and from how it sounds he would be a great person to give me the feedback and you get free parts to the tool. since it sounds like he abuses it. new hammer designe well here you go try theses let me know how well they hold up
All I would need is food and water. If I didn't have a family, I'd honestly do this for free cause I feel like I was born way too late. When Jason uploads, my whole week changes cause he sends my mind into the mountains and I dream about doing what most people think is insane hard work but I was raised on a farm and I don't know anything else. I absolutely love this channel and would rub elbows with Jason and his men any day. Again, always watching from Colorado. Wishing you the very best of the best.❤
Dude if you haven't been to the Cascades mountains, I highly recommend any of them as a vacation destination. They're so spaced out, the views from the peaks are unlike any other mountain range
@dizzious my wife is from Seattle, and I lived there for a year . I was just asking her if she wants to move to Bellingham. The Denver metro is just too much and too fast. We work too much and rarely get to go into the rockies and camp. I have to get my kids somewhere peaceful and also not too fast-paced. Maybe I just show up at Jason's shop with my welder and bag of tools some day. Just point me at the work.
I dont have a gold mine but i too have learned many old timers lifetimes worth of knowledge from you Jason. I am humbled by just how good of a man you are and your passion shines through these videos. I am reminded of a video you made where you came across a large cedar in the forest and went off topic about how much arborism interests you....its moments like that that i find invaluable. In my experience as salesman i have found that there is nothing better in the world than: 1. Selling a product that not only works but one you can be proud of the craftsmanship about (you dont have the problem of upset customers after the sale.) 2. Selling products in the industry your most passionate about, your hobby turned career (your literally doing what you love to do!) Your marketing efforts are SO much more effective when you work and make content geared at increasing business because your naturally passionate about it! From all of us aspiring amateur geologists that have been bitten by the gold bug i want to say thank you for gathering and concentrating all this knowledge my friend
Jason...just so ya know I watch hundreds of RUclips channels and I pat my foot waiting on your new releases and we thank you for them!! Stay safe my friend! You Rock!!!!!
Pretty much what we say in Finland "It is not the weather, it's all about how you prepare for it" or in Finnish "Ei se keli, vaan se miten siihen pukeudut"
I hope you got that young man setup with how to smelt and a direct line to Jason. That mine is literally a gold mine and they just need to keep going. I do like what they have up top, would rather see tearing up a mountain versus down in tunnels which we all know is dangerous. Awesome stuff and thank you to the mine owners for taking us along
Jason - if nothing else, you show how satisfying hard work can be - and why it's worth it. All the best to you and the other guys who were on that mountain!
I'm from Eastern Washington Jason. We don't usually talk to Westerners, but I like the channel. I trust your engineering to get the job done, with or without a road.
Incredible video.... Big thanks to all of you for doing this... great to see Josh learning off the best, and just how RUclips is helping people learn... Your equipment sells itself... 👍🙏👏👏👏
Thank you so much for taking us along on your adventure it was fun to watch and enjoy all the hard work you and your crew put into the vids thanks from Chris the porch miner
Morning Jason, howdy Harry. ...best wishes for your Labor Day ... Howdy from southern Oregon. Take care stay safe, and Warm? .... Thanks for the share, I appreciate it as always... ⛏⚒⛏
Hi Jason, You brought back a lot of memories living in Nunavut/NWT. Sleet is bad Ice fog is like walking through flying razor blades It's an entirely different environment 😊
I've dabbled in prospecting for a couple decades now. I live near places that the old timers found tons and tons of gold literally. I think hard rock mining is absolutely extreme. Hats off to the men that have toiled in mines.
This video gets my blood flowing. Watching you,,, mbmmllc, Dan Hurd, and a lot of old episodes of Gold Trails and Ghost Towns.... Guess I'll go down to local Pawn Shop and satisfy my GOLD itch.
Very few things in live, beat coming home after a long day in the snow,wind and sit down besites a fire and get some stew/soup with bread, u feel so alive. love this video and a nice button.
