The Worst Amount Of Gold!
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Finally dredged the new claim. Didn't film as much as we should have, but it was a tough weekend. Found at least 5 feet of overburden in 2 locations. We have plans to keep prospecting it looking for shallower bedrock!
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The rough days make the good days even better. You are still living the dream for many of us. Keep at it.
We will. The rough days give us perspective
Not bad... keep at it guys. Maybe the bedrock layer has alot of gold!! It's always cool to see you dredging! 😎
Hopefully!
Not bad fam. Keep on having fun getting that Au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠
Thanks man. You too
Could just be just a bit deeper boys, sure looks like tough rock to move.
I sure hope it’s somewhere up there. Can’t wait to see how your season turns out Andy
Keep suckin it up!(Will never get tired of my dredge pun.)
I sure hope u guys will find that hotspot...all the best from Amsterdam 🎉🎉
We will definitely let you know if you do ?
I'm from fairbanks, just getting into gold mining.getting everything together over winter. Good luck to yall!
Thanks man. You as well
Don't forget your ecnomics ... no gold ... no fun & empty wallets.
Check, check & recheck ... best of experience... luck is a bonus..... Here Australia we use a hand pump & pan to check speck counts, might be an idea to hike that property first.
Yeah. Probably would have been a better way to handle the claim
Don’t give up. There is always another day. 👍👍
Thanks Brian! Indeed, and we're already making plans for next season. Weather is starting to turn on us here
I shoveled for 8 hours yesterday for 0.1 so feel your pain 😢
Makes it tough to keep on keeping on.
Nice dip net pole looks like it works great for clogging
It works like a charm! Just about the only thing long enough for us too
@@twodudesonedredge man I been prospecting a lot behind cooper but the rain these last 2 days been cheep lol
Yeah, makes it damn tough. Especially when the gold isn't the best
Jb weld
E6000
Yeah. That stuff is definitely helpful
Not looki g for exact location but are yoi guys in the petersville/cache creek country? Love your videos!
Cut it and buy a new one soon. I'd abandon that spot.
Appreciate the feedback. It’s definitely one consideration
Yah, where to start? The water is very fast by the looks of it. What is the rise over run on the river at the spot you plan to dredge. With that in mind make a plan for the test hole. Work smarter not harder. Carry a piece of mesh fence or milk crates and derock the spot you want to test. I have watched videos and you guys get rock bound it seams to me. Don't start in the middle of the river like you did. Start on the inside corner get down 3 feet and see what's there. If a false bottom or bedrock then do a 4 by shut down and check top map. From there it is up to the amount of gold. The cut wall will keep the current from hitting you if you go left but i suspect that the gold is on the right side looking at the limited vid you showed. Way down you ankles and run 90 pounds of lead so you are able to base yourself in fast water. If the test whole is good start putting all the rocks from your basket where the beaver dam was. It will raise the water up and slow the flow. Get a cheap drone so you can look up river to see what's there with out having to walking it. You have a 5 or 6 inch so it is only good for 5 to 6 feet of over Bearden realistically. That is assuming all the gold is on bedrock and not just flood gold. USE YOUR NOZZLE MORE! That one guy must run out of gloves and his arms and shoulders must hurt by the shift end. lol ps take a 16 inch bar down to help bust bed rock. Good luck
Thanks Bill. There’s lots of good advice in there. Getting ready to get back to it now.
We aren’t sure if we are going back to that claim this year but I think we will be taking a different approach the next time we try to get down to bedrock