How To Find Gold
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Gold mining and treasure hunting adventure! On this video Jason goes exploring for an ultra rich gold quartz vein that was marked on a map by a friend. The vein is super rich in gold and Jason uses several prospecting tips and techniques to discover the gold zone in this vein. Come along on this prospecting adventure and learn how to prospect for rich gold bearing quartz veins.
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Saying hello and showing love from Seattle! I am a quadriplegic who got paralyzed four years ago from the chest down… I have never been gold hunting but you are really inspiring my friend! Best of luck and saying prayers for you and your team in Jesus mighty name may you prosper I pray, amen
say the schahada an pray in the 2-3 hours bevore sunrise to god. Jesus is Not god, Jesus ist the Messenger from God.
"There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger and Jesus is his messenger."
@@sternmond3126 make Dua for him. I did that but a lot of people don't understand Islam like we do.
I used to believe that Jesus is the savior till I read the Quran cover to cover in 2016.
I finally made my shahada about 10 months later. The Quran makes a lot of sense but the trinity didn't.
Praying to the saints didn't. I was Catholic and encouraged to pray the rosary.
Pretty sure he didn't want to talk about religion. To each thier own. I don't care what anyone does or what they believe in, but I can't help but kinda take issue when a person is basically telling someone else that their religion doesn't make sense at the same time as telling them how their own religion does make sense, especially when all the 1st person was just basically wishing a separate person that they will be well and that their God will be kinda looking after them. (That's how I see it anyways.)
Personally, I don't really believe in "God" exactly. I believe that there is A LOT that we don't understand. And also who knows what people back then exactly were referring to when they refer to "God". I don't want to say it's aliens.... but... it's aliens..... kidding.... maybe.... I also tend to believe that both the Bible and the Quran were written by people.... and people..... well, they can suck. I think it'd be a very hard temptation to resist for anyone writing the literal handbook that would guide a whole religion of people, to not write at least some things in the book in a way that would be more in line in a way that the writer would think he get some benefit or political purpose. A good example is how some parts could get, uh, removed. Tell the whole thing, ya know? I also think that people can deliberately misinterpret the texts is ways that better suit thier agenda. Because organized religion is probably the greatest form of control over people. Undeniable. I also think it's Undeniable that as society drifts further away from religion, the worse off things are. Except in the middle east, the shit is ALWAYS hitting the fan over there. What's with that? Am I an infidel? What do you do with infidels? Hmm, which religion doesn't make sense?
Thought exercise, can you imagine what would happen if a person like David Copperfield or some other naturally skilled magician were alive back then? You think that a person like that wouldn't be called a God? Or worship him or something?
Anyways, I do believe that there is some kind of energy within us, (soul? Maybe.), and that maybe that energy within us casts an aura that some people can see or sense. And that something happens with that energy when we die. I just personally don't really think that there is some all controlling being that essentially relegates us to being his "ant farm." I just like to think of us as more than a hobby for a all knowing, all powerful, all controlling Supreme being. But who knows?
See? It kinda sucks when someone just start talking about things you weren't really talking about and kinda wondering if your religion change may not have been..... anyways. I don't care what other people do or believe in, but when the 1st guy is just withing someone we'll and saying Jesus will keep him safe (or whatever), maybe just take that for the kind hearted gesture that it was, realize that is getting more rare these days, and not take it as an invitation to try and convert someone. You converted? Cool. Good for you. Maybe not everyone wants to hear about how thier religion doesn't make sense and that's why you converted.
That video was way informative. That is the first time iv seen a specimen with gold that is fully visible. Awesome
If you use a metal detector or a pointer, you can save a lot of time and sweat. A pointer is much lighter than a larger detector.
Exactly Becky. He keeps throwing away pieces 2 in thick that could hv gold in. A metal detector and pointer is for sure what he needs
Would a spot like this be worth building a small mine into to see what happens with that vein further into the mountain?
"There's a cliff off to one side" makes me think he's got like a 5-10ft ledge to work on. Then we get to see at 13:30.... o.O
Holy crap, prospecting is not for me
At 22:20 to the right of the video
That puts it into prospective 👀
Look forward to seeing the next video. Nice to see a gold prospector find gold ore in Washington. Nice job on the hike Jason.
Love this video mate.Thanx for show these for us! Chears!
Super video! You make a good point about not getting hung up on one spot. I found float which lead to a 4 foot wide vein on my claim! Havent explored enough to determine mineral content though, but there is micro placer gold in the area, and it is quite coarse. Lots of ugly quartz in smaller veins, very red quartz along with a soft red mica, and flaky black mica, and some fine grained grey/silver mineralization all in the same sample. Wish I had a crusher!
