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Yeah I think it’s Rainards as it’s hereditary and white finger is caused by hand arm vibration. Don’t prospect on Australia?

No too old lololol

@@glendamears3618 from the videos I’ve seen, there’s some big nuggets to be found there.

Thank you ☺️

It’s a beautiful part of Scotland, I was lucky with the weather too.

@@NuggetNinjaAdventures You captured the feeling. Together with the music it was magical.

@@-Troll- thank you so much 😊

Sunshine in the Scottish countryside is the best 🌞

Thank you, it was a great adventure. Everywhere you look in “Skye” is like a scene from a movie. Would highly recommend visiting. Thank you for the sub 🙏

Thanks for watching, if you ever visit Scotland, best to add Skye to your bucket list. Also if you’re planning to stay on the island book as far in advance as you can, it’s a hot spot for tourism. There’s a lot of history in Skye with many thousands clan members from the McClouds and McDonalds migrating in the 1700/1800’s due to bad crop seasons.

Not to much clay in this area, however a good mix of gravels and some mineralised quartz. I’m still new to sniping so just trying to get as much experience as I can whilst it’s summer.

Thanks Dana, I’ve recently started using black latex gloves along with proper hard wearing gloves over the top. The neoprene ones are warm but soon as you get a hole in them it gets pretty cold.

Thanks Neil, it was the best time! You can plan a trip but not the weather 😅

Yes it was, I’m glad to of experienced it with you ❤️

It was unlucky, would’ve made for another proper video too. It’s probably found another crevice to get stuck in 😅

It’s a pity, however it means there’s gold in the area. I’ll just need to be more patient and smarter with the tools I use next time.

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Thanks, the neoprene ones don’t last very long, I’ve recently switched to armoured gloves which are far stronger, but not so warm on the hands.

@@NuggetNinjaAdventures i snipe a lot in the south island NZ and work on gold dredges I use a neo 3mm with a freezer workers glove over the top with rubber bands to keep the sand out from between the two gloves Best of luck with your adventures

@@thenetisthebeast6910 NZ looks amazing and from what I’ve seen has some big nuggets there too! One day I hope to visit there for some prospecting. I’ll look into some thinner neoprene and wear my work gloves over the top to help with the cold, thanks for the tip! 🥷

Haha, that’s a whole other scraper! Pun intended 😅

Exactly, as I don’t have a garden I’ll be using them for bedrock.

Thanks Paige. They’re going to be useful for them tightly packed crevices.

I’d love to. However I didn’t film it on this occasion, next time I make one I’ll film the whole process. Cutting, grinding and welding.

Thanks Richard. I’ve never been to NZ however one day I’d like to snipe there too! Scotland has a lot of beautiful mountains, waterfalls and wild camping spots. I’m still to do a camping/sniping adventure which means I could spend more time away. Thank you for your support and watching my video.

Thanks Daz that means a lot to me. Ultimately persistence is key, it might not be this river but one day I’ll pull a nugget from a river!

Just sniped in this area, it’s the least damaging way of protecting. Carrying the sluice to this spot would be a ball ache. Although with the gold being quite small might be worth it one day.

Thanks man, it’s one thing trying to find gold, but it’s another to film trying to find gold 😅. I’ve got a lot to learn and heading back to that spot tomorrow actually as I’m sure I can find more than 1 flake. Just need to be vigilant and thorough when sniping. I’ve heard the dream mats work really well, but there’s just something about having my head under water that just makes trying to find gold more interesting.

Thanks Paige, it was an adventure to remember 🥷

Thanks Daz, not gonna lie, gold fever has hit hard. I know more often than not I’ll come home empty handed however sniping has brought me to some beautiful off path locations.

@@NuggetNinjaAdventures Just subbed ! Yes, when I started, I did not have a clue and doubted whether it was actually out there. That first spec of gold you see with your own eyes is something very special. It definitely takes you on a journey my friend. Hopefully the waters will warm up soon and it will be a more pleasurable experience.

@@MrDazP1adv3ntures i think it’s the untold story of prospecting, it took me 6 months until this video to find gold. Totally self taught through watching yourself and other UA-camrs. I could’ve even been doing the right thing just in the wrong location. I totally understand why most people keep locations to themselves as I tried about 30 before find one with gold. I’m just glad I continued to film and capture my journey.

Thanks Ewan. Great to hear from you and through my good channel too 🙌 I’m keeping well man, loving my new hobby 🥷 hope you’re keeping well too buddy!

@@NuggetNinjaAdventures All good man! love the channel concept. I look forward to watching more adventures.

Thanks Neil, I know right! Persistence and research is key. I will need to invest in hand warmers and better gloves next time.

Yeah that’s true, although even if they do, it still requires skill and patience to find it. If anyone’s keen enough to walk miles from their car to find a spec of gold well they deserve it!

@@NuggetNinjaAdventures oohhh ok lol , I live In British Columbia Canada we have lots of Go,d panning and snipping here , but most places have claims so not open , Fortunately the Government set aside public panning areas

@@squamishfish in Scotland there are no trespassing laws. However it’s a grey area for prospecting, you’d need to adhere to SEPA regulations, plus any gold found in uk technically belongs to the king. However I’m a hobbiest not a miner.

Thanks Mayur, if I told you it wouldn’t be a secret river 😅

Another great video! I’d love to join you on one of your adventures sometime if you’ll have me 😊 I’d even be up for doing some filming ✌🏽

Thanks again Jhnade, maybe one day.

Stoked for you mate it’s so cool seeing the countryside over there those pines are plantation or native and grow quite uniform like that? That for me was as exciting as any big gold haul takes me back to my early days when everything was still such an adventure you’ve got me keen to get out again 👍🏼 congrats on that first piece man well earned

@@officialtassieboysprospecting thank you Levi, I think the pine trees are cash crops. Most likely planted to be cut down in 40 years or so. It’s a great milestone for me and a day I won’t forget, it’s not about the quantity but the confirmation that the research I’m doing is leading me to area where there could be gold. I’m persistent and hopefully I can double my specs in the next video 😅

Thanks Artis 🥷

Thank you Paige, Scottish countryside is stunning.

Hahaha getting that gold fever already Mayur

It really is breath taking. You must visit when you get a chance 🥷

You’re welcome. Thank you for supporting my channel, I’ve just started so hopefully more videos to follow soon.

Thanks Jhnade, really appreciate the support! More videos in the making stay tuned 🙌

Thank you Neil 😊 many more adventures to create.

It really is stunning, like stepping into a forgotten world 🗺️

Thanks for your support Jack, my goal is to show the world how beautiful Scotland is and maybe some gold too 🤞

Thank you Levi, really appreciate your support and all you’ve taught me so far.

It’s a common spot for cyclists and locals. Thank you for watching.

It’s an experience like no other!