🤔 Hmmmm Pauly. Let's see now, you could open a kids playground behind Andy's house? Or, put it in all those buckets and use it for backfill during the reclamation phase at one of Andy's claims? Or, put it in Ziploc bags and sell it with lemonade on the corner...? 🤣 The possibilities are endless!
Is gold really worth it to buy ? In terms of the short term considering taxes and overall cost of upfront purchase then trying to resell when I actually need the liquidity, is physical or gold stocks more worth the cost ? Because it seems to be when people speak of gold their not being specific to the short term or Long term approach to justifying the purchase. Let me know your thoughts , thanks anyone
Only worth it for your long long term investment, short term a guaranteed loss. It's all manipulated and so is Mike bias on gold because that's his business. Always keep that in perspective.
Gold is often seen as a safe-haven asset that can protect against inflation and economic uncertainty. But like any investment, it carries risks. To determine if gold is the right investment option for you, an investment advisor can help you weigh the potential benefits and risks of investing in gold. They can also help you create a well-diversified portfolio that includes gold as part of a broader investment strategy. An investment advisor can help you decide how much of your portfolio should be allocated to gold and select other investments that can complement your gold holdings.
Glad to stumble on this commentary, I've been getting suggestions to use one, but where and how to find one has been challenging, Can i reach out to the one you use?
I used to love to prospect for gold. That is until I started finding enough gold that I could quit my day job to prospect full time. It's not as much fun doing it full time as it was when I was only doing it on the weekends.
Yup. As soon as you turn a hobby into any type of real "work" it seems to suck the fun right out of it. I have no idea why. I guess it's the lack of freedom to do it how/when you want.
I used to breed tropical fish, then I bought a tropical fish shop. 3 years later I closed it and I have never had a fish since. "Make your hobby your job and you will never work a day in your life" RUBBISH - you just lose your hobby. I now make mens bespoke handmade historical suits as a hobby - I REFUSE to commercialise it. I make for family and friends and people who are super passionate and happy to wait my time scales. But I dont take commissions.
We live in Northern lower Michigan where glaciers deposited a lot of gold along with sand. In many areas I find a flake of gold per shovel full of sand (sometimes a lot more). One day I am planning to sluice a whole mess of it from my yard. Cheaper than buying sand. lol
I took a trailer from u haul and filled up the roadside dirt from the pechanga area, when they built the wider onramp, to large scoops in the 6x12 open trailer off to home we go. in the end , i sluiced out all the gold and gold detected the some rocks and in the end, ended up with 8.72 oz of gold out of 4000# of dirt that the contractor was throwing away? the rock got crushed and got extra 1.21 oz out of the crushed rocks, to hell with 64 bags of sand, the area is rich of gold , but since i was removing the dirt with the contractor i didnt get in trouble because this was pechanga casino property,
Very doubtful!!!!!! professional prospectors won't get 8.72 ounces from 4000 lbs of dirt OR..... did you mean to 4000 tons???? More fairy tale than a true story! 😆
You could offer to clean everyone’s sand from playgrounds to get more gold panning possibilities… and maybe someone needs sand for a beach on a pond they have, or a rec park for their sports area.
I really enjoyed that video PP. That was super cool and entertaining. And ya know, it may cost a lot to do that but it's quite amazing there was that much gold! Hell that was cool ... Win, dude 🎯
Paula, can you do a video with a yard of sand dumped from a local Canadian sand pit? That would be awesome to know what you find from an area that has gold.
Coming to a local Park near you...😂 Pauly borrows Andy's trommel without permission 😮 taps into a local fire hydrant for water 😮 and cleans up at the local kiddie play area 😂
Trade your sand for the 'old icky sand' at a playground and test your theory... And for crying out loud, MASK UP with all that silica dust at head height, you goof!! We want you around for a long time to come!! Andy; hope your claim is working well and yes, miss your videos!
The whole gold prospecting experience for me is the excitement of discovery of the hidden gold, minerals and gemstones. Prospecting is a fun hobby that stops being fun when you expect to profit. It's the journey, not the destination that drives my curiosity.
Saw a guy on an outdoor channel do the same thing about 20 years ago. I have found small amounts of gold in some mountain creeks in East Tennessee but nothing near anything worth the time and effort it takes to sort through all the rock and sand. Still fun to do when you have the spare time!
