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The wife and I enjoy watching you on your adventures. Keeping life really you are. I always say, ‘There’s joy in the journey.’ May you and your pups have joy for many years to come.
Probably stating the obvious, but why not just throw all of the clay ridden pay dirt and gravels into a cement mixer and leave it running with a hose squirting in there to clean everything up first? Great video as always Jason, keep up the good work mate.
Awesome. I think compared to the creek edge, there is more material and much safer. I'm so glad the macro lens is still working for you! I still use mine all the time to look at possible rocks for crushing I find. Now if you could just use your truck with that big water tank you had started for your special permission and get a recirculation system going. Use the 60 feet of hose to fill it up (even use the original hole for the discharge tub)... Lots of potential here. Just simply awesome.
I’m going to check with the local officials to see if something like that would be possible, I believe the really big boulders go all the way down into the pay layer so we may be changing tactics, more of a targeted approach! For the life of me I can’t find the case with the other lenses 😢 But you’ve seen my shop…🤣✅✌️🍻
63 year old disabled vet here Jason, I've learned a lot from your video's, I have a need, a need for gold. Being disabled I have a lot of free time, just don't know where to look, I live in menomonie Wi. After sluicing for a few months I learned I was putting the expanded steel in backwards, so I was losing gold. I look to you Jason for guideness and direction. Keep up the good work, Thank You.
@@FlourgoldWizardsI have without much luck, like I said still learning. I look forward to your video's, I have no one to go with me, so your my teacher. Show me what I'm doing wrong, besides putting my expanded steel in wrong. I felt like a fool and failure. But I can only get better.
I use a cement mixer to pre-wash my material. Add a little detergent, run it for a minute or two, then slowly pour off the mud. Add more water and repeat. It also works all the heavies to the back of the drum, so you don't lose them. Next I classify the material to get rid of the larger rocks. This makes sluicing a lot easier and faster. If you're in the masonry business, I know you got an extra mixer laying around somewhere. Cheers!
That's a neat idea, I've seen small mixers at Harbor Freight that would be ideal for someone, not me , the wife would not be impressed with more stuff ,lol !!
Now you’re getting to it Jason! I’m excited to see what you got downistunder 🤓 Yahoo baby I see gold and you’re Fever Giggling..🤪 Gold Baby 😂 Nice job pal Peace Prospector Tripp
It's too bad you can't get in there with a mini excavator take the top layer off right down to the Gravels and dig down until you hit a clay layer again or the bottom of that gravelly area and fill a dump box up.
This location with the previous miles (mile plural) high glacier atop the land and scratching up the slope of the mountain range, all this would have originally been pushed underwater. With the retreat and melting of the glaciers, such glacier erratics or scraped off boulders, rocks, cobbles, would have come down and be laid on this "bench." Over time with the retreat of the massive weight of the glaciers, and the rise of Lake Superior, all this would have had the glacial lake lapping up against the mountain slope (as well as washing out Lake Superior evaporative gold, and Abitibi gold up onto the shoreline, and such washdown and erosion of the mountain range weathering out alluvial gold. This entire "bench" area down to the moving and erosive river/creek down below settled into its erosion channel, while the land continually rose up, the lake retreating, and such bottom Cambrian bedrock continued to push upwards with all of the sands and shinies, clays, sands, and silts, were laid down, eventually starting to lay down organic grassland and eventually forested "O" layer organics - for a sizeable depth of material (!). Yup !, you have some massive diggable shinies there ... all the way down to the Cambrian basalt and granite bedrock. How deep in that area - one only needs to go over to the river/creek and find the Cambrian bedrock there - note the elevation, then go back to the dig hole - note the elevation, and all Cambrian bedrock elevation being equal (no upward tilt southward), you have the entire feet depth of available searching that entire "bench." Definitely going to need that garden hand shovel, garden rake, mason trowel and pointer trowel. I suspect that you could literally have 20+ feet (or more) to get to bedrock. That is a lotta cubic acres of mining. Once down to the bedrock, then instead of throwing the overburden, one would then find the shiny layers, and tunnel across the bedrock and that height of shiniest in all directions - and you would be working most-excellent paydirt at the bottom.
