Nice one Dan, It can be good just wandering the bush and just checking things out. I'd say that trench in the rock was from the old timers using it as a sluice run, way too neat and square, It would look cool in a big down pour. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Pete. You are probably right with the old timers using it for a sluice, I hadn't thought of that. It's a really nice spot to walk around and just listen to the frogs and birds. Thanks for watching mate.
Good morning Daniel , having a good look around the car last summer , I realized that I left my snuffer bottle at our campsite 4 hrs away . It had my first picker and about a 0.2 in the bottle. That was almost 6 months worth of panning ( hear and there ). At least yours was close enough for a walk . Great content Daniel , see in a couple days . Cheers my friend
Dang Steve, that sux mate, I feel bad for complaining now...lol. Probably a silly question but did you go back for it or just leave it for some lucky bugger to find? Anyway thanks for stopping by mate, see ya soon.
@@RockAndOre oh yah buddy I was all over that . I drove 4 hours back to just to find that someone had actually forgotten their little aluminum garden shovel exactly where my snuffer was , it was probably worth more that the content of the snuffer. But I can get a snuffer or a garden shovel anywhere , but my first picker , that's not an easy find . But having said that....I found my first one , now , I have to find my second " first " one . Thanks for taking the time to reply Daniel . Have a great weekend my friends . Cheers
@@stevezozuk9622 Well I honestly hope that your 2nd "1st" picker is too heavy to pick up with one hand, you deserve it mate. You have a great weekend too Steve.
@@RockAndOre wouldn't that be something to see 🤣🤣 . Thanks Daniel , if I did find something that large ide be flying out to shake your hand , and buy you a fat steak . I'd even settle on a 0.27 as my first picker was at 0.26 . Thanks again friend . Cheers
Hi Dan, 2 days ago 41? I belated congratulations on your birthday. I also like to stroll around and take rehearsals. Oh, the secret place with the cut canal. The old hands will probably not have found everything. Ok you will be back there. This is going to be exciting 🤠⚒🇩🇪👍
Thank you Peter. I really enjoy walking around the goldfields too and looking at the old timers workings. I will be back there for sure, just waiting for some good weather. Thank you friend.
👍nice gully, I reckon that large pile of gravels where you were panning from is a old timers stock pile waiting for water too wash it and a the cut out was hand dug most likely for a sluice run or possibly dam? reminds me of a gully south of Bendigo. well done.
Hi Craig, you are most likely spot on about the stockpile and the sluice run mate. Those old timers done so much work to get paid and left behind some awesome stuff for us to admire. Thanks for watching mate.
What a nice area dan, you could easily spend a full day just crevicing there, really enjoyed the video mate it was awesome, is it your birthday today too? Cheers mate 🇦🇺🤠⛏️
Cheers Josh, it's a really peaceful area to work and is loaded with crevices that look juicy as. Yeah and I'm getting old now mate, 41 today. Thanks for watching mate.
The one good thing about being older is that I can remember when a Flake was worth the money! I reckon the dark chocolate ones are good stuff ..... but they disappear too quickly! Cheers.
@@RockAndOre Good thanks Dan, just got back from 6 days at Slaty, took 4 days to finally find a good patch of gold, up one of the gullies. Probably got about a gram for my efforts, I actually did better over the summer when the creek was dry. Cheers!
Yeah mate, I have learned that testing is key and the sluicing day is just a small but fun part of it. Thank you for stopping by and thanks for your order, I wish you the best of luck with the ore. P.S will you be crushing it in a hammer mill or by hand? Anyway, cheers mate.
It looks like it was worked by the Chinese at some point in time and was worked by Westerners as well. There still seems to be plenty of gold left behind if worked in the right areas. Beautiful place to hang out for the day. Cheers Glenno
i think the greens carbon foot print is a lot more than owes, flying around in there corporate jets and shofar driven cars mate they should live in a tent in the bush hunt there food if they that concerned gee that mite be no good we mite see them out bush that stuff the day up then ha ha
Well said pk. I know first hand as a prospector/hunter that we care more for the bush than they ever will. We preserve it because we want it to be there for our kids and grandkids. Great call mate.
@@mohammednovalija If they had any say about it they would jail you for pissing on a tree. They are a bunch of eco terrorists pricks that want to stop us from using the bush for anything at all, even bush walkers are in their sights. Beware of the greens.
@@mohammednovalija But they think you are the enemy for taking yabbies in the first place. The greens would have you crucified for putting a hook in them or boiling them alive....the greens would love more yabbies but they would also like to make them a protected species. Think about it...
@@mohammednovalija The greens are currently proposing a full ban on prospecting, hunting and fishing on public land in Victoria. We can't have that shit.
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Good location congrats
Thanks mate🤠
@@RockAndOre welcome friend
Hi Dan it’s all way good to see different ground and how the old timer work it the video are great
Thanks Bruce
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you Bruce
Great video, looking forward to tomorrows...thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! I will be heading out tomorrow morning mate.
@@RockAndOre be safe out there my friend
@@AMProspecting Thank you mate, will do.
Nice one Dan, It can be good just wandering the bush and just checking things out. I'd say that trench in the rock was from the old timers using it as a sluice run, way too neat and square, It would look cool in a big down pour. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Pete. You are probably right with the old timers using it for a sluice, I hadn't thought of that. It's a really nice spot to walk around and just listen to the frogs and birds. Thanks for watching mate.
