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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2022
  • www.goldhog.com/boar-box-gold...
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    Gold Hog just released it's new gold recovery machine, the Boar Box. I got to help with its testing, got to recommend some changes and got to run the final product for the first time. I am very happy with it, it did a great job, and is well worth getting.
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    o Boar Box: $465.00 (includes the pump, headers and diverter)
    I had to move spots half way through the video because I realized I was too close to the river. Here in BC you need to be 10m away from the Fraser to run a high banker and my first spot was only about 7m away. So I moved. I say this here because I know I will get complaints in the comments from the rule mongers and internet police. trolls
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Комментарии • 7 тыс.

  • @Danhurd
    @Danhurd  Год назад +436

    Don't fall for the scammers, replying to comments. If it says Telegram, Whatsapp or Text Me, it is not me. We delete Hundreds of comments and block multiple people every day.

    • @zachcarney3910
      @zachcarney3910 Год назад +10

      I got one! Thanks for the psa.

    • @ajmajor2011
      @ajmajor2011 Год назад +4

      Wow, im sorry that happens, I was so excited I thought I had won too!

    • @adamhubert1110
      @adamhubert1110 Год назад +1

      Thanks bro

    • @leokitchner9345
      @leokitchner9345 Год назад +2

      I got one as well. I'm sure Dan will announce the winner himself in a video. Thanks Dan, take care.

    • @davidsoden1649
      @davidsoden1649 Год назад +1

      I just got one also , thanks for the heads up about the scammers, they are everywhere

  • @paidpariah
    @paidpariah Год назад +68

    Getting close to 1M subscribers! Way to go, Dan! I've enjoyed your videos for close to 3 years now, and they just keep getting better! I'm glad Gold Hog is having you test their equipment. Your honesty and integrity speak volumes, and I trust your opinion. Keep up the great work!

  • @RyanDCH
    @RyanDCH Год назад +60

    You really ran that Gold Hog for all it was worth! Thank you Dan! Hope you had fun at the Elton John concert!

  • @SithMami
    @SithMami 13 дней назад +1

    I like how modestly he asks for subscriptions. What a nice man-so personable. You can just tell.

  • @Tyradius
    @Tyradius Год назад +7

    Use a smaller bucket just for the pump inside the larger container nested down just below the water line to act as filter for sediment. Opposite of how you used the big bucket to capture sediment and repump the runoff, saves space and achieve the same result of not clogging the pump. This Boar box looks promising, I've been getting into backpacking again and prospecting intrigues me. A lithium Ion 12v battery would be a lightweight option to carry around, could run that pump for several hours. Good stuff! 👍🏻

  • @davidthomas3493
    @davidthomas3493 Год назад +7

    My father-in-law and I appreciate all the hard work you put into your videos. When we can’t be adventuring outdoors ourselves, we live vicariously through you! It was great to see the Gold Hog Boar Box in action!

  • @pathoodjoy
    @pathoodjoy Год назад +8

    Very nice to see the ongoing development of the Gold Hog and the first "consumer run." You really are a born educator. I love the enthusiasm and accessibility you bring to your teaching. And your videos are fun to watch, with beautiful BC scenery as a bonus! Take care.

    • @pathoodjoy
      @pathoodjoy Год назад

      Sorry This looks like spam.

  • @leelockwood8347
    @leelockwood8347 Год назад +6

    Awesome video Dan. It is always exciting watching your videos. Tons of energy and passion, mixed with teaching, insight and fun. That Boar Box by Gold Hog is an amazing product and I am so glad they listened to your input and improvements. It is always great when a company listens to its customers who ultimately have to use the product and enjoy it. Great work! keep it up. thanks.