@@FlourgoldWizards Just tell Rigby and Rex there's a fossil dinosaur BONE down there ... dig boys ! dig !!! and start pulling out those cobbles .... The real truth (and you know it !!!) The deeper you dig, the greater the amount of shinies. that have settled deeper and deeper throughout epochs, will be creating their own blanket of gold dust, flour, pickers, flakes, and nuggets down deep above that bedrock. Time for Jason to file a potential mining claim and work it for all its worth across that entire bench (and backfill all the previous excavated areas) - and sell the cobbles for masonry works. Guaranteed - the more shinies you see - the more energy will be stimulated in digging deeper and deeper (gold fever !).
promising site mate the old timers trenched for a reason more efficient than a big pit ,hard labour will keep you fit though and thirsty hehe great vid jason pat the pups for me aye cheers
Heck yeah that's how you do some prospecting I wish we were allowed to dig in the upper benches here in Ohio we're restricted in the water only unless you have private land or know somebody so pretty cool to watch ⛏️💪🇺🇲
I wonder if you have tried a post hole digger. Mine has a clam shell design. I know it won't go through bolders but might make short work of the cobbles. It would help when you already know where the bedrock is. Could even use a battery powered shop vac for when you hit bedrock. Love your channel. Never stop.
Awesome sharing Jason, I definitely be happy with that find. Glad to see you stepping outside of your comfort zone. The gold buddies keeping you company was enjoyable to see. Have good week , thanks for bringing us along 😅
Some of the best alluvials that could be found - would be working on the northern side of the mountain range where previous commercial gold mines were worked/working. The ancient erosion and wash out of those shinies would be in a direct line down the mountain slope, pointing northward and outward to Lake Superior ... and those mentions of those northern counties with gold mentions and creeks.
After thinking on it a while. If I was you, I’d dig an access hole and once your down to the layer that you want, and have 3ft by 3ft, then you could take a small pick axe and undermine a circle around you. A buddy showed me a good way to dig out hole like that, loosen up the soils with a. Few good hits, then use a rigid vacuum about 10-15 gallon vacuum. (Take the interior filter off) and it sucks that loose soils up with no problem. That way you don’t have to dig the top soils off the areas you under mine. The soils will support for a while, like a bench on a river side. I wonder if that would work.
Very interesting location! I like the way you make home made gagets to fit your equipment. Very intuitive! Thankyou again for an awesome video! Thanks to rigby and rex for finding the gold!!! 😊
Ok Jason, time for some rails and a couple small ore carts... let gravity take the loaded carts down the hill to the crick, and a cable/pulley to bring the empties back up to the pay pit! YOU CAN DO IT, WE'RE ROOTIN' FOR YA 👍👍👍
Jason I received my new table top dream mat I finely received my My new pump a few weeks ago I went to Ohio for the Gold Rush and I had a wonderful time camping and I have 2bukets of classafiere God bless you and your family Amen
Up on the Bench - Way to dig out of the box. Great Jas-splain of why you picked the spot to start. Seeing the truck in the background made sense for the @ home processing.
Two funny things I thought of during this video. 1 If someone walked within sight of you while you were digging, they would have to think you were up to no good. 2 Anyone thinking about dating your daughters would think "he's already got the hole dug" lol
I hadn't had the chance to pan it yet, but hit up Little Girl's Point on Lake Superior. Lots of black sand a half mile down towards the "dinosaur tree" just as the shoreline bends north.
One heck of a workout. You're gonna be there a while. It's there hiding under the black sand. That is awesome, the hard work pays off, good going, flourishing.
Good stuff wizard!! Might be a good place to try the drill and a paint stir technique with before you haul it all home. Could help you rinse off the dirty dirt and big rocks before carrying it all home.
Testing for the new hot spot, I like it. Your dog mining team is really on the hunt. Roots are a pain in the gluts.🤔🤔😲😲Nice looking material in your test spot. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Great results Jason, was that a pond or the Hoover Dam 😂, great to see Rigby in training the apprentice mine boss, geee it’s like there’s too many chiefs and not enough Indians 👍😂🍻🍺🍺
I have hand dug stuff like that before and it’s a lot of work! There better be some decent gold down there to make it worth it. Of course a small backhoe would help for something like this but it’s not always practical to use equipment.
