Working the gullies for Gold - Part 2
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Lucky me! I was in service coverage this morning due to a flat tire after hiking out of the drift mine! But I get to watch the man himself teach us all! Thanks gary for sharing your wisdom
two toes....you are an expert creek reader and you do find your targets. you work it man!!!!!!! you may not get huge mongers but you get'em every time. you say "surprise" but you're educated man!!!! you Jeff Williams. The people to learn from. Bravo man!!!
A pleasant surprise to find a Two Toes video waiting to enjoy! Thanks Gary sharing a nice day in the hills.
Nice glad you got couple grams for the effort. Thanks as always Gary for your expertise 👍😊🍀🇺🇸⚒
damn right!
thank you for letting us tag along with you Gary.
I enjoy All of your videos
you do, and am real glad your Arm is better...
Your videos are the best thanks again for a great video! Little piece of gold to Two Toes = Biggest nugget I've ever found in my life!
Another golden adventure...thanks for taking us along!
Hi Gary, I've been a detectorist for about 30 years. Just recently got into the hobby of gold panning after recovering from two heart attacks. I can honestly say that I have learned more from watching your videos than from anyone else to help me find gold here in my home state of Alabama. Different kind of gold here but your methods seems to work for here as well. Thank you for the videos. Please keep them coming.
You're a solid dude.. Love your steady and thorough method. Thanks for all that you do.
Wonderful video Gary; thanks! I especially appreciate your explanation of the sound characteristics of different kinds of targets.
Most people: You wont find anything over there
Gary: Watch me
@PioneerPauly .... When are you gonna grab some California Gold ??
@@tdiron5277 Im hoping within a couple of months 👌
@@PioneerPauly did you ever get to go to California?
Great video, Gary! You have inspired us to detect a couple of the local creeks till the tall water drops!
So good,cheers for taking the time to bring us along👍
Three pieces of detected gold in a trip is an awesome day, congrats sir. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the awesome field tutorial of the TDI pulse :D watching you find those nuggets and hearing the difference between them and that square nail was very cool!! I think you are right to say people have been back there with detectors already!! No way it was from some “clean 49 miners” hahaha
Thats a state record nugget in Wisconsin!!!!
Thanks Gary👍
lol same here in ohio
You still get some nice fine gold tho!
That nugget looks a lot like... cheese! But that wouldn't be a record in Wisconsin, it wouldn't even be a snack.
I would dig up the whole mountain if I ever found gold.
Thank you Gary for this informative video. I have learned alot watching your videos. In your 50+ years prospecting did you learn to effectively dry pan? If so, would you please make a video showing us desert viewers the best way to dry pan? Thank you and God bless.
I was taught how, but I never do it, so I'm not very good at it. Old Don could do a pan of dry material in no time and have a line of super fine gold when done!
I watch some of these younger guys on their videos that say they know how but they do it so fast and their pan angle is so steep I know their losing gold and they never classify their samples beforehand. please, what you remember has got to be more than they know.
What he forgot is more than they will probably ever know.
Another fantastic video Gary with a lot of great teaching moments, thanks for taking the time to help us. Could you show us how you set up your TDI next time out with it?
I just finished one on the TDI and one on the Goldmaster.
@@TwoToes Can't wait to see them. I don't have my GMT V Sat any more, I have the new 24k version, but I still have my TDI, thanks for getting back.
If you don’t mind Gary I think I’m going to and hop into that screen and gold hunting with ya 😂 can’t get enough of your episodes 👍
Those nuggets are so big I can see them from here! Nice outing Gary.
Awesome gold Gary, you really inspired me to get out with the detector soon!
California Mother Lode Prospectors lets go buddy 👍😊🍀🇺🇸⚒
Now is the best time of the year - soft ground and cool days.
@@MericaAdventures Soon bro, I'm gonna be itching to get out after this week!
Wow Gary that was a nice nugget and for 3 pieces of gold almost 2 and a half grams that is awesome. Excellent video!
23,000 + Subscribers ... Congrats ! Just wonder’n when You gonna start “ Two Toes Guided Adventures “ Iron is hot ! Opportunity knocking ??? Just a thought... .I don’t speak for anyone ...but if you got the time many will pay ! Thanks for the video Gary
did you hear about the blindfolded gold panning challenge ?