I did this through a Gold Cube with a trommel attachment. It eats a 50 pound bag of Home Depot play sand almost as fast as I can pour it in the trommel's hopper, even with just an 1100 gph pump. Run a few dream mats and you're done. Much easier to just dump from the bag into the hopper. I did this with 3x50 pound bags, but here in Florida, we don't have yummy gold in our play sand. I think out of those three bags I had maybe 3 pieces of gnat poop. Fun, though. I got maybe 2 ounces of concentrates out of the Dream Mats I ran, and that was pretty easy to pan out.
How often do you sell (or whatever the word is) the gold flakes/tiny pieces that you find? Is that a simple process kind of thing? The sand videos always make me wonder what happens afterwards :D
About fifty years ago I was in the vicinity of Fairbanks after a particularly snowy winter. Seeing the gold in the sand alongside every stream or river was exciting, although the amount was trifling. Easy to understand people getting gold fever. Upstream of where I currently live, on the San Joaquin River in central California, they built a big dam in the 1940's and gathered the gold, which paid the cost of mining all the gravel.
In the Arkansas river valley there are large deposits of sand. Around the turn of the last century, 1890s+, in the Witchita area, several companies were formed to dredge for gold. While they revovered moderate amounts, they were never profitable.
In the video you asked what else could you find gold in. I know! We had a pool installed in Northern California and the “Gunite” they used was from the Sierra foothills. When they poured the gunite, there were visible gold flakes everywhere. Pretty cool.
Why does sand cost more in Canada, I did the conversion from $12.20 CAD to USD and that’s $8.77 USD, the same bag is $7.31 at Home Depot and $4.98 at Lowes.
Everything costs more in Canada. It drives me crazy when I do the conversions from US prices and find a 25-50% extra markup on far to many of the things I buy.
You are nuts kid!love your brain!and how it misfires to make fun videos! Been cool watching you and your channel grow!remember years ago,with a handful of subscribers! Congratulations Pauly!
the buckets was all you needed to buy. go to playgrounds. start one side load as many buckets as you can carry in vehicle. process it. return the processed sand to playground. refill buckets. rinse. repeat.
Wow! I was surprised to see Andy. I don't believe he's put a video out for almost a year. I hope he is doing well but I do know life gets in our way sometimes. Good luck to you all.
You guys are hilarious. I’m a worker and when I saw you walking each bag down I’m thinking ok before we do this let’s figure out a system to make it easier and your boy came through great idea . Great video funny and interesting
Most sand and gravel companies have gold extraction equipment that catches gold from sand or gravel as it is processed. Such gold pays for their overhead and in some cases provides a profit margin.
You should try it with the Mobile mix masonry bulk sand they are .33 cu yards and cost about $40 so only $120 for a cu yard. That sand is less refined and probably has a better chance of finding something a little bigger in it.
With all the flooding going around the country. It might pay more to pan in a few of those areas. I know of several undisclosed, secret locations that people have been paying living expenses for generations with the gold they find on the QT.
There is a gravel pit near me and I have always wondered if they sluice when when they are classifying the aggregate. Especially since it is on a river that is known for gold.
$13.66 per bag of sand. That is crazy expensive. Did you buy the luxury brand with extra gold in it? I usually get the quickcrete 50 lbs bags of all purpose sand and they are $3.97 each, gold included, I think
If I had canines like you Pauly I would tell everyone my grandfather was a vampire lol! At the very least I would audition for vampire movie roles knowing I had a real advantage! 😂 Great videos, keep up the good work
Awesome video guys!! The only thing I think you could improve on is safety maybe use a respirator in the future to try to limit exposure to silica dust silicosis is no joke, but that’s just my opinion
I got tons of sand in the Rocky Mountains and there’s been gold found nearby, but who has the time to spend sifting sand, for twenty bucks a day, maybe.
I'm soooo curious how much you could extract from the tails, with the same equipment. Diminishing returns, but how much do you really find if there is say 1 gram in total?
How did the sand on the pallet go from totally plastic wrapped when loaded, then NO plastic wrap on it when u arrived at "Andy's " ? What happened in the meantime??
you could have picked a bag of sand up and dumped it in the hopper. Rather than open a bag, pick it up dump it into a bucket, put the bag down, pick up the bucket and dump it/repeat.
Buy sand for a bulk supplier near a more likely source of gold. You shouldn't have to pay $50 for a cy and not have all the bags and you might get a better yield. Maybe enough profit to buy lunch. Might even be able to work out a deal to return the leftovers.