Thanks for highlighting artisan mining around the world, along with@danHurd and @mineoperator, and others. Hope you get to Nome Alaska, the Yukon, and other gold districts in Washington .
Wow, what an adventure, and what a story to tell your kids! That could be the tag line for your mining 'adventures': "I hope that my Misery is your Entertainment!"
Is is so amazing, a true fan and supporter watch jason video and get even the equipment to invite jason and show there progress. I bet jason is so proud and satisfied. Just phenomenal.. 👍🔝
I'm sitting on my couch in Florida, watching this. It's 72 degrees with the a/c running, no wind at all, and what you're doing looks like a lot of fun! 😄😆😅😂🤣
Hey Jason ! You're face looked so satisfied when you came down from that Mountain 😉 I also saw that some color was back in you're face .I know that feeling😉 Big shout out from Norway the land of the snowy mountains.
Hey Jason, now you’re out mining Montana style! My grandfather prospected all over the Beartooth Plateau back in the 50’s and 60’s. He used to laugh at us kids hiding under a tent awning or a tree to escape the rain. He always said he endured snow every month of the year in order to keep mining gold and silver. As My brother and I grew, we adventured in the footsteps of my grandpa, the area is now all wilderness yet there are old tracks from the early prospectors. One right-of-way mining road ventures far into the mountains. On the way to climb the North Face of Glacier Peak, we drove my 83 Toyota as far as legally possible. The end of that road almost makes it to the Goose Lake Mine which is near where Grasshopper Glacier (now Grasshopper Lake) once sat. We were fortunate at ages 13 and 15 to have crossed the glacier when the black band of ancient 4 and 5 inch grasshoppers still existed. Thanks for the amazing video content, I always enjoy watching them. Well here I go, off to the mountain a for a week, far from cell phone service!
We lived in Northern Canada for 5 years we had snow every month of the year in those years it didn’t stay in June July or August quite a few minus 50 nights during the long dark days of winter . The gold there looks worthy of braving the weather! I enjoy your channel!
Add a heat exchanger to the system. Like what gold dredge divers use to warm the water pumped into their suits. . I think it would extend the season by a few weeks.
Granted we don’t have mountains, but it sounds a lot like Minnesota to me. You never know what will happen this time of year, you get used to the unexpected🤷♂️ I am a huge fan of your videos Jason, don’t ever stop!!!! Awesome content!
I thought i was watching an expedition on climbing Mt Everest That is pure dedication , the Gold fever is strong in these ones , Ha ha haa A great advertisement for MBMMLLC Products , if they can handle that , they can handle anything . 👍👍 An absolutely Awesome vid Jason , you excelled yourself . 💪✅ Cheers Ned . ✌
I live in Finland and I know that ain't fun, but like we say "It is not the weather, it's all about how you prepare for it", And that is the weather we get about 7,5 months a year in here southern part of the country. xD
Jason I love your videos and I can't wait for you to get some gold out of your mine. I'm a professional logger from southern Indiana. So I appreciate your knowledge of timber also.
Epic adventure! Coolest video of any kind I've seen in months! And yes your misery was my entertainment. 😂 Would have been fun to be up there with you- maybe they can start a gold mining tourism side business!
Would cost a lot to get equipment up there to build a road might be cheaper to do a tramway or gravity zip line great looking specimens and a nice gold button hopefully now you’ve showed them the way their smelts will be much cleaner thanks for sharing see you on the next one👍🏼👊🏼
Just love your content and delivery Jason. Must mention tho, the mine operator and worker working and standing under that wall of loose rock and no hard hat?.
It was funny to me when you said he had never seen it snow in August. I am from Alaska, my wife also Alaskan got married on 4th of July and it was snowing. We are quite a bit older than you youngsters. So I have unusually warm weather at times and snow in every month of the year. It's Alaska Baby !!!