  • @manmeals441
    @manmeals441 Год назад +6

    I can't believe that you mentioned that your Gold Hog didn't produce that much gold! I was jumping out of my seat seeing all that gold!! Keep it up Dan Hurd:)

  • @manjisaipoe517
    @manjisaipoe517 Год назад +6

    Hey Dan, I enjoyed this Gold Hog video almost as much as your testing of the original design they sent you. I find it very refreshing that a company still listens to its customers/product testers feed back, and makes recommended changes based on that. Thanks for the video.

  • @MetalsmithChamp
    @MetalsmithChamp 5 месяцев назад

    Hello Dan, I been watching your videos for years now. All of your videos are very entertaining and educational. That new "GOLD HOG" Boar Box looks like a great machine and watching you run it makes me want to buy one. Thank you for all the information you have given out in the past. I learn from all of your videos. Happy Prospecting Dan and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours!!!!!

  • @harveyhueth3636
    @harveyhueth3636 2 месяца назад +1

    The review of the GOLD HOG Boar Box was absolutely great,
    I enjoyed every minute of it!
    Looking forward to the next video.

  • @ethelb6023
    @ethelb6023 Год назад +8

    Thank you, Dan. Well, I personally will never use a Gold Hog, but I live across from the Susquehanna River in Ulster, PA. I'm 76 and not walking very well. I could never walk on those rocks or do any of what you did. I love to watch people do things like this. I did a tiny bit of panning for gold in New Zealand. I was a physics and math major in college, and I love the outdoors. Thank you.

    • @TurtleWaxed
      @TurtleWaxed Год назад +2

      Sounds like it's time to teach the kids and grandkids the fun of panning. :)

    • @trevorslater2746
      @trevorslater2746 Год назад

      Hi I'm in the North island New Zealand, west coast south island rivers are the most popular place for gold ,maybe you planned there ??

  • @dustysharp
    @dustysharp Год назад +14

    The Gold Hog looks like a nice compact sluice for backpacking into remote locations. Good work Dan!

  • @Bradleyscience
    @Bradleyscience Год назад +5

    As usual Dan, we appreciate your thoughtful and meticulous efforts and showing us the new Gold Hog. It would appear that Gold Hog has indeed produced a product that many of use can use and have fun as well.

  • @debbiedurand8606
    @debbiedurand8606 Год назад +15

    Dan, we're small time prospectors and really enjoy watching your channel. We are always finding helpful ideas to use in our prospecting. The new Gold Hog is pretty interesting. We have a gold cube and it works good, but a Gold Hog is our future goal. Thanks for the fun videos.

  • @albertcoker707LOL
    @albertcoker707LOL Год назад +7

    The Gold Hog looks amazing and fairly simple to operate, and the list price seems very reasonable. Thanks Dan.

  • @ivankoso9398
    @ivankoso9398 Год назад +7

    That GOLD HOG worked great! A thought, as for the water recycling issue, cut a hole in the primary capture container mid hight, have the water drain into a secondary container and pump from that container 😊 Love the videos Dan, they’re fun and informational.

  • @cloudkelsey
    @cloudkelsey Год назад +2

    An idea on a water bin would be to find a long plastic bin that you could actually put the Gold Hog in for transport that way you have a lot of room for water and the pump can be at the far side and you won't have to worry as much about the trailings clogging it. Could also put the water bin at an angle and have the pump at the top and occasionally scrape trailings to the bottom with the shovel.

  • @mikekeller6093
    @mikekeller6093 Год назад

    Dan that's a nice piece of equipment ya have there. My Son Justin (who is a disabled Army Veteran) and I are in the first stages of learning about panning for Gold and we are both now hooked and a Gold Hog might just be what the Dr. ordered. Lol. And I'm glad to say that we are enjoying our time panning for Gold together and look forward to seeing more of your video's. Thanks for all that you do to help educate us on Prospecting.

  • @donkEEpunch85
    @donkEEpunch85 Год назад +6

    Hi Dan! This was a really well done video on the new Gold Hog Boar Box! I'm actually considering one of these for purchase and I've never been big into Gold Hog products. Now though... I'm very tempted!