You can plate gold out of seawater, and at the price of gold lately you could turn a nice profit after chemicals and electricity. Not sure how long to recoup investment, but it wouldn't be too long. Fifteen years ago or so, it wouldn't have been profitable, but right now it would be a decent income at a modest scale.
Home Depot is only the seller. As a former Quickrete employee I can tell you this Sand is dried and packaged at a Quickrete plant. “PlaySand” is just Masonry sand it’s clean & really fine and has already been washed several times, I find it hard to believe that you found gold in sand that’s already been washed and dried to 140 degrees in a trammel style dryer….
I’m glad you guys thought of something, anything to get the bags down the driveway other then one by one cause I was about to stop to watching if you didn’t lol
Try getting a yard of sand from a local landscape supply and run it. It will be local sand so you can compare how much gold you get from that. It will also be much cheaper haha.
you can get a yard of sand delivered by a local concrete/bark/landscaping company for about $250... would hsve saved your costs considerably, and possibly would have had the same amount, or more gold. Plus you're supporting a local company and not a big box. $0.02
What should I do with all the left over sand? Return it? 😂
eat it
Yes. Say it was too sandy
🤔 Hmmmm Pauly. Let's see now, you could open a kids playground behind Andy's house? Or, put it in all those buckets and use it for backfill during the reclamation phase at one of Andy's claims? Or, put it in Ziploc bags and sell it with lemonade on the corner...? 🤣 The possibilities are endless!
Mega castle
Take a bucket at a time when you go to the creek and put back into the earth.
Is gold really worth it to buy ? In terms of the short term considering taxes and overall cost of upfront purchase then trying to resell when I actually need the liquidity, is physical or gold stocks more worth the cost ? Because it seems to be when people speak of gold their not being specific to the short term or Long term approach to justifying the purchase. Let me know your thoughts , thanks anyone
Only worth it for your long long term investment, short term a guaranteed loss. It's all manipulated and so is Mike bias on gold because that's his business. Always keep that in perspective.
For sure I thought so, it seems to be a good hedge against inflation in the long term, thanks for your feedback.
Gold is often seen as a safe-haven asset that can protect against inflation and economic uncertainty. But like any investment, it carries risks. To determine if gold is the right investment option for you, an investment advisor can help you weigh the potential benefits and risks of investing in gold. They can also help you create a well-diversified portfolio that includes gold as part of a broader investment strategy. An investment advisor can help you decide how much of your portfolio should be allocated to gold and select other investments that can complement your gold holdings.
Glad to stumble on this commentary, I've been getting suggestions to use one, but where and how to find one has been challenging, Can i reach out to the one you use?
Her name is Annette Marie Holt can't divulge much. Most likely, the internet should have her basic info, you can research if you like.
$25 worth of gold for $1,000 worth of materials AND a full day of labor. “Not bad” he says 😂 ☠️
YER BUT THINK HOW MUCH THEY MAKE SELLING THEM BAGS OF PAYDIRT THAT HAS ALREADY GONE THROUGH THEIR SLUICE...😂😂😂😂
Welcome to gold prospecting my guy.
Don't forget nearly a million views on youtube can be $2000 to $30,000.
Well, at least they covered the cost of a few of the buckets 🤷♂️
Water bill
I used to love to prospect for gold. That is until I started finding enough gold that I could quit my day job to prospect full time. It's not as much fun doing it full time as it was when I was only doing it on the weekends.
hire me hire me 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
What State are you in? Id love to quit my job and prospect instead
Yup. As soon as you turn a hobby into any type of real "work" it seems to suck the fun right out of it. I have no idea why. I guess it's the lack of freedom to do it how/when you want.
I used to breed tropical fish, then I bought a tropical fish shop. 3 years later I closed it and I have never had a fish since. "Make your hobby your job and you will never work a day in your life" RUBBISH - you just lose your hobby.
I now make mens bespoke handmade historical suits as a hobby - I REFUSE to commercialise it. I make for family and friends and people who are super passionate and happy to wait my time scales. But I dont take commissions.
@@VoidHalo Because all of a sudden results matter more than the enjoyment.
Dude is a Daywalker Vampire, check out those fangs! No wonder he found gold.
Are those fake?
Well we know he's not looking for silver
At first I thought he was playing a prank when I saw those fangs! 😬
Dammit got there before me.