Black sounds like magnetite..silver?
@@thomasackerman3995 Well, silvery LOL, I don't think there's any native silver around here
I've thought about this for some time and I think the best answer for how to find gold veins is, look for them.
thank you
Wow, I learned a lot from this video. Thanks!!
Great video Jason, thanks for sharing your passion and knowledge! I love how informative your videos are. It is definitely hard work, labor of love!
Do you do any sniping in that creek?
You ever have people try to horn in on your prospecting?
The flag/ owl/ and the princess & queen shining at the top. That is my vision. Im not a expert
How long until humans start drilling for oil in cemeteries
This has been the best demonstration of prospecting for gold that I have seen yet on the internet. Thanks Jason.
I use a 7x aspherical magnifier with an LED light. Gives me enough magnification to overcome my reduced eyesight and then some...
sounds good to me.....where do I get it?
Hobby lobby has $6 lenses for coin collecting. It’s a set of 2. 9x,10x,and 11c
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Interesting stuff, being prospector (placer gold though) myself... i've ran into few quarz veins on my time and have taken very close look at them always. How ever it is very hard to figure out what to exactly look for in the veins this vid helps ... if in nothing else, but atleast motivation to keep cracking the quartz.
It's like gold rush and survivor man in one RUclips episode!
That's my ultimate dream. Piss off from society and live out the bush and on occasions when you need to visit society, you have gold to barter with.
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Great vid Jason! Hard work on display and your enthusiasm gave an 85 yr old ex gold prospector a thrill. Maybe, just maybe it will be workable for you or for you to profit by if you can claim it up. Thank you and waiting for your ore crushing and panning vid to give us more data.
Always pulling for you in the videos but especially like the field work. I'm a placer guy but I'm really intrigued by the vein gold,.....looks like hard work though. There's a lot to be said for sitting atop yellow iron and making smoke.
What a great video 👍 After looking down that cliff, I think I know why the old timers left it alone, lol.
Go's to show how easy one can miss the gold by not doing due diligence, thanks for that Jason.
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Everyone eventually passes over that 40th speed bump in life, there is no shame in carrying a 10x jeweler's glass in the field with you. Happy prospecting! At 19:00 you got color!😎!😆!🤣!
Fantastic video, Jason!! Congrats for finding that vein. Thanks for taking us along. Looking forward to the processing video. Stay safe. Jim in Phoenix.
What do you want to thank for
Nice!!! Spit back in the spring water for the next fellow to drink😁 j/k great video and great talking points 👍
i agree there is also a really good section on how to allusively alleivate working "hard" !! (9:33)
I just love your exploration videos - learn masses from them. I'd happily zip over from Western Australia, use my climbing gear to set up protection and give you more freedom to move around on that edge. If I could get out of Western Australia ....
I remember reading about how old timers used to plant multiple quartz floaters on the base areas of a spot that would possibly fit the bill for a vein as a deception to keep others away from what they found and off searching the set up area. The pump fake has been in use far before basketball came around, lol.
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I was kinda hoping we'd get a chance to see what the view was like but I guess that's a no go because chances are someone would be able to identify the location.
Good thing there’s no gold there anyway
Living at 9000' in altitude in Colorado and going offroad for hours then finding a mine in the middle of the most rugged extreme terrain is beyond impressive for the dedication and the hardened people who built them, and like you were saying alot are not on any map, I came across a Chinese drift mine 2 years ago and just beginning to explore the ground. Can't wait until we melt off snow in about a month or so more! Wishing you all the best and thank you for excellent adventures and knowledge!
It's wild stumbling across test pits and whatnot out in the boonies, I haven't personally come across any old mines just yet (I did find what looked like a portal with a rock pile nearby on tunnel drive, but didn't enter it because it could've been a lion or bear den and the area is notoriously crumbly) tons of test pits just out of town though. While I don't usually find mines or paystreaks often, I do love looking at my boots after a long hike and being able to spot a flake or two of gold stuck on them.
Always cool bumping into some "local" people online, might bump into ya in the royal gorge region someday if you're ever down here. I'll shoot ya a sub and see if I can't learn a bit more about the geology out here in CO.
@100GTAGUY very nice, test pits all all over up here, as everything except for a few mining/residential are all thar is available, if you can find available. Actually one of my board members has some land in Royal Gorge and hope to hit the Arkansas River sometime down there! Will touch base when we head that way!