  • @SteveMckerral
    @SteveMckerral Год назад +4

    Hello Dan, your impartial review of the Gold Hog rig was great and I really enjoy your videos. The fact that you're an educator really shines through and your students are very lucky. Your pal Steve.

  • @georgemills8701
    @georgemills8701 Год назад +1

    That new Gold Hog looks like it works great! Especially helpful for us old retired pensioners! We have to make xtra money, to survive! Great video Dan, keep em coming!

  • @staticlovetattoo
    @staticlovetattoo Год назад +1

    Diggin that Gold Hog! Simple set up that gave better results than I had expected! Gotta put that beast on my wishlist! Thanks for sharing Dan!

  • @beckyelliott2871
    @beckyelliott2871 Год назад +3

    When removing and replacing the GOLD HOG mats, there was a generous amount of black sand on the trays that needed to be washed into your pan. Never know how much gold May have been in there. A sniffer bottle to “hose” the trays of into your gold pan would be a “plus” at clean up!

  • @resresres1
    @resresres1 Год назад +6

    I really like that the GOLD HOG is in a small form factor and works really well. High bankers tend to be larger and take up more space.

  • @roxannemorrison608
    @roxannemorrison608 2 месяца назад +1

    GoldHog demo was awesome, thanks Dan for the vid on the Goldhog!

  • @Jospec5Star
    @Jospec5Star Год назад +2

    I have watched your videos for a while and just watched one on the magnetic separator. Seems like the Gold Hog in conjunction with a magnetic separator would be the way to go for efficiency. I will have to check out your other videos on high-bankers as well but the Gold Hog does seem to fit my needs and seems pretty compact as well. Thanks for the great content!

  • @markhensley
    @markhensley Год назад +7

    Hello from Alaska! The Gold Hog looked like it was easier to use this time. The fact you were able to get almost a gram in an hour while one-handed is nice! Great job Dan!

  • @landonashby2029
    @landonashby2029 Год назад +5

    Nice to see what a hobbyist could do with a Gold Hog and a bit of free time on the way to take the family to an event. Thanks Dan, Love your videos!

  • @burklander3338
    @burklander3338 Месяц назад

    I have a couple of Gold Hog products, but this one is new to me. Thanks for the demo. I'm gonna have to check out their products.

  • @williamhunter7069
    @williamhunter7069 Год назад +2

    WOW Dan! I never knew this hobby existed. Your GOLD HOG seems to really simplify catching the gold. I can see how this would make for some great vacations. Thanks for the video, Bill.

    • @georgedonatelli4962
      @georgedonatelli4962 3 месяца назад +1

      After watching you I would improve your gold hog by running an overflow to another pail for your pump also do away with the wing nuts and put slots on the front panel reverse the bolts with large enough hole at the bottom to enable you to just press the front on and let it drop into place good luck 😊

  • @RufotrisRootedRockhound
    @RufotrisRootedRockhound Год назад +8

    A Gold Hog is an awesome tool for sure! Now a hold hog as mentioned in the live sounds like a game of catching the greased up pig😅 which is as hard as getting lucky and finding that good shiny without tools like this 😁

  • @Trallth
    @Trallth Год назад +4

    I love all of your videos Dan! Thanks for helping people understand gold prospecting/panning! The Gold Hog seems to be a real time saver!

  • @keeganyost8123
    @keeganyost8123 Год назад +1

    This has re inspired me to find gold were I live. All of the geologic maps in my earya suggest otherwise. But when I was young before I had social media I had found trace amounts I could only see under my dusty microscope. But now that I have social media I think it would be worth trying again. Especially sense I can take microscopic pictures now! Thanks Dan for igniting a spark and a passion I forgot about.

  • @rogerchouinard73
    @rogerchouinard73 2 месяца назад

    New to the Gold Hog community.Was always interested in panning.I imagine there is an instructor or tour but watching your video Dan is a great start!