Love them fangs! I wanna see them capped with the gold you find
We live in Northern lower Michigan where glaciers deposited a lot of gold along with sand. In many areas I find a flake of gold per shovel full of sand (sometimes a lot more). One day I am planning to sluice a whole mess of it from my yard. Cheaper than buying sand. lol
Nice, I live near Detroit, hoping to get up north to prospect this summer
@@jerryjayson67 Study the glaciers, bring a pan and sluice box and shovel some sand. Gold is everywhere up here.
@@TheDoItYourselfWorld Thanks I was Thinking of camping at the Porcupine Mountains soon so we''ll see.
I took a trailer from u haul and filled up the roadside dirt from the pechanga area, when they built the wider onramp, to large scoops in the 6x12 open trailer off to home we go. in the end , i sluiced out all the gold and gold detected the some rocks and in the end, ended up with 8.72 oz of gold out of 4000# of dirt that the contractor was throwing away? the rock got crushed and got extra 1.21 oz out of the crushed rocks, to hell with 64 bags of sand, the area is rich of gold , but since i was removing the dirt with the contractor i didnt get in trouble because this was pechanga casino property,
Very doubtful!!!!!! professional prospectors won't get 8.72 ounces from 4000 lbs of dirt OR..... did you mean to 4000 tons???? More fairy tale than a true story! 😆
0:02 that left handed chunk of gold tossing the middle finger is amazing.
𝓘 𝓼𝓪𝔀 𝓲𝓽 𝓶𝓪𝓷
You should try getting the sand from a bulk source. Would be cheaper to purchase something not packaged.
SO much cheaper. I just bought a yard of sand, it was $60.
Exactly. , im done with the crap made up drama. Music mix etc..
@@gregd637 Oh come on, its entertainment.
Keep in mind that high grade ore only yields between 8 - 10 grams per ton.
This was 1.5 tons of sand
You could offer to clean everyone’s sand from playgrounds to get more gold panning possibilities… and maybe someone needs sand for a beach on a pond they have, or a rec park for their sports area.
15:29 that one piece of gold look like its flipping the bird.
I thought the EXACT same thing!!!!! Two great minds think alike!!!! ✌️
I really enjoyed that video PP. That was super cool and entertaining. And ya know, it may cost a lot to do that but it's quite amazing there was that much gold! Hell that was cool ... Win, dude 🎯
Vampire guy is really optimistic.
I thought the same thing the 1st time I saw him.🧛
Now man. The sun's out.
You misspelled pathetic
Paula, can you do a video with a yard of sand dumped from a local Canadian sand pit? That would be awesome to know what you find from an area that has gold.
Didn’t mean to call you Paula. 😬
"I'd say these are almost more cool to look at than gold" we'll make a totally addicted rockhound out of you one day.
Pioneer Pauly, the peppiest prospector under a tuque!
"We should return the sand back to home depot."
Costco would
With today's return policies, you probably could
Coming to a local Park near you...😂 Pauly borrows Andy's trommel without permission 😮 taps into a local fire hydrant for water 😮 and cleans up at the local kiddie play area 😂
Price per 50lb Bag: $5.98 X QTY: 64 = $ 382.72 TOTAL.
Hope you get that much gold or more.
Its GREAT to see Andythraxx!! Been a bit worried.
What a hugely fun video!!
Trade your sand for the 'old icky sand' at a playground and test your theory...
And for crying out loud, MASK UP with all that silica dust at head height, you goof!! We want you around for a long time to come!!
Andy; hope your claim is working well and yes, miss your videos!
@@RICDirector I miss Andy's videos too!
Are you a vampire?
Yes
@@jamslam406 I knew it.
@@Thelegend-z7d 😁
Just adds a kink in the chain…😂
The hoodie gave him away. “I don’t want to burn today” 🤔 😂
I have been watching awhile and got to say the energy you bring to the videos is awesome, keep up the good work.
I appreciate that!
Home Depot will now be doing this before it hits the consumer
Looking pretty beefy there, Pauly! You’re definitely hitting the weights hard in 2024.
I love the smell of inside Home Depot, especially the lumber area.
The whole gold prospecting experience for me is the excitement of discovery of the hidden gold, minerals and gemstones. Prospecting is a fun hobby that stops being fun when you expect to profit. It's the journey, not the destination that drives my curiosity.
Is nobody going to talk about his giant canine teeth? I kinda feel like he's a werewolf...
Saw a guy on an outdoor channel do the same thing about 20 years ago. I have found small amounts of gold in some mountain creeks in East Tennessee but nothing near anything worth the time and effort it takes to sort through all the rock and sand. Still fun to do when you have the spare time!