Gold mines are always looking good men these days, any I mind all over Canada. Alaska worked in one mine there I think it was called the AJ mine back 81 Chapis Mexico was fairly interesting, shook a lot of hands in Choppa Mexico, and a lot of those guys are dead from one way or the other, Gold mining was obviously hardest because you’re chasing small veins all Jack legwork. I did a lot of drifting too. I do miss it anyway great show, You don’t see much VG when you’re actually mining gold. Just chasing veins.
Here in Oregon as I'm watching this, it's 97 degrees and I had to take a break before I melted. One Note: Wear Gloves - it helps prevent hypothermia !!
Alaska is extreme and beautiful and incredible for minerals. Now if you want extreme on the hot end of 123° in the shade sometimes in the summer come down to Mojave County Arizona, the gold is just as good but it's different type of gold and more processing involved, but it's flipping the tortilla on the other side of the spectrum for difficulty due to the heat
That is one of the most legitimate, effective and entertaining advertisement for a product I’ve ever seen
and from how it sounds he would be a great person to give me the feedback and you get free parts to the tool. since it sounds like he abuses it. new hammer designe well here you go try theses let me know how well they hold up
All I would need is food and water. If I didn't have a family, I'd honestly do this for free cause I feel like I was born way too late. When Jason uploads, my whole week changes cause he sends my mind into the mountains and I dream about doing what most people think is insane hard work but I was raised on a farm and I don't know anything else. I absolutely love this channel and would rub elbows with Jason and his men any day. Again, always watching from Colorado. Wishing you the very best of the best.❤
Same
Where in CO?
@@alandillon6469 denver metro
Dude if you haven't been to the Cascades mountains, I highly recommend any of them as a vacation destination. They're so spaced out, the views from the peaks are unlike any other mountain range
@dizzious my wife is from Seattle, and I lived there for a year . I was just asking her if she wants to move to Bellingham. The Denver metro is just too much and too fast. We work too much and rarely get to go into the rockies and camp. I have to get my kids somewhere peaceful and also not too fast-paced. Maybe I just show up at Jason's shop with my welder and bag of tools some day. Just point me at the work.
I dont have a gold mine but i too have learned many old timers lifetimes worth of knowledge from you Jason. I am humbled by just how good of a man you are and your passion shines through these videos. I am reminded of a video you made where you came across a large cedar in the forest and went off topic about how much arborism interests you....its moments like that that i find invaluable. In my experience as salesman i have found that there is nothing better in the world than:
1. Selling a product that not only works but one you can be proud of the craftsmanship about (you dont have the problem of upset customers after the sale.)
2. Selling products in the industry your most passionate about, your hobby turned career (your literally doing what you love to do!) Your marketing efforts are SO much more effective when you work and make content geared at increasing business because your naturally passionate about it!
From all of us aspiring amateur geologists that have been bitten by the gold bug i want to say thank you for gathering and concentrating all this knowledge my friend
Let's understand the selling first ugh 😫🙄
Jason...just so ya know I watch hundreds of RUclips channels and I pat my foot waiting on your new releases and we thank you for them!! Stay safe my friend! You Rock!!!!!
I'm a paraplegic, so yes watching you walk up the mountain is fun!
Thank you for the sacrifice you made for the content we all enjoy.
"There is no bad weather. There is only poor choice in apparel." - Irish Shepard
Or stay inside
Pretty much what we say in Finland "It is not the weather, it's all about how you prepare for it" or in Finnish "Ei se keli, vaan se miten siihen pukeudut"
@@ReveriKeenani Swedish saying too. "There ain't no bad weather, just bad clothes."
@@snailswrath the phrase here is "Never fall in love at the glory hole"
@@ryanpinto4613obsession with gold why !?
Thank you Jason, you guided me and I started gold mining with what I learned from you. You are a very good person. the world needs people like you
I hope you got that young man setup with how to smelt and a direct line to Jason. That mine is literally a gold mine and they just need to keep going. I do like what they have up top, would rather see tearing up a mountain versus down in tunnels which we all know is dangerous.