The problem was you had a destination and got lost due to that. Without a destination, you'll never be lost.........or maybe it means one is forever lost. Lol. The path to treasure is a strange one.
Great stuff Jason 👍
Thanks for taking us along and finding some nice gold deposits!
train up some doll goats to act as pack mules and you will have it made. ⛰
Nice job finding that area I like areas that not on Main Maps you can really find a bonanza I'd like to go into the real ugly oxidized quartz veins you just touching the surface if you can get down deep and probably very good the fun part is carrying all that material down the hill now thanks buddy cool video
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How come your out of breath. It was worth it when ya find a vein like that
Where's your loop brother!
Get a hydration backpack.
Well Jason thank you for being so real and simple😉 the caliber of people like you are really hard to find today so thank you for being you ☺️❣️ I'm over 70 and still love the adventure and challenges it's the thrill of the hunt and if it pays off, great, if not at least you tried,. Again thanks for your posts
Great trip Jason! Thanks for dragging my hiney up that last little bit.
Do you have strength to go on an adventure at 70 years old?
@@beautyandthesimp are you kidding me, of course, what does age have to do with adventure, just a number, it's the excitement of the search that motivates, finding what you are looking for is alright but it is the quest, one more, just a little bit better,is it over there and how to get to the end, of coarse at 70+ adventure
@@rogerhanson3468 my dad died before reaching that age
@@beautyandthesimp I'm sorry to hear about your dad, but you can still have the adventures of your life, if you go with the idea of getting rich quick, don't do it, it's never about the money, it's about the experience, I was once told, books are knowledge, and knowledge is money, the More knowledge you have with an open mind for learning you adventures will be awesome 😎
Thank you for wearing eye protection, see it to often people smashing on rocks with steel tools (or other rocks lol) and no eye pro on. Just asking to lose an eye eventually. Great video man! Learned quite a bit.
Jason - I'm amazed you carried all that gear out there man. I just had a similar trip last weekend and was doing the exact same thing. It was hard with just a 3pound hammer, chisel and mini shovel haha! Thanks for explaining the difference between the hanging wall and footer wall. I think with all your videos I have a better idea of what to look for. Cheers!
"Who needs a gym? Just be a gold miner!" :P
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I don’t see, where he had that much “gear” he was carrying, … between a miners helmet, a 3lb hammer, prybar, sack, to put the quartz/gold, into, … what? Probably less than 8lbs? Does not feel anything near our infantry’s 60 plus lbs rucksack marches, … who are just ordinary men doing extraordinary things set before them, … so I do not understand what you are talking about, please, … so, … by all means, elaborate, …
@@lazyjackass77 Quoth Slim! ok, maybe Jeff : )
@@jimfurr81 Yeah :) I love it when he eats the beans and won't apologize for being messy.
That's really cool to see you find visible gold in western Washington. I've spent a lot of time in the hills and mountains in Washington and I walk past many quartz veins. I'm not always looking for gold, bu when I am, it's hard to stop and believe that one of them might actually have visible gold in it, especially when I go by so many that must be barren. It helps to have a lead like you did, but I'll have to be more thorough in my examination in the future.
Have you ever seen all the quartz veins on the way over to lake Chelan?
@@enriquecasillaspalacios3280 I haven't been over there in a long time but I know Chelan Butte had a few prospects back in the day
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I got dizzy when you were on the cliff overhang. We found gold and a huge set of brass balls. Kudos, man, kudos.
Have you seen any signs of sasquatch while hunting for gold in the areas you hunt for gold ?
How did you just called my Uncle Stinky Piet Jenkins? Just because he has big stinky feet, Hair all over his body and no opposing thumbs doesn't mean ...oh my god, Uncle Stinky Piet Jenkins is a sasquatch...
Nice video Jason.Thanks for sharing.I got a MD 20 falcon gold detector no so long ago and I've found that it will detect pieces even smaller then the sort of pieces you unearthed .Not only that, it does have some penetration thru quartz .I reckon it may have been a really useful tool in that situation .I feel pretty sure it would have detected some gold in those quartz zones.Just food for thought,
Have you found some rutilated quartz?
Really informative as always. Looking forwards to seeing what kind of recovery you get too
Well I learned some good stuff again today! But what were those GPS coordinates again😀
Awesome! Really informative to see how you prospect. I'm now motivated to go search uphill from some dirty looking float I've found hiking!