Once again a great way to start my day. Thanks
Nice nuggy!!! Those big rivers are way to dangerous, very good advice. I am by the Merced and boy is it ragging. One slip and your done. I'm glad you went back, I have been waiting to see this one. Keep the knowledge coming sir. I appreciate it alot. Thank you.
All your videos have "nuggets" of advice we learn from. Thanks!
Words of wisdom,as ever,true and detailed information..Between you on prospecting and Riobertson on self made gear,dont need any more to learn,seat down and listen to grey heads,thank you teacher,amazing as you used to getting from you,from Uruguay,THANKS
Do you not like using the small hand held detectors?
Thank you for sharing all your wisdom!
2.5 grams is more then most people get with a sluice box in a day. Patients and persistence paid off for you. Thanks again.
Surprise Nugget! 🎂
great video Gary thank you
Gary, I've been watching many of your videos and enjoy them all. I've been to the Arizona desert a few times detecting, live in Georgia gold country and I'm inspired to get out and detect some more now...
Thanks for the informative instruction along with your adventures too!
Thanks for your time, looks both fun and a little ruff, stay safe and keep your head down on the gold but up for predators you never know what is watching you, especially if you ware head gear!. Thanks again.
Yup if your not finding any trash, the likely hood of someone else with a MD has worked it already, b/c I don’t believe the old timers or Chinese would thoroughly clean it out. Them people were not environmentally safe back in those days, unlike today’s prospectors. At least you came home with some gold, much better than I would have thought of. 2.45 grams to me would be considered to be an excellent day. Thanks Gary👍🏻
Awesome
Glad you got back so soon
You were buggered from that ...
Home Run Jeff
Cheers Bruce
Thx for another adventure.
Great gold finds - Looking forward to more vids -
Three nice pieces from an area that was probably both worked by the old timers and previously metal detected is fine result for another nice day in the hills.
Good stuff gary, take it easy out there! Oh yeah & get some gold
I admire your stick-to-itiveness!
I’m so curious to see the size nugget that would get you super excited. Most of the other UA-cam guy’s find 1/4 of what you do and they have a smile big as can be.
Great video Gary !!!! goes to show you, " the old dog can still hunt" ! Love watching those metal detecting videos....... keep common with them.
I enjoyed this video, also appreciate you sharing your knowledge as well........Love your crevice tool by the way!
Very informative and beautiful with all the nature and flora shots, music's cool and you don't make us listen to the detector screech while you work, I appreciate that 😎. You could put most of what you say into t-shirt quotes "that was hard work so next stop I'm thinking high country" "nettle has metal" haha
That was a beautiful day nice gold, you always have good luck in new areas really cool finds.
Really enjoyed your 2.5 gram day on the creek. I'm thinking the gold there is just hiding from you. Also thought maybe the Minelab SDC 2300 would've been ideal in that situation. You could've used it in that little creek to see if the gold had retreated to the bottom there. Apparently those detectors are good to 3 metres underwater. Anywayz, great vid again Gary, looking forward to your going back there to do a little sniping :)
Persistence pays well done Gary
Little piece of gold from Colorado is fly poo haha I love your little pieces of gold make me laugh out loud. Nice color for sure. Thank you for the great videos.
I would be happy with just one of those pieces in a day , and yeah walking hills when your an old fella like you and me is harder than a day working in the building trade ,but i still love it , prospecting i mean lol .
Pure class all the way. Best of luck to you always.
Three bloody rippers old mate
Nice finds yew
Crouch Oz
Spot price today if that's pure gold is $155.65 for 2.45 grams, I think you did well. Thanks for showing us your methods and your way of thinking, you save us a lot of time, trouble, backaches, and heartaches.
That chunk was awesome good job bud
Thanks Gary for a great follow up, 2.5 grams plus getting out and enjoying the day you can't beat it!
If your fishing over here in Sept-Oct. Wouldn't that be the Prime time for sniping the rivers & creeks, due to low water flows?
Have a great day and thanks again.( So much to do so little time!!!)