  • @jennifereubank3168
    @jennifereubank3168 Год назад +7

    Excellent video and product review Dan! Your videos are always so educational, one can tell you have a teaching background! Love the Gold Hog Boar box and would wear it out if I won one for myself! Keep up the great work Dan and as always, from one Rockhound to another...Rock on my friend!

  • @goldbugnwgpa774
    @goldbugnwgpa774 Год назад +5

    Looks very interesting. The unit seems to stand up to the Gold Hog standards. I purchased the Gold Hog Multi Sluice, and it works very well. I usually check the tailings with maybe a microscopic piece or two, but it is another great piece of equipment.

  • @stevenshillinger775
    @stevenshillinger775 Год назад

    I'm just beginning to learn about prospecting and panning for gold and will definitely be checking out the Gold Hog machine. Your videos have intrigued me in such a wonderful way. Thank you for making these videos.

  • @Bearsum505
    @Bearsum505 Год назад +5

    Man it was really awesome to see the great people at GOLD HOG take your comments on being able to fit a bucket underneath and make the adjustments to the base in the final product 👍

  • @bodie7020
    @bodie7020 Год назад +4

    Great Gold Hog review Dan. impressive that no specks were lost in your tailings test. It was very nice of Gold Hog to sponsor the giveaway as well. As always, I love your video, and look forward to the next adventure. Heavy Pans! (Unless you are testing losses) :)

  • @j.b.8767
    @j.b.8767 Год назад

    Great video on the Gold Hog! I am very new to this, though I've had a love of geology my entire life, so I'm hungry for knowledge about it, and the how to's, and what to look for (when assessing the lay of the land), and what gear works, and what doesn't, etc.... Thanks for sharing your test run, brother! It seems like a pretty good product, for sure! And, lastly, under the heading of: "it takes one, to know one": those "dots" on your glasses?, that wasn't mud, bro, that was just you experiencing another "flashback" from the 70s, and while it's not exactly acid re-flux, it might be, acid redux! Ha-ha! Under that wide brimmed hat you can smile knowingly, without revealing too much.... God bless you and yours, brother! Hope the concert was an awesome one! Truly...

  • @prestonduggar
    @prestonduggar Год назад

    The Gold Hog demonstration looks like the ultimate tool for the everyday prospector, I enjoyed your video and would enjoy using one myself here on the Kenai Peninsula in my search of gold bearing gravels. Thanks, happy trails.

  • @shaneranta7251
    @shaneranta7251 Год назад +3

    Doc and the team at Gold Hog are always developing something new to help push the boundaries on recovery and production.

  • @blacklabelonthebedrocks
    @blacklabelonthebedrocks Год назад +4

    Hi Dan,
    Congrats for seeing the invisible gold! 😉
    If you replace the end cap of the spray bar with a valve, you could flush the spray bar if it's clogged. Gold Hog may do some improvements after some feedback from users.
    If your pump did take sand, you should lift up the clean water bucket. This will help to blow out the sand out off the pump and the hose.
    Best regards from Germany!

  • @1happymike101
    @1happymike101 Год назад +1

    That gold hog seems to work well for many applications. Not just river applications. I can see it working well for back wood streams.

  • @user-qd3ol7mw7z
    @user-qd3ol7mw7z 15 дней назад

    First time watching. Looks like a good system. Thanks for the heads up

  • @MrWoodfiddler
    @MrWoodfiddler Год назад +3

    A beautiful Autumn Day Dan. It's always fun to watch you review products such as the Gold Hog. It seems you can harvest gold with anything and that Boar Box Gold Hog really makes it simple! Thanks for all the reviews, videos and collaborations! Such an awesome fella and awesome channel! Chuck in NE Kansas

  • @shelbiestafford7536
    @shelbiestafford7536 Год назад +6

    Love your videos Dan. Gold Hog needs more people using their products

  • @jsbounds27
    @jsbounds27 Год назад +1

    Awesome video! Never panned for gold before but I find it very interesting. The Gold Hog Boar Box is quite unique. I’d be carrying a pocket full of extra wing nuts, though!