A huge thank you for this video now i know what i need to look for i have been banging my head against the wall for quite some time now.....this perfecly explains what i needed to know
Excellent find Jason! That's one hell of a cliff you were working from, thanks for posting as always!
did you sample the gravel fan or the next small creek
maybe nature has already concentrated the gold there for you to find :p
Damn, that looks like a good time! Nice hunting!
Nice find , your going be thinking about that spot all winter long , that’s for sure ! is that out of the cascade range ?
That was excellent , super educational !!
Ya found enough to buy a Bandaid for your hand. 🤣 Really Good Vid Thanks for info.
now you need a way to get you truck up there with the crusher and sluce
🇨🇦💂 Critique: colloidal silver for the cryptosporidium in that water, and maybe save your breath during filming and voice over later as the oxygen is thinner the higher you go up it doesn't take much climbing and you start to get winded easier 💂👍
Jason I'm over in Lolo Montana, soon I plan to take a trip to the west. You guys have a shop right ?
Nice sized bits of gold. Looking forward to the next video.👍💚💛❤ if it's loaded do you intend getting back up there to mine it? Would be worth getting a lift from a helicopter.
I was going to say , kids these days , but with the eyes going south and some gray hair ;)
Wish I was back out that way .
Thanks again
Nice sized bits of gold. Looking forward to the next video.👍💚💛❤ if it's loaded do you intend getting back up there to mine it? Would be worth getting a lift from a helicopter.
thought for sure you were on a " WILD GOOSE " chase, i was sent on plenty of them till i figured out the old timers frame of mind,, did you take a good sample of the soil at/ below the foot wall? if you want mothers treasures you really have to work for them,, great video
Falcon MD-20. a lot lighter than hammers, chisels and prybars! Although it still never hurts to have those also. Great video and it makes me home sick!
Was going to mention the same thing, that & a good pack (for samples) , 20oz rock hammer, 10x loop, & snacks for day tripping..
Excellent content, very interesting. Thanks for taking the time to share it & congrats on the find.
I live in Nevada and I could take you to heaps of quartz outcrops that are massive and highly mineralized. I used to work for a large gold company and your video makes me want to start prospecting again. I still have all my gear and gave never lost the fever!
Nelson/Searchlight/AZ-NV border on the Colorado?
"how to find gold" -> "someone tells you where it is"
Man... That's so awesome. I can only imagine how great it must feel to find gold in situ like that. I live in SW Washington, so it looks like I need to head up north a little bit and try and find some of those good areas like that to look around and maybe even do some panning as well. I just don't know where to even begin. You've done a great job at helping to give some direction though, so I genuinely appreciate that. Thank you Sir. 🙏
Another thing I noticed is that you are not using a metal detector, Why not use technology, since we now have it ?
I like your perseverance, but why hunt in total darkness like the 49ers when you can use a metal detector and take home
500 times the gold every day ?? I follow one girls you tube videos, and she finds huge gold nuggets all the time. What is your problem ? Are you afraid of technology ?, Or, do you feel it shames the old timers by using a metal detector ? They would have used them if they had them, believe me, they weren't stupid. They sure could have used the metal detectors, it's too bad they just didn't have them back then. If you go get yourself a light weight metal detector, you'll never regret it. Just make sure you get one that can discriminate
between different metals, then you can start filling up your bank account fast. Seriously.
How does one determine if a particular place has a mineral claim? And how do you file a claim if it does not?
USGS divided the entire country into a grid. Used to be each county has paper maps of the grids around them with all the claims set out; dunno if they ever digitised. So take GPS coords, figure out what county you are in, and then go find the mines department to get the maps of the area.
Best video yet! Really enjoyed this one especially! Be careful and God Bless!
Nice find Jason! I found some quartz float on the rivers edge that I couldn't trace to the source, but it had free gold in it. 4 pieces in one little rock! That was frustrating. Have to try and trace the source again, just don't know how far down the river it came.
Do you know how to read surficial geology maps? I would look through your local government's surficial geology map and go from there. Keep an eye out for ice direction indicators on the map and in the field. Look for recent alluvial deposits on the map and glacial-fluvial deposits. Other features to look at on those maps are basal till (commonly called veneer till) and ablation till (especially terminal moraines).
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Clips on. Great for Documenting samples. Or just view.
Thank you for sharing another good video..i like it and learning some things in the video..Be careful..God bless
Excellent prospecting, I was getting a nose bleed watching your cliff hanging feats
instead of that brick chisel maybe a estwing geo chisel and a loupe i got one off amazon $5/$6 30x. i have one on my dresser if you want it. 10x. just a thought. have a good day
The best detailed mineralogy video on RUclips!! Well done!!
