Homemade Gold Dredge Running In Virginia!
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2021
- In this video Me and a good friend of mine try out the new gold dredge I built.
We are on the Central Virginia Gold Prospecting Claims in Buckingham VA. If you are interested in gold prospecting this is a great club for the whole family! They can be found at CVGP.net and on facebook go and check it out!
We had a great trip and learned a lot about the dredge and a few hard lessons along the way!! 
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Nice one
Lol was just about to say you need a rake to break that ground, then came mr crowbar! Nice work boys!
Man I like that dredge.. So cool
Yep we have all done that you get goldfever and just keep going and going nice adventure just joined your channel great gold can’t wait to see the next adventure nice job on making the dredge it’s fun to create your own and have it work ⛏⛏⛏⛏👍👍👍
Working on a bigger dredge now lol! 4 inch!! Thanks for subscribing!!
In VA, would love to join you on a prospecting adventure. South of Richmond, but just want to find some gold in VA. Considering going black sand hunting on the James here.
Great video. Yeah, gold prospecting is all about hard lessons, that's the same all over the world. But I like that, haha. Looking forward to more of your videos. Good luck and take care. Hello from a Swiss gold prospector!
Thank you so much! And yes lesson learned lol!
@@ancellsadventures That's what I like with gold prospecting. It teaches me lessons, again and again. It never gets boring :)
I’m in Stafford Virginia and I’m not scared to work and learn. Hit me up if you ever need an extra hand.👍🏻🇺🇸
That nozzle looks painfully small to me, but I ain’t no expert. Jealous like hell of you guys
It is really small but it does work great! The dredge is very very light that’s what I like about it, well that and I built it myself lol! I’m working on a bigger dredge now gonna take me a while to source all the parts but it should be great when finished!
Great video. Qn. Have you dredged in murky waters before, if so how did it go?
No I haven’t, only in flowing creeks that clear pretty quickly. I’d probably wait for muddy water to clear up before I’d dredge it just to be on the safe side. Low visibility could hide potential dangers.
Nozzle is to small ,for the nozzle just weld a bar across the nozzle will never get a clog I have a 4” Keene that’s what I did to mine
This was back three years ago now I run a four inch proline most of the time. We still use two inch dredges to test new creeks though.
No gold😂😂😂😂
It happens sometimes lol