  • @kennethrankin2342
    @kennethrankin2342 Год назад

    Looks good. When you get done, pull the mats, put a pan under, and rinse out the runs without the mats. If it's like every dredge or sluice I've used, you'll find a little gold that slipped under them or wedged into the sides.

  • @jamesstringer2027
    @jamesstringer2027 Год назад +46

    Hi Dan great video, I do have a suggestion about the Boar Box. The wing nut bolts could be made to swivel out sideways and slots can be cut out of the front plate to make it easier to take off and put back on faster without taking off the wing nuts completely.

    • @rogerolander458
      @rogerolander458 Год назад +1

      True but at what added cost? Isn't there always a trade-off between cost and convenience? Gold Hog could have done a lot of things differently.

    • @dougmcmillan2483
      @dougmcmillan2483 Год назад

      @@rogerolander458 lots of fine stuff on the front, I can see the swivel out ones binding up with sand etc. I think it would be an inconvenience if nothing else

    • @equallawandorder5393
      @equallawandorder5393 Год назад

      @@dougmcmillan2483 loose parts always get lost. I hate loosing my nuts❗️🤣🤣

    • @mikescudder4621
      @mikescudder4621 Год назад +3

      @@dougmcmillan2483 Nuts and bolts bind up with sand too.... when apart. I think quick release latches might work well but are more expensive than screws. But screws are a simple solution and add rigidity when tightened up. The bolts could be shorter so that one spends less time undoing\tightening.

    • @mouserr
      @mouserr Год назад +1

      the whole problem could be eliminated by a single well placed lock button and tab/slot where the bolts are

  • @4460cows
    @4460cows Год назад +3

    That Gold Hog seems to really go thru the material with no problems. Big thanks to Dan Hurd and Gold Hog for the final field test runs. That Gold Hog get's it done!

  • @marlenemeinhard8956
    @marlenemeinhard8956 9 месяцев назад

    I am a Newbie of a few months to your Channel Dan and loving it. I hope your health is still doing good. I knew you mentioned having some issues after your heart surgery 2 years after. I went on to your shop and fell in love with your beautiful rocks and gems. Enjoying the videos find that 1 Oz. Nugget.. lol😊

  • @ikt436
    @ikt436 Год назад

    What an excellent video for Gold Hog Dan. Big fan of your one handed panning technique too.

  • @dralligood8164
    @dralligood8164 Год назад +3

    Dan I really would love to see a side by side comparison with the GOLD HOG and a 3 layer Gold Cube, with the trommel accessory. Of course there would be different totals between the two, obvious reasons. What really interest me is to see if either the GOLD HOG or Gold Cube lose any gold, at all.

  • @nickwilliams7169
    @nickwilliams7169 Год назад +5

    Hey Dan, been watching your videos for about a year or two, like the content, and I like your presentation. You have good energy. I had a suggestion for the next time you run the Gold Hog .. if you wanted to get material up into the hopper with less rocks etc you could run a little shop-vac (2 or 3 gallon} with a large suction tube and put a piece of hardware cloth quarter inch size or so wire over the tip of the tube, that way nothing bigger will get sucked into the vac bucket, and then dump that into the hopper once it fills up each time. I'm sure you could find one that would work on the same 12 volt battery and some that I've seen have pretty good suction you could try with different size holes of hardware cloth wire if quarter inch was too small etc, don't know if that would take some of the fun out of the shoveling part of it for you though but I heard you once complain about your back in one of your videos, and that might save it quite a bit.. speaking from personal experience hehehe. Also if you take a piece of Styrofoam and duct tape it onto your recirculating pump about 6 in up the tube it should float right underneath the surface but you may have to adjust it. Just a couple ideas, I'm totally new myself to panning etc but watching the machine run I thought it would be worth testing maybe? I hope it helps you in some way or helps somebody who sees my comment, if it does leave me a shout or something hehe thanks again for the content, cheers!