I did this through a Gold Cube with a trommel attachment. It eats a 50 pound bag of Home Depot play sand almost as fast as I can pour it in the trommel's hopper, even with just an 1100 gph pump. Run a few dream mats and you're done. Much easier to just dump from the bag into the hopper. I did this with 3x50 pound bags, but here in Florida, we don't have yummy gold in our play sand. I think out of those three bags I had maybe 3 pieces of gnat poop. Fun, though. I got maybe 2 ounces of concentrates out of the Dream Mats I ran, and that was pretty easy to pan out.
How often do you sell (or whatever the word is) the gold flakes/tiny pieces that you find? Is that a simple process kind of thing?
The sand videos always make me wonder what happens afterwards :D
The real gold is revenue from youtube
Gold was used to make old red glass, which seems to me that garnet comes from a process from gold since the colors are similar
Been missing Andy Thrax where you been hiding Andy
About fifty years ago I was in the vicinity of Fairbanks after a particularly snowy winter. Seeing the gold in the sand alongside every stream or river was exciting, although the amount was trifling. Easy to understand people getting gold fever. Upstream of where I currently live, on the San Joaquin River in central California, they built a big dam in the 1940's and gathered the gold, which paid the cost of mining all the gravel.
Lets goooooo
Both of you got enough buckets for a lifetime now lol
3:30 i dont either Pauly but i love it 😂😂
Only trouble is they start biodegrading and go brittle
@@timandrews1613 oh, didn't know they were biodegradable. Thanks for the info!
They arent....but in the sun they do go brittle and break. Keep em in shade and it takes a lot longer
@@RICDirector ahh gotcha
In the Arkansas river valley there are large deposits of sand. Around the turn of the last century, 1890s+, in the Witchita area, several companies were formed to dredge for gold. While they revovered moderate amounts, they were never profitable.
In the video you asked what else could you find gold in. I know!
We had a pool installed in Northern California and the “Gunite” they used was from the Sierra foothills. When they poured the gunite, there were visible gold flakes everywhere. Pretty cool.
Why does sand cost more in Canada, I did the conversion from $12.20 CAD to USD and that’s $8.77 USD, the same bag is $7.31 at Home Depot and $4.98 at Lowes.
Everything costs more in Canada. It drives me crazy when I do the conversions from US prices and find a 25-50% extra markup on far to many of the things I buy.
You are nuts kid!love your brain!and how it misfires to make fun videos! Been cool watching you and your channel grow!remember years ago,with a handful of subscribers! Congratulations Pauly!
4:35 Look at the third nugget from the left. Gottem! 👌🏻
😂
The real gold is the view count.
Home Depot and Lowe’s have bulk sand. The Georgia sand has gold. Great video,it’s great to see Andy. Thanks for sharing your video with us,stay safe
I can’t believe how much sand cost in bags. At the local landscape supply yard I think we get sand for about $20 a yard inbulk as in not bagged.
Haha, awesome job guys! Actually a surprising amount in there!
the buckets was all you needed to buy. go to playgrounds. start one side load as many buckets as you can carry in vehicle. process it. return the processed sand to playground. refill buckets. rinse. repeat.
Glad to see Andy is alive and well!
All I keep thinking as I watch this is my father's gravity table he used to run to separate metals in foundry sands.
Wow! I was surprised to see Andy. I don't believe he's put a video out for almost a year. I hope he is doing well but I do know life gets in our way sometimes. Good luck to you all.
wow the price of that sand is crazy high, in the UK at the moment a 1 yard bulk bag (850kg) of sand costs around £60 or the equivalent of $75
Andy!!!! We miss you!
You guys are hilarious. I’m a worker and when I saw you walking each bag down I’m thinking ok before we do this let’s figure out a system to make it easier and your boy came through great idea . Great video funny and interesting
Most sand and gravel companies have gold extraction equipment that catches gold from sand or gravel as it is processed. Such gold pays for their overhead and in some cases provides a profit margin.
this guy's canine are impressive!
Wow, imagine how much gold you might have found if you used sand from Lowes. 😊
You should try it with the Mobile mix masonry bulk sand they are .33 cu yards and cost about $40 so only $120 for a cu yard. That sand is less refined and probably has a better chance of finding something a little bigger in it.
As a Home Depot employee I had to watch, that is awesome!!
Made more money making a video on how to find gold than actually trying to find gold.
