@@onemanandhispanMy friend Bob Sutherland from Ferryden Montrose who passed away many years ago found 72 grams of gold in one day. His biggest nugget he also found was 22 gram in a stream in the Angus Glens. In the year of 1994 he found 293 grams. Just by panning. No sniping.
It's not very secret with the location written on the air reservoir! I don't think you'll start a gold rush. Interesting that gold trace is there, i guess from the sandstones.
Nice gold man. I live in se England, I find quartz like that all over. Sadly we have no gravel streams. I have a bucket of the quartz I'm gonna crush up do you think there could be gold in it?
Always worth ago mate. I know there's not much in the way of gold bearing rivers in the south east of England but there could be gold In the glacier tills there. Good luck 👍
Unfortunately, I can't give the location away, but there is a book called Gold occurrences Uk . You can buy it off the net, and it gives you the location of where gold has been found in the uk it might help you find a place to take your son gold panning .Good luck, mate
Watching Aussies snipe 5g a day out of rivers and wondering if it’s possible in the UK… apparently not
There is some nice gold to be found in Scotland sniping . In england you have no chance unless your extremely lucky
@@onemanandhispanMy friend Bob Sutherland from Ferryden Montrose who passed away many years ago found 72 grams of gold in one day. His biggest nugget he also found was 22 gram in a stream in the Angus Glens. In the year of 1994 he found 293 grams. Just by panning. No sniping.
@nlorand9033 Wow, I would love to know what stream that was. The most I have ever found panning in 1 day is half a gram
Great day out fam. Keep on having fun getting that au and living the dream fam. You're doing great work. Nice au. Gold Squad Out!!!
Thanks mate 👍
Yeah fam. Innit fam. Safe fam. Fam. Fam. Fam.
It's not very secret with the location written on the air reservoir! I don't think you'll start a gold rush. Interesting that gold trace is there, i guess from the sandstones.
Well done, that's another prospect that you can put a tick on the map with
Thanks daz on to the next 👍
could the mineralized quartz have any gold in it?
I wonder if any of that black sand is tin, only need a ton of it
I believe that the area is rich in iron ore, so there is not much chance of it being tin 👍
Nice gold man. I live in se England, I find quartz like that all over. Sadly we have no gravel streams. I have a bucket of the quartz I'm gonna crush up do you think there could be gold in it?
Always worth ago mate. I know there's not much in the way of gold bearing rivers in the south east of England but there could be gold In the glacier tills there. Good luck 👍
Think about buying gold paydirt from Alaska, then create an artificial stream ! Then rent the gold mining experience to your English mates ?😊
We have good gold in Scotland and Wales don't think people would be interested but nice idea mate 👍
@@onemanandhispan ok , then have a great time and ill recommend flower gold wizard on utube, the guy is fun and quirky
Good hunting 😁
Nice work. Subscribed!
Thanks for the sub!
I wish i knew where that was or is as my 9 year old son really wants to try proper panning
Unfortunately, I can't give the location away, but there is a book called Gold occurrences Uk . You can buy it off the net, and it gives you the location of where gold has been found in the uk it might help you find a place to take your son gold panning .Good luck, mate
@@onemanandhispan 😢😢😢😢 it's probably too far from me anyway
@@kanedytham4597 where about are you from
@@onemanandhispan knottingley west Yorkshire near pontefract
Google what it says on the big blue thing at 1:41?
This is the first UK gold vid Ive watched and already learnt so much. Nice one, subbed 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks mate 👍
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Great you found some nice gold specs there! It doesn't come easy in that location. :o)
Yes a very difficult location to prospect. Lots of mineralisation in the area and if you locate the right places there a few specks to be had
Well done mate, keep it up