  • @michaelhayes1678
    @michaelhayes1678 Год назад

    Your area is just gorgeous there, Dan! Good luck on each venture!

  • @shannoninkcmo
    @shannoninkcmo Год назад +1

    Hey Dan, fellow Red Head here, if anyone gets how the sun hates us-I do! lol You are an inspiration to me and my boys, I hope some day we can venture out up north and get a GoldHog and give this a try. We are crazy about natural minerals and gems. On My bucket list is to get down and dirty and find some treasures. I’ve learned a lot from you. Thank you!

  • @robertijames6538
    @robertijames6538 Год назад +3

    Yes Dan. Thanks for the fantastic content you give us. Love that new Gold Hog equipment.

  • @gbiii2070
    @gbiii2070 Год назад

    First time finding your channel! Amazing, I love these niche channels that organically built with real genuinely kind people. The Gold Hog seems to work well! Awesome!

  • @bobsunkees3392
    @bobsunkees3392 Год назад +1

    I really enjoy your info and passion for prospecting and gold mining I am an older retired dude who would enjoy learning more about this and a gold box or gold hog looks like it would be much easier on my back and knees been panning alone.

  • @thelonewolffft2
    @thelonewolffft2 Год назад +3

    Actually impressed with how much material that can process, it didn't look like it was designed for that at first. I'm going to have to look at buying from the guys at Gold Hog.

    • @thomasr.grayum6135
      @thomasr.grayum6135 Год назад

      Hi what a wonderful and
      Labor saving machine the GOLD HOG MACHINE,I would love to try it out.

  • @jeremystafford9074
    @jeremystafford9074 Год назад +9

    I’ve been watching Dan’s channel for a couple of years now really love the content he puts out Everything from gold prospecting to looking for gems he’s got me and the family out gem hunting where I live and traveling to other states to prospect for gold I love see other companies working with Dan like GOLD HOG his channel should be a lot bigger just because of His humility that shines through his videos

  • @prwillms
    @prwillms Год назад

    Hey Dan. Another fun video. Thanks for the demo of the Gold Hog. It looks like another great way to find gold.

  • @Freak-OZen
    @Freak-OZen Год назад

    Great video Dan, that Boar Box is cool, you could even backpack that setup anywhere! I reallly want one now!

  • @Reglabbe
    @Reglabbe Год назад +4

    Those Gold Hog Boar boxes look interesting and would love to try one eventually ;)

    • @dennishedrick5308
      @dennishedrick5308 Год назад +2

      Let you know in a couple of weeks Reg Labbe after I put mine together... Cheers

  • @chriszenker2468
    @chriszenker2468 6 дней назад

    Great vid of the Gold hog did not look when this was released but it is a very good work out for the gold hog keep it up Chris

  • @MrCanukistanadian
    @MrCanukistanadian Год назад

    Love your videos Dan. Gold Hog makes great products. I have used a few of them here on the east coast!

  • @davidhinds4518
    @davidhinds4518 Год назад +4

    Thanks for all your hard work Dan! I like the upright design of this Gold Hog, especially love how it performed. Thank you for your videos!

  • @rockybabcock7479
    @rockybabcock7479 Год назад +13

    Do usually turn a profit from panning for gold? In this instance you basically put in a few hours of labor for 30 bucks of gold. I have no experience with mining, panning or refining gold but it's really interesting and looks fun.

    • @samael335
      @samael335 Год назад +15

      Well, in this case it's 30 bucks of gold and nearly $4k worth of views on YT. Plus getting to do what he loves in a landscape that's impossible to hate.