Why did the old timers abandon the site? Too hard to retrieve and carry out?
They could have set up camp nearby and processed the gold.
*Eating those berries and drinking that water, I half expected him to have explosive diarrhea off the edge of that cliff.*
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Awesome video thank you for sharing ✌ can't wait to see the finished stage in the next video. Be safe🙏
Could someone maybe spare 15 mins or so in FaceTime to just give me some insight to what I have and best way to turn it into income
3:29 first sign of quartz float.
8:04 found the vein.
Roy told me if I found the head of the vein there's golden nuggets as big as Buffalo balls
22:25-22:28 hell no!!!!!!! lol that's the sketchy shot I was talking about in my last comment
You would love to go through some of the old mines up here by the California Oregon border
Seeing as the vein is relatively horizontal, is it common for the gold to sit by the foot wall because of gravity as the hydrothermal fluids set to quartz?
The quarts was likely vertical when first formed.
I know i'm not Jason , but reading your comment , those different layers of quartz solution would have been deposited at different time periods , possibly separated by hundreds if not thousands of years , and the foot wall deposit was probably a richer event , anyway i love his vids i've learned a lot for that reason i keep watching , cheers mate .
@@jessewilson8676 really? i have a lot to learn, i presumed the bedrock was already formed and hydrothermal fissures forced their way through during the volcanic action post rock formation.
@@GrooberNedJardine i didn.t realise this either thanks
@@AurProspector - I don't think Jesse was saying otherwise. Just that the orientation of veins can change as an area is folded or uplifted, or what have you.
Interesting, when I playing with quartz piles as a kid I was told it has to be iron pyrite in it and not gold.
Gold is more common than some believe and people refuse to believe it can be laying in your backyard. Is easier to say it’s pyrite than to say a kid found a valuable metal they overlooked
@@realestdaddymac5974 Gold really isn't that common, but it is easy to overlook if you don't know what you're looking for. I feel like folks tend to think it's only available deep in some mountain or whatever, when the fact of the matter is that you can find it in a stream, sometimes your own backyard (but I wouldn't dig too deep... you'll have sewage line issues). Gold also isn't the only valuable thing to be found. Things like Amethyst, Ruby, Emerald, and other precious gems can be found just by sifting through dirt in a river, especially if it comes through a mountain.
I mean, I remember taking a trip to Chattanooga TN, doing a bit of panning and found all sorts of precious gems. I didn't need the money or anything so I donated them to my local school's Earth Science teacher because he didn't actually have raw samples of them.
@@point-five-oh6249 here in Pacific Northwest we get lots of garnet. We practice panning by learning to keep the garnet in the pan. And gold can be found in most any mountain river here. Some big finds I heard of were right in dirty rivers in middle of big cities. Specifically Edmonton Alberta
Make a load claim. Before you disclose the location or show to much so other people can find it..
Man your 1 crazy dude working at them heights
I would love to come work with you! That looked like so much fun. I can't wait to see what you got out of your samples too.
Definitely a young man's endeavor .
I'm 64 and that's exactly what I do now. I have switched from Highbanking creeks to climbing mountains to do Hardrock prospecting. Very tiring but exciting!
One of your best mate , how exiting too find that , i felt i was right there with you , be careful stay safe , no amount of gold is worth risking your life for , but that being said , that's the kind of find anyone would be happy to come across . I don't know how you carried all that gear up with you , and then carried more back down . I once found about a fifty pound hunk of float quartz up a mountain creek and got it home with me , i was a bit younger then , lol , still got it , looked nice in the garden , no gold unfortunately , probably higher up i might have found where it come from but it was on private land and didn't want to get shot , anyway great vid Jason , that's how the old timers did it , they were tough as nails , cheers , Ned .
Thanks for sharing. Always learn something new from u ..
where does one take a sample to to find out what equipment I need to recover gold from very fine silica sand.
Sweet find forsure! Can see Mt Baker out my front room window...
What are the exact coordinates to that spot? Asking for a conglomerate 😃
NEXT TIME YOU MAKE A VIDEO, DON,T TAKE US ON A FUKING JOY WALK.
Balls of steel!
At 22:20 is pretty goddamn high up
Good job! interested to see what values come out of those samples!
Awesome video, thanks for sharing very interesting
Wow! Looks like high grade gold but not easy to mine it. I’d make a back pack crusher for sure!