
Hey Darren. This particular crusher is a Keene RC 46. You can find it on the keene website or search for one used.
how do you know if you can explore that claim? is it on public land? sorry don't know how claims work.
Experience and research. One of the most challenging aspects of prospecting is being able to navigate the legalities.
Are you using gpx 6000 to find veins of gold?
Drove to Colorado your website was down and you wouldn't call us back . Thanks !!!
Where can I find a crusher i have a solid quartz rock i want to digest
Omg.. why are so cute talking minerals 🤗🤗
Are you not worried that it could collapse on you? That's what I'm always thinking and would not venture into random holes like that
There is always the risk Joe.
You are 1 wild-N-crazy guy! Keep up the good work !
i cant even, I'm getting short of breath just watching, no freaking way..
hehe
what did the sign say on the tree behind the hole
Dig here! Hehe, jk. This is an old mining area and the sign actually states the name of the vein.
Any chance you wear a topaz crystal on a neclace and vist victor dam?
Have you check out any mines on the south side of I70 above Idaho Springs?
I have been to a few but most of them are private property up there.
That's so awesome bro
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Just SUBSCRIBE to your channel. Just wanted to say thxs for the videos. I'm a C6 C7 incomplete quadriplegic and wished I could do it myself but watching your videos. I enjoy it just like If I was doing it. God bless you on your adventure 🙏🏼.
Thank you so much for the kind words and support Juan. I'm happy to hear that you can live and adventure along in my explorations, it helps keep me motivated and excited to share with everyone. Cheers my friend!
Good gold video channel
Looks like you have quite the setup out at your mine! Heavy Pans!
Looks like you found a great spot!
This one will be quite fun to develop and explore!
Have you tried burning the larger quartz to make it easier to crush?
I imagine that would make the quartz more brittle. So long I stay around fist sized quartz, the crusher does fine.
I sometimes do that but only if I have to crush it by hand in a Dolly pot.
Sure does make it alot easier though. And i like the greater contrast it creates between the quartz and the gold or other minerals.
4:18 sketchballs eh
Yes
There are 2 or 3 cougars waiting in there for you, yes sir they are licking there chops.
In this area, that is a very real fear/concern to have! I could tell that nothing big had gone into the opening recently.
@10:00 stopped watching to comment. The tree up above the opening is the reason for the vein decomposing more. Dig it out from the top side. I think you could process the vein if your logistics make it possible? I’m just an outlaw hiding out in Kansas, but if I go to Colorado and come back I’ll be called a criminal! Yeehaw!
Definitely. The tree roots look to be growing in on the more decomposed gold vein that crops out at the surface. I would think that parts of this vein could definitely be worked topside!
i dig your energy, you gained a new follower
Thank you so much for your support🙌
You need to widen that entrance
Yes. But then others can ge inside;)
I think that area is morehighgrade gold vein if that area is like in our are here in phillipines that mountain is destroyed by manual miners who is starved for gold
I actually believe that this particular hill/mountain could be mined on a large scale. They are vein systems but in this localized zone there are dozens of interwebbed veinlets can could likely be open pitted.
Cheers guys! 🎉❤
Thanks H&C, heavy pans to you!!
Very nice!! What do ya think it will be as far as once per ton? I'd say 1.5ozs to the ton
We shall soon find out, I will keep you posted.
@@ColoradoGoldCamp thanks man. Should be out that way next summer to see the wifes family. I'll come help ya poke around the mountains for the AU!!
Amazing how similar the geology looks to one of the mines on the lower part of my hill in Queensland Australia. The mines on the upper part have much more serpentine, but this seems almost identical to the lower section. Annoyingly the only way in for me is through 20+ food deep vertical shafts as the original entrances have all been closed. When l first lowered a drone down into one it looked like a horror movie setting with spindly old dead trees that tried to grow inside and semi collapsed walls.
Sounds wild Matt! Hmm, my area also has greenstone above this mine and a few others. If you own the land, you might want to dig out one of the lower down adits so you can get in there safely.
@@ColoradoGoldCamp in the case of the one that this clip reminds me most of, that probably wouldn't be a bad idea. At worst it might make for a nice wine cellar, though being around half a mile from my house it may also help the wine last a bit longer.
The one thing l don't know, but would love to, is when they were mining and why they stopped. Mining in the area started mid 1800's so it could easily have been a war shutdown and abandonment, in which case there may well be plenty of gold left in them. Long ago other mines in the area were abandoned due to excess water as they got deeper, even though they were getting better gold with depth, they just didn't have good enough pumps available back then.
I happy you got out with out trouble. Some nice gold. I would hate it for you if you did all that and got skunked
Thanks David. Most of the time you do get skunked but the adventure is still worth it! I live for this stuff!
I go out and do the same thing every weekend in Colorado here, I have several mines I've marked on GPS but yet to explore because I'm always alone. Want to collaborate?
You have to find a excavator operator to make it bigger? Tansanite? Nitrogen, like old timers used to get tree 🌲 stumps removed from fence line.🤔
Hope you got a radio in case the entrance ever caves in
I've got a rope and shovel;) But seriously, entering caves and old mines can be quite dangerous!
So if one prospector loaned another prospector some mining tools, would that be considered contributing to the delinquency of a Miner...???
haha. Yes, I believe it would😂
I’m just glad you spelled out “Gneiss” for me 😂
hehe, qwarts is nice to
I probably wouldn't do that by myself. good on you though.
That is a good call Stan
Clark Griswolds cousin 😳? sounds and looks like that Quaid guy😅👍
Great day out fam. Keep on having fun getting that au and living the dream fam. Gold Squad Out!!!
You too GS🙌
@coloradogoldcamp Can I go work with you?!?