Awesome stuff and thank you to the mine owners for taking us along
Aerial tramway military surplus?
I‘m not joking, used to be a thing here. May still be today.
Beautiful geology. Really enjoyed that!
Gold fever will keep you warm
Just as I am giggling while watching ,you said "I hope my misery is your entertainment" lmao
I find this so entertaining and informative at the same time.
Jason - if nothing else, you show how satisfying hard work can be - and why it's worth it. All the best to you and the other guys who were on that mountain!
When the miners say “It’s too easy!”
You know you have an awesome product.
I'm from Eastern Washington Jason. We don't usually talk to Westerners, but I like the channel. I trust your engineering to get the job done, with or without a road.
Incredible video....
Big thanks to all of you for doing this... great to see Josh learning off the best, and just how RUclips is helping people learn...
Your equipment sells itself...
👍🙏👏👏👏
This is the best video to advertise your equipment!! Alaska is definitely hard core!
Thank you so much for taking us along on your adventure it was fun to watch and enjoy all the hard work you and your crew put into the vids thanks from Chris the porch miner
Morning Jason, howdy Harry. ...best wishes for your Labor Day ... Howdy from southern Oregon. Take care stay safe, and Warm? .... Thanks for the share, I appreciate it as always... ⛏⚒⛏
laughing non-stop for the first 8 mins. Can feel the sense of humour loss behind the good nature. well done!
41:04 awesome results for you guys i'm really enjoying all the different mine sites and inner working etc. great knowledge
American built American tuff American pride great work Jason keep kickin a$$ Sir!
This is one of my favorite episodes.
Indeed, that was a ton of fun! Thanks to all!
Hi Jason,
You brought back a lot of memories living in Nunavut/NWT.
Sleet is bad
Ice fog is like walking through flying razor blades
It's an entirely different environment 😊
I've dabbled in prospecting for a couple decades now. I live near places that the old timers found tons and tons of gold literally. I think hard rock mining is absolutely extreme. Hats off to the men that have toiled in mines.
This video gets my blood flowing.
Watching you,,, mbmmllc, Dan Hurd, and a lot of old episodes of Gold Trails and Ghost Towns....
Guess I'll go down to local Pawn Shop and satisfy my GOLD itch.
Very few things in live, beat coming home after a long day in the snow,wind and sit down besites a fire and get some stew/soup with bread, u feel so alive.
love this video and a nice button.
Thanks for highlighting artisan mining around the world, along with@danHurd and @mineoperator, and others.
Hope you get to Nome Alaska, the Yukon, and other gold districts in Washington .
This stuff is soooo inspiring! Thank you for doing such an awesome job with your channel! So informative ☺️
With enough money and the right equipment a road can be built just about ANYWHERE! 😅
Profound statement
Wow, what an adventure, and what a story to tell your kids! That could be the tag line for your mining 'adventures': "I hope that my Misery is your Entertainment!"
Two thumbs way up for all the GREAT specimens u show in the video..fantastic!!
Hey Jason, back in the late 90 we delivered fuel and freight to Lloyd Magnuson at Sterling Landing down river from McGrath.
I’d do exactly like you said. Chase a trackhoe with a D8 and blaze a trail. No problem at all.
Is is so amazing, a true fan and supporter watch jason video and get even the equipment to invite jason and show there progress. I bet jason is so proud and satisfied. Just phenomenal.. 👍🔝
I'm sitting on my couch in Florida, watching this. It's 72 degrees with the a/c running, no wind at all, and what you're doing looks like a lot of fun!
😄😆😅😂🤣
Only 72 in Florida? Wow! Was 88 in Denver today and yes I hate it here! LOL
@@alandillon6469 _"73 in Florida?"_
No, it's been 92 with 95% humidity outside. It's 72 on my couch with the a/c running.