Good morning Daniel , having a good look around the car last summer , I realized that I left my snuffer bottle at our campsite 4 hrs away . It had my first picker and about a 0.2 in the bottle. That was almost 6 months worth of panning ( hear and there ). At least yours was close enough for a walk . Great content Daniel , see in a couple days . Cheers my friend
Dang Steve, that sux mate, I feel bad for complaining now...lol. Probably a silly question but did you go back for it or just leave it for some lucky bugger to find? Anyway thanks for stopping by mate, see ya soon.
@@RockAndOre oh yah buddy I was all over that . I drove 4 hours back to just to find that someone had actually forgotten their little aluminum garden shovel exactly where my snuffer was , it was probably worth more that the content of the snuffer. But I can get a snuffer or a garden shovel anywhere , but my first picker , that's not an easy find . But having said that....I found my first one , now , I have to find my second " first " one . Thanks for taking the time to reply Daniel . Have a great weekend my friends . Cheers
@@stevezozuk9622 Well I honestly hope that your 2nd "1st" picker is too heavy to pick up with one hand, you deserve it mate. You have a great weekend too Steve.
@@RockAndOre wouldn't that be something to see 🤣🤣 . Thanks Daniel , if I did find something that large ide be flying out to shake your hand , and buy you a fat steak . I'd even settle on a 0.27 as my first picker was at 0.26 . Thanks again friend . Cheers
Hi Dan, 2 days ago 41? I belated congratulations on your birthday.
I also like to stroll around and take rehearsals. Oh, the secret place with the cut canal.
The old hands will probably not have found everything.
Ok you will be back there. This is going to be exciting 🤠⚒🇩🇪👍
Thank you Peter. I really enjoy walking around the goldfields too and looking at the old timers workings. I will be back there for sure, just waiting for some good weather. Thank you friend.
👍nice gully, I reckon that large pile of gravels where you were panning from is a old timers stock pile waiting for water too wash it and a the cut out was hand dug most likely for a sluice run or possibly dam? reminds me of a gully south of Bendigo. well done.
Hi Craig, you are most likely spot on about the stockpile and the sluice run mate. Those old timers done so much work to get paid and left behind some awesome stuff for us to admire. Thanks for watching mate.
What a nice area dan, you could easily spend a full day just crevicing there, really enjoyed the video mate it was awesome, is it your birthday today too? Cheers mate 🇦🇺🤠⛏️
Cheers Josh, it's a really peaceful area to work and is loaded with crevices that look juicy as. Yeah and I'm getting old now mate, 41 today. Thanks for watching mate.
@@RockAndOre your not getting old mate, I'm 40 this year so not far behind ya 💪
@@ChasingGoldAustralia True mate, I'm hoping to be still chasin yellow for the next 40 years. I better quit these darts tho.
@@RockAndOre I smoke to mate and I know what you mean, my Mrs is on the vapes
The one good thing about being older is that I can remember when a Flake was worth the money! I reckon the dark chocolate ones are good stuff ..... but they disappear too quickly! Cheers.
Yeah mate those flakes are beautiful. How have you been Data?
@@RockAndOre Good thanks Dan, just got back from 6 days at Slaty, took 4 days to finally find a good patch of gold, up one of the gullies. Probably got about a gram for my efforts, I actually did better over the summer when the creek was dry. Cheers!
Nice day for it. Well done matey
Yes it was. I'm hoping that the rain holds off for a few days so I can get back out there. Cheers Bull
as you said it's all about the testing another great video cant wait for my ore to come in aswell
Yeah mate, I have learned that testing is key and the sluicing day is just a small but fun part of it. Thank you for stopping by and thanks for your order, I wish you the best of luck with the ore. P.S will you be crushing it in a hammer mill or by hand? Anyway, cheers mate.
@@RockAndOre by hand with some, mainly to study so I know what I'm looking for out in the field, then will get a hammer mill
Top stuff mate rate the videos cheers from Tassie
Thank you Sharon, I stoked that you like the vids mate. I'm betting it's nice and cold over in Tassie at the moment. Cheers.
Great looking heavily worked creek I wonder if it was Chinese worked I thought early in the video I saw a Chinese water race
It looks like it was worked by the Chinese at some point in time and was worked by Westerners as well. There still seems to be plenty of gold left behind if worked in the right areas. Beautiful place to hang out for the day. Cheers Glenno
i think the greens carbon foot print is a lot more than owes, flying around in there corporate jets and shofar driven cars mate they should live in a tent in the bush hunt there food if they that concerned gee that mite be no good we mite see them out bush that stuff the day up then ha ha
Well said pk. I know first hand as a prospector/hunter that we care more for the bush than they ever will. We preserve it because we want it to be there for our kids and grandkids. Great call mate.
@@mohammednovalija If they had any say about it they would jail you for pissing on a tree. They are a bunch of eco terrorists pricks that want to stop us from using the bush for anything at all, even bush walkers are in their sights. Beware of the greens.
@@mohammednovalija But they think you are the enemy for taking yabbies in the first place. The greens would have you crucified for putting a hook in them or boiling them alive....the greens would love more yabbies but they would also like to make them a protected species. Think about it...
@@mohammednovalija The greens are currently proposing a full ban on prospecting, hunting and fishing on public land in Victoria. We can't have that shit.