I fish Aug - Sept, to get out of the heat! Sept - Oct are the best time of the year for sniping. That doesn't mean if the fishing is bad, I can't come home for a day or two prospecting! lol
Nice nuggets! I would freak out if I ever found some gold like that. I don't think I could keep up with you though. Thanks for bringing me along. Be safe and have a great day
Gold take looked good to me!
Enjoyed the video Gary . Maybe that area was .... metal detected ... just before you got there ??? Nah??? Jeff’s at practice rite ? Just stirr’n the pot ... your area seemed kinda flat compared to most of your spots . Some Nice nuggets for a day on a creek in the mountains.
Baseball ended tuesday !! you never know where I'll pop up at !!!!!
Gary got some nice nuggets on this spot !! I would wanna pop up there ! lol
Jeff ya have some serious catchn’up after this one . His arm seems to have healed up nicely..... swing’n the detector with one arm pann’n and scratch’n with the other ???? Lol gotta be tuff always chasing the goat ??? lol baseball is done go get some gold Jeff
@@tdiron5277 Now I'm fighting the weather and my youngest graduates High School in two weeks so almost each night I have something to go to for that....
@@tdiron5277 Me too !!!!!!
Nice nuggets & a beautiful day..thanks for sharing.
Even aside from all the great learning, what is it about this guy!? He draws me in like a magnet.
Hello, just found your channel through California Mother Lode Prospecting so I thought I would come check it out. I enjoyed your first video so I thought I would subscribe and watch some more😊👍
Great video Gary. Pretty shinny too. We Always enjoy your channel ty for sharing. Peace ✌
Gary, what model of metal detector are you using in this video? BTW...Great video as normal! Really appreciate the straight talk and techniques!
White's TDI
I still use a GoldBug Pro. What's your thoughts on this unit?
If I remember correctly that machine runs at 19 kHz. I prefer around 50 or more kHz. !9 will find gold, but not the very small stuff. I think they use 19 kHz as a all around machine, coins and gold.
Is there a detector that you can buy that has different coils that you can swap out? If not do you have to buy a different detector for smaller gold and the bigger Nuggets?
Question, when detecting a old min site, in a large area such as a old structure site pad, I'm finding ruffly 365 nails per square foot lol. Is sifting with screen better than detecting? I herd you mention something about that in a past video. Thank you In advance for you response.
I would sift it
@@Smithsgold thanks, I'm just a amateur for now and that was my best idea. Im in the construction field and I swear, these guys back then must of dumped there nail bags every day. Lol j/k, I know it's from the fires burning building after building but man is there alot of nails. We are going to try and start moving pads in hopes of finding better history. We have over 100 sites to deal with. It's going to take a lifetime to uncover it all.
John Carrington I to seem to find more than my share of nails !!!! We found a Pyle of unused square nails right in the middle of the trail a few years ago
@@Smithsgold lol, exactly. That's my pet peeve on the job site. I hate finding nails on the ground at work, and so when detecting it's the last thing I want to see. It also tells me that some things never change lol. Maybe if I find something one of these days I will post a video on here. So far the only relics are so rusted they are not worth showing. I did find the edge of a silver medallion. About the size of a almond. Lol. Errrrr
John Carrington between nails and lead bullets it can be very frustrating for sure . The more ground you search the better the odds of getting your coil over something good !!!! Good luck
Glad you are getting out! Congrats on the Nice pieces of Gold! I like your footage, your content is good too. I didn't see you use the edge of the coil to pinpoint your target. Try using the edge of the coil when you get close to your target! You will be able pinpoint much closer
Chimp Chowder, you should create a video of you using that method and demonstrating how it's so much more accurate as far as pin pointing. It would be a great video to see.
Thanks for the video, if the chunk of gold is not very big to you, you can send that huge nugget to me ... That flat flake looks like the shape of the island i live on Tasmania.
Justin woods sure is the shape of tassie ay
I live in Alaska and recently had to move to Anchorage for work so I'm pretty far from my normal sluicing grounds way up North of Fairbanks. I'm scoping out some new spots South of Anchorage right now but your videos are my excitement for right now. Thank you, sir!