    • @christiank3824
      @christiank3824 Год назад

      I'm pretty sure. . . Gold is higher price than BTC. . . And it actually adds up in 72 hours, like a week and a half is a lot of money they have a video for 60,000 dollars worth in about 78 hours

    • @BouncyElves
      @BouncyElves Год назад

      I looked it up, 0.65 grams at todays price would be roughly 39.15, and he said it took about an hour to do all this. So roughly 39/40 an hour, if it’s consistent during a full 8 hour run, close to $240 a day. I’d say that’s pretty good, especially if it’s something you love doing

  • @robertcrothers8175
    @robertcrothers8175 8 месяцев назад

    Been looking at the gold hog for a good slush box. Really like watching your videos have fun & stay safe

  • @paulkainer269
    @paulkainer269 Год назад

    Just an idea for you with your pump.
    Have a 5 gal pail with a side fitting 1 inch diameter. And it joins to your bin by same pipe. Water flows from bin into 5 gal pail through 2 fittings and piping. Then that allows you to buy time. Pump would be in 5 gal pail and your bin is just a silt collector

  • @derekmackenzie5118
    @derekmackenzie5118 Год назад +3

    with a mechanics and engineering background, this Gold Hog actually intrigues me immenssly. I actually see things I'd like to try to improve it as well. good show Dan

  • @novrab
    @novrab Год назад +6

    The Gold Hog looks like a nicely portable and simple system to use out in the wilds. ❤

  • @benjaminmccarter4318
    @benjaminmccarter4318 Год назад

    Man this Gold Hog machine looks great. Maybe an attachment with some kind of trimmer could help classify that overburden off faster. But $40 of gold for an hour is pretty good! Better than most 9-5s and you get to be in that beautiful country! Love it!

  • @gramos6615
    @gramos6615 3 месяца назад

    Gold hog looks really good. I like the way it seems you can take it even to dry places where there's no water and carry your water with your vehicle and probably do a really better job. Add it

  • @jayjenkins6021
    @jayjenkins6021 Год назад

    Love the Gold Hog. I wish I had a box like that in my panning days. I have a creek in Charlotte on the property and have seen color in it. It makes me want to hit back out there!

  • @PoleShiftAwareness
    @PoleShiftAwareness Год назад +3

    Hi Dan!
    You are a "Man with a Heart of Gold" and a "Golden Touch". So excited to check out the 'Gold Hog' masterpiece that you helped create. Great voice, perfect look, and very generous of you to provide this information!!!
    Thank you so much for all you do!
    Deanna

  • @jamessutherlin1935
    @jamessutherlin1935 Год назад +1

    Enjoy your videos, Dan ! This one about the Gold Hog was one of your best! As a new miner, could you explain how the gold is measured. Like how many milligram's make a gram, and how many gram's make an ounce.

  • @chrissheffield4662
    @chrissheffield4662 Год назад

    Absolutely amazing. Hats off to Doc and GOLD HOG!! Hats off to you as well Dan Hurd! I have learned much watching your videos, and your videos are quite entertaining as well. Two thumbs up!!

  • @johnskwor9341
    @johnskwor9341 Год назад

    Great video Dan, the new GOLD HOG Boar box looks like something I could use on the beach. Awesome

  • @ninjidigger8479
    @ninjidigger8479 Год назад

    Awesome machine. Gold Hog has always been awesome! I have the Gold Cube and would love to try it up against it using similar conditions. Thanks for sharing!

  • @twrea
    @twrea Год назад +2

    Congrats to hitting 1M subs. Also on your issue of water jumping, just put a bungy strap around the base, and then you can place a shopping bag around the base, the skirt would direct the water into your bucket. This would also be good in places where the AoA of the device was offset by the angle over the ground. Like in more steep setups. Looks like a nice device setup. Also, wingnuts are way more nice to have in cold weather. One could also mount small but stong magnets near the locations on the nuts to hold them during the cleanout. / Great video.. Cheers.