Shoulda used buckets to catch the trailings coming out of the sluice?
With all the flooding going around the country. It might pay more to pan in a few of those areas. I know of several undisclosed, secret locations that people have been paying living expenses for generations with the gold they find on the QT.
There is a gravel pit near me and I have always wondered if they sluice when when they are classifying the aggregate. Especially since it is on a river that is known for gold.
$13.66 per bag of sand. That is crazy expensive. Did you buy the luxury brand with extra gold in it? I usually get the quickcrete 50 lbs bags of all purpose sand and they are $3.97 each, gold included, I think
First time watching PioneerPauly, vampire.
64 bags, and whaddya get... Another day older and deeper in debt!! 🎶🎶🎶🎶
If I had canines like you Pauly I would tell everyone my grandfather was a vampire lol! At the very least I would audition for vampire movie roles knowing I had a real advantage! 😂 Great videos, keep up the good work
I am impressed with that Garnet is so pretty
Awesome video guys!! The only thing I think you could improve on is safety maybe use a respirator in the future to try to limit exposure to silica dust silicosis is no joke, but that’s just my opinion
Those buckets make great storage! Did you get the lids?
This was fun to watch. Great video production!
Black sand is actually iron ore great for smelting and making blades with !
Omg At exactly 11:31 Was that diamonds??😮
I got tons of sand in the Rocky Mountains and there’s been gold found nearby, but who has the time to spend sifting sand, for twenty bucks a day, maybe.
try the pile drivers spoil pile , down by the river during the new bridge construction
I'm soooo curious how much you could extract from the tails, with the same equipment. Diminishing returns, but how much do you really find if there is say 1 gram in total?
...No, No, No, my friend has one of those... it's called "The Dr Seuss Gold Making Machine"....... you silly boys!!!!
How did the sand on the pallet go from totally plastic wrapped when loaded, then NO plastic wrap on it when u arrived at "Andy's " ? What happened in the meantime??
biggest payday is when he returns all those buckets
Very interesting. I would have never guessed. Great video!
PT Barnum once said, "There's a sucker born every minute"
you could have picked a bag of sand up and dumped it in the hopper. Rather than open a bag, pick it up dump it into a bucket, put the bag down, pick up the bucket and dump it/repeat.
Buy sand for a bulk supplier near a more likely source of gold. You shouldn't have to pay $50 for a cy and not have all the bags and you might get a better yield. Maybe enough profit to buy lunch.
Might even be able to work out a deal to return the leftovers.
The sand or Tailings, are still good. Maybe put them back in the bags and take it back to HD? It just sand.
I’ve got many layers of sand on top a limestone sea bed. I should see what level gold is at. About 15 feet high
You can plate gold out of seawater, and at the price of gold lately you could turn a nice profit after chemicals and electricity. Not sure how long to recoup investment, but it wouldn't be too long. Fifteen years ago or so, it wouldn't have been profitable, but right now it would be a decent income at a modest scale.
Never trust a vampire. 😉👍 😂
Miss Andy’s videos. Is it warm enough for him to work his spot again yet?
Home Depot is only the seller.
As a former Quickrete employee I can tell you this Sand is dried and packaged at a Quickrete plant.
“PlaySand” is just Masonry sand it’s clean & really fine and has already been washed several times, I find it hard to believe that you found gold in sand that’s already been washed and dried to 140 degrees in a trammel style dryer….
I’m glad you guys thought of something, anything to get the bags down the driveway other then one by one cause I was about to stop to watching if you didn’t lol
Try getting a yard of sand from a local landscape supply and run it. It will be local sand so you can compare how much gold you get from that. It will also be much cheaper haha.
Wheel barrows are a wonderful invention.I’m sure you could have bought one from home depot.
So if you didn't clean out half way and ran the hole yard would you loose gold to do all at the same time?
You guys are working the shit out of that machine LOL
Depends how wide and tall you make the yard.
Ur the best youtuber ever❤❤❤
If anything, that was pretty entertaining!
The cats will use the sand 😅
you can get a yard of sand delivered by a local concrete/bark/landscaping company for about $250... would hsve saved your costs considerably, and possibly would have had the same amount, or more gold. Plus you're supporting a local company and not a big box. $0.02
These shows are interesting but I think this sand comes from many different sources regionally because it is heavy, expensive to ship.
What kind of sand did you use, was it washed river sand or manufactured sand?
Bro if you want gold you should really come to Western Australia. You would be amazed