Enjoyed the video I could have done that 20 years ago lol now at 72 my mind says I can my body says I can’t but I do have permission to prospect a new creek next Thursday near Georgia border in the southern gold belt nice gold enjoy seeing the puppies ⚒️🇺🇸🕳️⛏️
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Rigby is looking quite chipper, Rex is keeping him on his toes 🙂👍
Definitely 🐺🐺🤣
You went from prospecting to mining ⛏
Oh my back..🤣
You need Big Rig and Rex to dig you a Jeff Williams style drift mine in that bench! That ground is like Midwest Caliche.
Time for a team meeting 🐺🐺🤣✅
The wife and I enjoy watching you on your adventures. Keeping life really you are. I always say, ‘There’s joy in the journey.’ May you and your pups have joy for many years to come.
We really do enjoy it too !! Thank you 😃✌️🐺🐺
This fall 5 hunters will come up missing in the woods by your gold mine. In the spring you will find them frozen in the mine 😂
Yikes 🤣✅
Probably stating the obvious, but why not just throw all of the clay ridden pay dirt and gravels into a cement mixer and leave it running with a hose squirting in there to clean everything up first? Great video as always Jason, keep up the good work mate.
I could bring one home i guess!
I’d like to see someone try that. I think you’d have to cut off the interior paddle wings so it’s just a plain drum turning round.
Another good video that's amazing the gold that you got
Thanks 👍
Very nice spot Jason Rigby and Rex 👍🏽👊🏽✨🤙🏽 Mahalo for sharing guy's stay blessed much aloha to you and your ohana great video braddah
Thanks! You too! ✌️👍🏻👌🍻
Awesome. I think compared to the creek edge, there is more material and much safer. I'm so glad the macro lens is still working for you! I still use mine all the time to look at possible rocks for crushing I find. Now if you could just use your truck with that big water tank you had started for your special permission and get a recirculation system going. Use the 60 feet of hose to fill it up (even use the original hole for the discharge tub)... Lots of potential here. Just simply awesome.
I’m going to check with the local officials to see if something like that would be possible, I believe the really big boulders go all the way down into the pay layer so we may be changing tactics, more of a targeted approach!
For the life of me I can’t find the case with the other lenses 😢
But you’ve seen my shop…🤣✅✌️🍻
@@FlourgoldWizardsI think I saw Rex with a lens case in your last video, playinggo fetch!
lol lol lol you go dude, water truck lol
Big tank of water with a air compressor to push the water with some pressure.
@@raymondutter2616 no air compressor. A water pump!
BTW, I Love your "Backhoe"😆🤪👌
Its beer powered !🍻
This episode was so good, I had to watch it twice!!!
Nice !! Thanks ✌️😃😃😃
Who knew. YOU. HARD WORK PAYS OFF.
We hope so ! 🥵🤣🤣✅
63 year old disabled vet here Jason, I've learned a lot from your video's, I have a need, a need for gold.
Being disabled I have a lot of free time, just don't know where to look, I live in menomonie Wi.
After sluicing for a few months I learned I was putting the expanded steel in backwards, so I was losing gold.
I look to you Jason for guideness and direction.
Keep up the good work,
Thank You.
You’re really close to nugget lake county park! Have you been there ? Good gold…
@@FlourgoldWizardsI have without much luck, like I said still learning. I look forward to your video's, I have no one to go with me, so your my teacher. Show me what I'm doing wrong, besides putting my expanded steel in wrong.
I felt like a fool and failure. But I can only get better.
I am using a buckabilly sluice with miners moss with riffles and expanded steel.
Great new place with nice chunky gold that hasn't been traveling to much... ⛏️⛏️🍀👍
You got that right!
Who needs heavy equipment when you have a Wizzard?? Excellent location, Jason. Go get it all!
At least most ….🤣🤣✅
I use a cement mixer to pre-wash my material. Add a little detergent, run it for a minute or two, then slowly pour off the mud. Add more water and repeat. It also works all the heavies to the back of the drum, so you don't lose them. Next I classify the material to get rid of the larger rocks. This makes sluicing a lot easier and faster. If you're in the masonry business, I know you got an extra mixer laying around somewhere. Cheers!
Great idea !