@@xenaguy01 Yep sorry I misread
Hey Jason ! You're face looked so satisfied when you came down from that Mountain 😉 I also saw that some color was back in you're face .I know that feeling😉 Big shout out from Norway the land of the snowy mountains.
Hey Jason, now you’re out mining Montana style! My grandfather prospected all over the Beartooth Plateau back in the 50’s and 60’s. He used to laugh at us kids hiding under a tent awning or a tree to escape the rain. He always said he endured snow every month of the year in order to keep mining gold and silver. As My brother and I grew, we adventured in the footsteps of my grandpa, the area is now all wilderness yet there are old tracks from the early prospectors. One right-of-way mining road ventures far into the mountains. On the way to climb the North Face of Glacier Peak, we drove my 83 Toyota as far as legally possible. The end of that road almost makes it to the Goose Lake Mine which is near where Grasshopper Glacier (now Grasshopper Lake) once sat. We were fortunate at ages 13 and 15 to have crossed the glacier when the black band of ancient 4 and 5 inch grasshoppers still existed. Thanks for the amazing video content, I always enjoy watching them. Well here I go, off to the mountain a for a week, far from cell phone service!
We lived in Northern Canada for 5 years we had snow every month of the year in those years it didn’t stay in June July or August quite a few minus 50 nights during the long dark days of winter . The gold there looks worthy of braving the weather! I enjoy your channel!
What an incredible experience. This is my American Dream and pursuit of happiness.
wow, it's really cool, my friend, it's really very good, my friend, thank you for sharing the video, friend.. greetings, my friend's hobby.👍🤝💪🇮🇩
Haven’t you ever watched Yukon Gold? It gets cold and crappy early in the season!! Great video Sir! I loved the adventure.
Never
Add a heat exchanger to the system. Like what gold dredge divers use to warm the water pumped into their suits. . I think it would extend the season by a few weeks.
Granted we don’t have mountains, but it sounds a lot like Minnesota to me. You never know what will happen this time of year, you get used to the unexpected🤷♂️ I am a huge fan of your videos Jason, don’t ever stop!!!! Awesome content!
Just wanted to let ya know I enjoy ur channel .. love the mountains ..not in them now till I watch one of ur videos .. anyway thanks man..
I love this stuff. Must say the image quality is excelent @1080HD60fps
Hey Jason, I wish I had some of that snow! It's already over 100 F before noon. They have an awesome claim! Best of luck to them! Thumbs up! Jim
That would have been a fun hike.... 15-20 years ago. I'm old and crippled up now.
I thought the same. THAT, is a young man's game.
like alot of us watching this channel!
I thought i was watching an expedition on climbing Mt Everest That is pure dedication , the Gold fever is strong in these ones , Ha ha haa A great advertisement for MBMMLLC Products , if they can handle that , they can handle anything . 👍👍 An absolutely Awesome vid Jason , you excelled yourself . 💪✅ Cheers Ned . ✌
Love your videos! Appreciate the beating you go through to get all the footage
Haha, you were in the warm part of Alaska. I moved up here from the Olympic peninsula 25 yaers ago. You get used to it.
Maybe some people. I could never deal with an Alaska winter. NFW. It never gets below 30F where I live in the winter and that is plenty cold for me.
I live in Finland and I know that ain't fun, but like we say "It is not the weather, it's all about how you prepare for it", And that is the weather we get about 7,5 months a year in here southern part of the country. xD
Jason looks hammered at the very end 😄
That looked a lot of fun going up to the table. Makes you feel alive doing stuff like that.
New series is great love the channel
“I love gold, but I suffered an unfortunate schmelting accident…”
Theres always the holoboogie.
Arrow in the knee?
Oh, thats a keeper.
Brilliant video Jason.
Love it all.
thanks for taking is with you
nice to see your equipment on an actual gold mine. good video reall weather and all.
Jason I love your videos and I can't wait for you to get some gold out of your mine. I'm a professional logger from southern Indiana. So I appreciate your knowledge of timber also.
