Sniping for Gold in Scotland

Myself and Paul sniping for Gold in Tyndrum, Scotland.
River was very high due to the rain that fallen, but we manged to get into a slack area and found some nice Gold over 2 afternoons.
The first day i didn't have my camera, so the next day i took it with me and filmed the rest of the gold we got out.
Just shy of 2 Grams. Not to bad considering the conditions.

[@ScotlandsGold]

Cheers for sharing! feeling inspired 👍🍻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⛏️

[@DIRTDIGGERDAN]

Some nice Gold there mate

[@hthtrhsaggh]

Great Thx for sharing James

[@highlandminingltd1084]

Top notch. Beautiful gold. 10/10 👍👍

[@pangold6014]

Nice video! - Never done sniping, looks fun and on this occasion, definitely worth the effort! Thank you guys.

[@dmtstuff]

About time we had another outing! 😉

[@ashleybird5869]

Hi James.
Great video! I just had a few questions.
I can imagine there was a lot of overburden before you were able to get down to the bottom of the cracks. For efficiency of gold collection do you sluice the overburden or discard of it, most likely smaller amounts of flood gold to get down to the bigger stuff at the bottom.
Secondly, do you find using a torch under water makes the gold easier to see? It's hard to tell from the video.
Cheers,
Ashley

[@timupright3776]

Looks like fun 👍🏽 (worst camera work I’ve seen on you tube btw 🤣)