That's a neat idea, I've seen small mixers at Harbor Freight that would be ideal for someone, not me , the wife would not be impressed with more stuff ,lol !!
Now you’re getting to it Jason!
I’m excited to see what you got downistunder 🤓
Yahoo baby I see gold and you’re Fever Giggling..🤪
Gold Baby 😂
Nice job pal
Peace Prospector Tripp
I do giggle don’t i…. 🤣🤣🤣✅✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Looked like a lot of work, but some really nice looking gold to show for it!!
Yes it was!
Wow very interesting, and a exciting find Jason!
It's too bad you can't get in there with a mini excavator take the top layer off right down to the Gravels and dig down until you hit a clay layer again or the bottom of that gravelly area and fill a dump box up.
Tell me about it!!
This location with the previous miles (mile plural) high glacier atop the land and scratching up the slope of the mountain range, all this would have originally been pushed underwater. With the retreat and melting of the glaciers, such glacier erratics or scraped off boulders, rocks, cobbles, would have come down and be laid on this "bench." Over time with the retreat of the massive weight of the glaciers, and the rise of Lake Superior, all this would have had the glacial lake lapping up against the mountain slope (as well as washing out Lake Superior evaporative gold, and Abitibi gold up onto the shoreline, and such washdown and erosion of the mountain range weathering out alluvial gold. This entire "bench" area down to the moving and erosive river/creek down below settled into its erosion channel, while the land continually rose up, the lake retreating, and such bottom Cambrian bedrock continued to push upwards with all of the sands and shinies, clays, sands, and silts, were laid down, eventually starting to lay down organic grassland and eventually forested "O" layer organics - for a sizeable depth of material (!). Yup !, you have some massive diggable shinies there ... all the way down to the Cambrian basalt and granite bedrock. How deep in that area - one only needs to go over to the river/creek and find the Cambrian bedrock there - note the elevation, then go back to the dig hole - note the elevation, and all Cambrian bedrock elevation being equal (no upward tilt southward), you have the entire feet depth of available searching that entire "bench." Definitely going to need that garden hand shovel, garden rake, mason trowel and pointer trowel. I suspect that you could literally have 20+ feet (or more) to get to bedrock. That is a lotta cubic acres of mining. Once down to the bedrock, then instead of throwing the overburden, one would then find the shiny layers, and tunnel across the bedrock and that height of shiniest in all directions - and you would be working most-excellent paydirt at the bottom.
I’ll never get that deep!!!
@@FlourgoldWizards would be below frost in winter!
@@FlourgoldWizards Just tell Rigby and Rex there's a fossil dinosaur BONE down there ... dig boys ! dig !!! and start pulling out those cobbles ....
The real truth (and you know it !!!) The deeper you dig, the greater the amount of shinies. that have settled deeper and deeper throughout epochs, will be creating their own blanket of gold dust, flour, pickers, flakes, and nuggets down deep above that bedrock. Time for Jason to file a potential mining claim and work it for all its worth across that entire bench (and backfill all the previous excavated areas) - and sell the cobbles for masonry works. Guaranteed - the more shinies you see - the more energy will be stimulated in digging deeper and deeper (gold fever !).
promising site mate the old timers trenched for a reason more efficient than a big pit ,hard labour will keep you fit though and thirsty hehe great vid jason pat the pups for me aye cheers
Thirsty for sure…🤣🍻✌️
Thanks T
Looks like a good spot to me. Deeper seemed better looking, lots of gravel and cobbles. More work but better GOLD.
I think so too!
Nice FGW. Finding that gold is exciting
It certainly is !!!
Nice history lesson
Glad you liked it
Great spot and nice haul! 👏
Thanks 👍
I appreciate your positive demeanor and determination - sorry your mine boss and his apprentice works you so hard!
Do you dye the water blue in your pond?😊
Well thank you!
Blue pond dye helps keep the weeds away ✅
Love seeing you and the boys having fun. Stay safe and keep the videos coming
Thanks! Will do!
Heck yeah that's how you do some prospecting I wish we were allowed to dig in the upper benches here in Ohio we're restricted in the water only unless you have private land or know somebody so pretty cool to watch ⛏️💪🇺🇲
Equipment would be even better!