I’m down in NM.
YE HA CRAZY!!! That rope reminds me way too much of a snake, yep I'm not a fan of tight spaces but more power to you.
It does look like a coiled up Diamondback!
VoGus did some heating of quartz,
Nice
I did not see the MASSIVE amount of gold but I guess that is part if gold fever. Does not look like it would pay your equipment off in your life time.🤣
He just took a small sample
Hello Galen. The gold recovered from that one test pan of material from the vein is in-fact quite rich. A 3 foot by 3 foot cube of this material would likely we worth around $5,000 +- in gold.
@Chris Keller Correct. That gold was from 1 test pan.
I want to go in!!!
I think you would fit in there Joshua!
Add a lil rpm n it won’t jam…. Crank is gonna bend if h do that too often
True but even at full power I've locked up this RC4 with solid quartz.
Good morning sir. Your living and loving life bro. Glad to see ya out there doing what you love and creating awesome content. I jumped in the nugget club this month. I did twice before but only 5 bucks lol. I did 30 this time so my chances for finally winning something went up. At this point in time I don't have any gold at all and that's not a good feeling lol. I sold my gold and my detector for jeep parts I needed but hey I can get anywhere I need to for prospecting now so it was worth it. Hopefully one day I'll be able to come take a tour with you
Sounds great Timothy! I think you actually won something in last month's drawing, there was coin and something else possibly. Having your Jeep up running and reliable is very important for day to day life and for getting you out into the goldfields! Focus on gold and gold will you!
@@ColoradoGoldCamp yessir I did win the coin and a some other things and I'm very appreciative of you and what you do. I didn't realize I won until I got the package lol. The Ole xj is down right now so I can't even get out to get material to test my stuff. It's gonna be an expensive repair and one that I don't have the equipment to do myself. I'm an auto tech but our company is strictly mobile and I have access to many shops but I'm always working when they are open so I gotta pay someone else to do the work! I'm hating that haha
Looks to be some rich material. Keep up the good work. What state is this in?
This is in Colorado.
Glad you didn’t get stuck.
I hope you also said something to your partner like…I’m going in a super small sketchy hole….bring a rescue team if I’m not home by 8.
I like to give myself a little time to "self rescue" if necessary. A digging team would be much safer.
I don't know why you didn't bring a metal detector some of the gold may still be just laying around outside of the mine entrance go home and get the metal detector and find the gold just laying around FYI Victor from Palmdale California respectfully
For sure Victor! With free milling gold like this, there is always the possibility of detectable gold!
Yep definitely.
Just be careful!
I like your content. I`m in!
Boom! Thanks for your support Rick🙌
this has got to be your wifes favorite video yet. atleast you ping before going in
Ready for a pissed off Badger coming out ❣️🤣
Oooof, that would not be fun!
Back when our family was into "Caving" over a decade, we would have fought to be the first in the hole just to see if "It went". Gold would have been secondary....
so are you claim jumping?
Why would you think that?
@@ColoradoGoldCamp just curious, i didnt catch whether or not you have a claim there or not. meant nothing sinister by it
@@keith38able No worries. This area is under claim.
There is not a chance in hell that anyone that wants to live would go into a hole like that in Australia.
You guys have way too many nasty critters down there! What's the biggest threat? Snakes?
My ears perked up hearing you say drop pin. I do everything alone and pin friends and family with a location and a 7pm worry time. Lol... It looked like that cave just birthed a miner.
Haha, it did birth a miner! Very good practice to let someone know your exact whereabouts. It can be dangerous out there!
5:40
Whaaaaat
There is a hidden hole in the ground!
Maybe cut that tree on top of the opening! That'd be a lot of weight off of that entrance!
This is true. The roots of this tree were able to penetrate the softer decompose vein material.
Fun but scary
YES!
You need a hand? Ive got vaca i need to use.. pay me in shiney!
Most of these projects pay in "adventure" ;)
That’s a gneiss mine you got there
hehe, thanks Mike!
First! Excited!
Nice strike Rick🙌
Awesome
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Holy Schnitzel . I am German and i like Schnitzel's
Wiener schnitzel with lemon and a little bit of A-1 steak sauce is the best!!
Sweet
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Rope' is secret wepon, thats everyone should carry.
YES! I could not agree more!
@@ColoradoGoldCamp Yep' I have heard lots of stories' that ended very badly? And only because they didn't carry rope with them!
@@Chuxgold Ropes and straps come in very handy. An EDC item that is always in my vehicle. Paracord is good too, but I like to carry a length of climbing rope whenever possible.
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Sketch-balls... (halarious)
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Whats up cousin Eddy!!
This one is curious. Larger crystals and peg potentially indicating pockets of bigger gold.
I don't know anything about prospecting, but head first seems like a bad decision in alllllllll cases.
That gave me a chuckle. Indeed
LOL! A miner who is afraid of caves!
I went in. The most unstable part of most mines is the adit and near surface workings.
Lucky you didn't find a Snake 🐍!!!!
No kidding!
My cllosterphobia just kicked in.
It was a very confined and tight squeeze
Now you started it again! Wife get me a nerve pill my ptsd has started! Ha ha good program your doing something most of us want to bug can't. Thanks 😊
Have you at least tryed a metal detector.?
In this particular spot, not yet.
Damb Sketch.
It's your turn to go first ;)
You better get to the claim office.
Done and Done
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Awesome Ralph, I will head over and heck it out!!!
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So are you high grading stuff from somebody else's claim?
No, I am 100% legal to be doing what I am doing here in this mine.
R U on patented ground??????????
Maybe something isn't living in the hole already.
In hind sight, I think ground squirrels have taken the hole over.
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