It is cold..You will be rewarded.
GOD BLESS !.😊❤
Oh, that looks like fun!
super cool about the buttons he made learning from you. That must make you really happy.
Good stuff thanks Jase.
That was a true adventure Jason! Thanks for taking me along from my couch! 😂
I would absolutely love to go on adventures like these. Thanks for sharing your experiences. :)
Excellent video Jason 👍🏻
maybe some boom sticks to get through the tougher rocky bits... a D6 and a 200 class machine, done in less then a week.
Jason Where did all them pebbles come from @27:13? I thought it was all crushed down material through hammermill?
Outstanding Alaskan gold mining!!
Good video Jason, and this is extraordinary weather for sure...
Epic adventure! Coolest video of any kind I've seen in months! And yes your misery was my entertainment. 😂 Would have been fun to be up there with you- maybe they can start a gold mining tourism side business!
Jason thanks for sharing another awesome video with excellent content six stars brother
Thanks Jason, very clear narrative; Pilar and I enjoyed the adventure too much.
Awesome video! Looks like typical weather... bummer you didn't hit a nice day! Murphy was with ya on that trip!
Pretty awesome! Welcome to Alaska!
Wow, what an adventure!
This is the perfect video to watch during the current, triple-digit temperature heatwave in L.A.😁
Cool mine! Would love to see periodic updates on how they do.
You guy’s hiring on that mine? I’ll work 12 hour shifts and run the plant by myself if I have to. That’s the DREAM!!!!!
What u smoking on bro
Alaska is beautiful.
Cool video!! The old timers were hard as nails!
Great vid they need some wind brakers on the mountain table that was amazing😊
We had snow at Lake Tahoe this August. Crazy days.
gone now.
Would cost a lot to get equipment up there to build a road might be cheaper to do a tramway or gravity zip line great looking specimens and a nice gold button hopefully now you’ve showed them the way their smelts will be much cleaner thanks for sharing see you on the next one👍🏼👊🏼
Excellent review 😁. You needed Inuit glasses. Would be nice to have some 4" x 4" tiles 😜.
Just love your content and delivery Jason. Must mention tho, the mine operator and worker working and standing under that wall of loose rock and no hard hat?.
It was funny to me when you said he had never seen it snow in August. I am from Alaska, my wife also Alaskan got married on 4th of July and it was snowing. We are quite a bit older than you youngsters. So I have unusually warm weather at times and snow in every month of the year. It's Alaska Baby !!!
Awesome video! Thanks guys 👍
Gold mines are always looking good men these days, any I mind all over Canada. Alaska worked in one mine there I think it was called the AJ mine back 81 Chapis Mexico was fairly interesting, shook a lot of hands in Choppa Mexico, and a lot of those guys are dead from one way or the other, Gold mining was obviously hardest because you’re chasing small veins all Jack legwork. I did a lot of drifting too. I do miss it anyway great show, You don’t see much VG when you’re actually mining gold. Just chasing veins.
Man, that's some nice ore. Given Alaska's reputation for high purity free gold makes it even more impressive.
Jason, when I was station at near Fairbanks, flying north of NARL. 125 below zero is the coldest that I’ve been in!
Here in Oregon as I'm watching this, it's 97 degrees and I had to take a break before I melted. One Note: Wear Gloves - it helps prevent hypothermia !!
Dan Hurd would have loved that walk up the mountain 😢😂
Great Video, love the visits to other mines.
Glad you are tough and didn't let the weather stop you.
Alaska is extreme and beautiful and incredible for minerals. Now if you want extreme on the hot end of 123° in the shade sometimes in the summer come down to Mojave County Arizona, the gold is just as good but it's different type of gold and more processing involved, but it's flipping the tortilla on the other side of the spectrum for difficulty due to the heat
The slabs are gorjuss ❤😊
Pretty cool, a Greenlee Tool Box. I worked for Greenlee for 34 years.
Super awesome Jason! 😃👍