  • @amr8457
    @amr8457 Год назад +1

    That Gold Hog looks like a great machine! Thank you for making a great video!

  • @ronaldmueller3730
    @ronaldmueller3730 Год назад

    Hello Dan, fantastic video and vision. Very educational and exciting! The Gold Hog is sure to be a winner. I am in Oregon so plenty of opportunity here on the beautiful NW.
    Only panning experience I possess or experienced was in California as a child. I believe it was Knots Berry Farm gold panning attraction. Over 45 years ago. I was very young. Might have to give it a good effort. Thank you again for the excitement.
    And of course best wishes to you and loved ones. Safe and rewarding expeditions of course!

  • @chatton58
    @chatton58 Год назад

    I like your review of the Gold Hog Boar Box. It seems to really capture all the gold you run through it. Great product, great video.

  • @mtlmmd2480
    @mtlmmd2480 Год назад

    Good job Dan. Keep it up, thanks for sharing your adventures with us

  • @tanyatownsend6492
    @tanyatownsend6492 Год назад

    Gold Hog!
    Looks like you had a great day! I've been enjoying your videos. I've been watching your tutorials as well. I'm in NS, I am hoping to get started in the spring with a little panning. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge!

  • @michaelmorrison3944
    @michaelmorrison3944 4 месяца назад

    Gold Hog!!!
    I want one so bad. Thank you for this demo, looks better than the gold cube

  • @jimdeswarte429
    @jimdeswarte429 Год назад

    Hi Dan! Fun and informative vids. I am getting tired of just using a pan and bucket with a lot of finishing up at home. The Gold Hog brand behind the Boar Box looks to be a great next step. Did GH increase the size or move the finger slots, and did they move the screw holes so the screw heads no longer interfered with the wing nuts? I've worked with sheet metal. I'm thinking of a simple piece to angle the coarse gravel away from the edge of the box toward the center of the perforated grader. Wish me luck with the drawing! 🙂

  • @brianschwarz7412
    @brianschwarz7412 11 месяцев назад

    I’m just learning how to prospect but so far I’m having a great time!! That gold hog looks like it would be a great product to take out for a beginner like me. Thanks for the videos.

  • @frankmondo756
    @frankmondo756 Год назад

    Great Dan, I am really impressed by the "Gold Hog". You seem to have a great location for you and the family on the Frasier River.

  • @rosanneemly7623
    @rosanneemly7623 4 месяца назад

    'Gold Hog', I found it very interesting, I am new to all this stuff and this summer I plan to go find some Gold.. So i'm learning all I can. Great video was helpful to me!

  • @samprince925
    @samprince925 8 дней назад

    I would love to try this gold hog to compare it to my gold cube. The guys at gold hog have surpassed all of the other gold equipment so I’m sure this one will too. Thanks for all of the videos Dan, I really enjoyed them and please keep them coming.

  • @db-pn9hn
    @db-pn9hn Год назад

    The gold hog looks simple to use - thanks for the description!!

  • @michiganprospectors
    @michiganprospectors Год назад

    That is an interesting new concept. I think I prefer the flat sluice though in comparison because I can more easily see what I am getting. And this looks like its a bit more complex to clean out though.

  • @wayofthewrench
    @wayofthewrench Год назад

    Great video, makes me wanna go panning on the Fraser. I'd like to try out that Gold Hog box too! Cheers Dan!

  • @jacknewcomb
    @jacknewcomb Год назад

    Dan I have a suggestion for you. It would require two of the same electric bilge pump. Connect the outlet of the first pump into the inlet of the second pump. This will double your water pressure. If you run them side by side or in parallel you can keep the same pressure and double the volume. I've tested this theory with a dual 12v 3500gph bilge pump powered 1 1/2" dredge that had pretty good power.

  • @richardjoprevost542
    @richardjoprevost542 3 месяца назад

    Gold hog looks very simple and straightforward to use and works 👍