It's been a long time since I was that far south, but there used to be claims on the far side of the tidal mud flats, in the hills. A guy was trying to hire me to run a dredge out there in the eighties. If you have a boat go across and check the streams over there. Might be some areas not claimed.
Hi Gary - I am wondering if you would recommend flipping a few of those larger rocks and working the areas where they sat. I'd be tempted to do that, but wonder what your thoughts are. Thanks again so much for taking the time to share your knowledge - absolutely love your videos!
I most definitely roll rocks after I have checked the area I'm rolling them on to.
So about the poison oak problem get some tecnu they sell it at Rite Aid follow the instructions it will stop poison oak and it will shut down an inflammation within a day or two believe me I know
Mt someone out in the bush the other day, he had a Goldmonster. Love your knowledge and hope that i can apply it to gold monster finding crevices here in Central vic OZ
Hey, enjoying ur videos. Wish the UK had more places to go prospecting. Would love to go abroad and try in your places
Good to see the detector out again.
Maybe you could run over the area again with the gold master.
Thank you for sharing. Nice video!
I WISH I could detect so few targets. Seems like I get an infinite stash of casings, led, ancient pull tabs and wire!! HA!
nuggets from a master! Thanks for sharing your adventure.
I wonder if the 7 1/2" coil for the TDI would find smaller gold easier.
Always look forward to these, thanks!
Hi.... I'm new here. You are the first guy that I feel doesn't plant nuggets. It's hard to believe some of these guys when they are always saying, ''Oh my God, I can't believe it. Another nice nugget. Oh no, here is another one". You sir just seem more genuine about detecting.
I would love to say " oh another nugget". Its hard to teach someone how to prospect if your cheating.
Better than I thought it was.
Great video mate 👊🏻🤠👍🏻
a couple times a pin pointer might help on those elusive nugs. i notice you dont use one gary. have you tried one ?
I have tried them, don't like them.
Love your videos
Man I love that 1910 mustache
I was growing the mustache way before 1910!
What are your thoughts on using a pin pointer? Wouldn't it have been able to find that nugget you had to go down to the stream to pan?
I wanted to pan the material anyway to see if there was any black sand and fine gold
@@TwoToes I understand.
wich is the best metal detector for findiing gold at the river
I love your shows. One question: I have never seen you use a pointer, especially in crevices. Why not?? Thanks
Gary how do I go about buying your Kravis tools, I would like one for a friend of mine and one for myself can you please instruct me on how I may achieve that,thankyou
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You should do a video on how to skip hot rock with metal detector, that’s my problem. Where I detect that place has a lot of them. If there is a way.
I will try and remember to show how I deal with them on my next detecting trip.
Did the Chinese work that area? That would explain your neat and thorough miners. -----).. Keep Digging My Friend
Hey you just put this up today. Lol two shoes I watch this for entertainment but always wanted to try it but man do you make it easy to learn from you unlike these other Jack asses subbed
I'm waiting for the Merced river too it's way to high..
Your helping like a mentor, thank you
Thanks for the great video and tips.
I'm thinking like you somebody else has been there with a detector. I haven't seen you go to a spot behind the miners that clean. Unless there just wasn't wasn't that much in there to begin with.
I live on east coast on the Delaware river i wonder if its worth checkin the delaware for some gold
Check the history on it, if there has been gold found it will be recorded.
Nice gold Gary!
Awesome information!!
love the poison oak comment ~ ah hem, the Chinese 49ers were pretty efficient ?
Hey Gary new subscriber here. I have a garrett ace 300 , i cant find these gold nuggets with my detector correct?
They run at 8 kHz. I feel you need at least 19 kHz to find small gold nuggets. I preferer around 50 kHz for a vlf gold detector. 8 kHz is designed to find coins and such. It will find gold but it will have to be a large piece.
hey just a note. with poison ivy, oak, sumac, etc are nasty plants. the good news for us is water. If you can rinse the your body parts and clothes with ordinary water withing a half hour or so the poison sap is neutralized...... In Grass Valley CA. I cut the darn bushes back in the rain. In 30 years I haven't had an out break..... Just a thought, hope it helps someone.
Curby