Poseidon Crew Find Over $74k Of Gold Despite Heavy Rain Stopping Work | Aussie Gold Hunters

Despite a difficult week including equipment failure and heavy rain, the team still manage to find over $74,000 worth of gold, helping them achieve their season target.
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[@carleeenguix340]

You man are the best I love seeing what do Luke

[@humbugblet27]

i counted 472 "Mate" s in this video

[@marywest1230]

Did you take a drink after each one? 🥴

[@justinworkman9980]

Put excavator bucket in truck bed and push dummys

[@ravindertalwar553]

Love you so much 💞

[@YTGhostCensorshipCanSuckMe]

How awesome are those dozers.

[@joe_tipakuah4880]

Here for that Hyundai R-480 excavator..Operated that kinda excavator back in my country Malaysia,in a quarry.

[@lawrencerakho8829]

Paul ❤️❤️❤️

[@donovanattano3898]

i dident know gold mining had seasons ;p

[@noway159]

Just here for the accent

[@palma8120]

Bloody beautiful 👍

[@marywest1230]

Crikey

[@palma8120]

🇦🇺

[@21simper]

What happened to the other Victorian prospectors.. With the big nugget does anyone know?

[@randomconsumer4494]

If there was a giant chunk like they have around there is in that pile of tailings

[@leonardtereolasiman7747]

a little amount of stone to destroy the land how sad 😥

[@sirdavidoftor3413]

Dude, do your research. In Victoria, Au, the miners have to put down a bond for reclamation. There is a 256 document on the internet if you choose to read it.
In Canada, most resource producing mines, operations have to have a reclamation plan approved by government ministries before they even start to mine. The companies pay for that reclamation. For major mines etc, an public environmental assessment is needed to start, as well. Consultations with the First Nations people, if they are effected have to be done as well. If not done, hefty fines are levied and they still have to fix it up, or they are not allowed to mine anywhere in the province/ territory.
Alaska has some of these similar policies.
I am 🇨🇦, so I know more about Canadian laws/ regulations.
Stay safe, stay sane, be well

[@donaldkasper8346]

"destroy the land". Nice hype. Dig up the dirt, sift out the gold, put the dirt back. Nothing changes.

[@donaldkasper8346]

Rain made 3 inches of mud, nothing more. Dozer it out.

[@richardneagle3177]

Inspirational people

[@royburns4039]

With all the tailings why cant they use that gravel the road from the pit just saying

[@jh3202]

👍

[@tribeofnan888]

Why did they wait for it to rain before moving the truck? Smh.

[@benclarke8743]

Old mate pissing and moaning about having to use a vibrator to knock the ore down onto the belt🤣🤣🤣.
Reminds me of agi drivers using a vibrator under their shutes instead of using a scraper to push Crete down🤣🤣🤣.
Technology makes strong men lazy.

[@lucifergates8579]

*humans

[@jacksonmagriplis6617]

Comedy Central

[@charlieweckston8260]

Wtf I did not click on this

[@g2macs]

Yeh Bruce! Lets turn this countryside into a moonscape so I can retire early.

[@kenharty6016]

Now i know its staged too.

[@jabmd2nd]

Gold giv s you a false sense of security.

[@Jacktiesto]

BITCOIN is waaaayyyy better

[@spinaway]

LMAO

[@nonsensegaming4733]

Lol if it’s so good where’s your Millions of dollars kiddo

[@nonsensegaming4733]

Bitcoin is Almost as big of a joke as Donald trump