I wonder if you have tried a post hole digger. Mine has a clam shell design. I know it won't go through bolders but might make short work of the cobbles. It would help when you already know where the bedrock is. Could even use a battery powered shop vac for when you hit bedrock. Love your channel. Never stop.
The bedrock is dozens of feet down 😢🍻
Nice!! Great video Jason. Thanks for sharing brother🍻🍻
Thanks for watching!
There’s nothing better then looking at the work truck and saying “not today my friend…not today..” 👊🏻🤠
Getting close to…” not this year”🤣
@@FlourgoldWizards haha! The dream, hope it happens soon brother!
Here a bolder there a bolder everywhere a bolder bolder 😁👍👍👍
🤣🤣🤣✌️✅
Congrats on super secret location X !
Thanks! 😁
With all that clay... you might think about a Trommel :)
Agreed ✅
Awesome sharing Jason, I definitely be happy with that find. Glad to see you stepping outside of your comfort zone. The gold buddies keeping you company was enjoyable to see. Have good week , thanks for bringing us along 😅
You and me both! I still enjoy working the krik tho … 😃✌️✅🍻
Some of the best alluvials that could be found - would be working on the northern side of the mountain range where previous commercial gold mines were worked/working. The ancient erosion and wash out of those shinies would be in a direct line down the mountain slope, pointing northward and outward to Lake Superior ... and those mentions of those northern counties with gold mentions and creeks.
Excellent information as always!
GREAT JOB PROSPECTING, JASON! hard digging buy ots paying off. I'm looking forward to seeing what comes out of that prospect!!
FGWTEAM 👍⛏️
You and me both!
That was very interesting how you located an old riverbed. Great video!!
Thanks!
So nice to see the chang from rivers going to dry land-
It’s different for sure !
3-5 ft x 10 foot length - great idea - and backfill into the excavation - Jason's First Law of the Conservation of Energy.
The second is always have cold beer 🍻✌️
@@FlourgoldWizards Jason's Second Law of Conservation of Liquid Refueling Energy.
And yet another great show.
Keep up the great work.
I started Cardiac Rehab last week so I will be good to go next spring...
I hope you do !!
Try to purchase an old pair of ice tongs to attempt the moving of some of those pumpkin size rocks and good luck 😮
Noted !✅
Hence the saying "diggin' for gold"!
Awesome stuff my man!
AFNB...🍺🍻🍺🇺🇸
You got that right! AFNB 😃🍻🇺🇸
After thinking on it a while. If I was you, I’d dig an access hole and once your down to the layer that you want, and have 3ft by 3ft, then you could take a small pick axe and undermine a circle around you. A buddy showed me a good way to dig out hole like that, loosen up the soils with a. Few good hits, then use a rigid vacuum about 10-15 gallon vacuum. (Take the interior filter off) and it sucks that loose soils up with no problem. That way you don’t have to dig the top soils off the areas you under mine. The soils will support for a while, like a bench on a river side.
I wonder if that would work.
I wonder too !!😃✅
Great job getting that Au fam. Always a blast. Keep at it. Gold Squad Out 🤠
Thanks! Will do!
Nice bit o gold there gonna have to give Rigby and Rex some good scratches for all the heavy lifting😂😂
They get plenty!!
@@FlourgoldWizards I'll bet they do don't look like they missing any
Very interesting location! I like the way you make home made gagets to fit your equipment. Very intuitive! Thankyou again for an awesome video! Thanks to rigby and rex for finding the gold!!! 😊
Many thanks!
I too feel Jason as an artisan is something as much of the reason I watch for the gold.
Ok Jason, time for some rails and a couple small ore carts... let gravity take the loaded carts down the hill to the crick, and a cable/pulley to bring the empties back up to the pay pit! YOU CAN DO IT, WE'RE ROOTIN' FOR YA 👍👍👍
Lol…. I wonder if the wardens would mind? 🤣✅
@@FlourgoldWizards Probably not if you gave them free rides in the cart once in a while ✌
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with me kind sir🆗👍💰🆒
My pleasure✌️😃🍻
Jason I received my new table top dream mat I finely received my My new pump a few weeks ago I went to Ohio for the Gold Rush and I had a wonderful time camping and I have 2bukets of classafiere God bless you and your family Amen
That’s excellent!
Thanks for Makin' it that i can almost feeling it too!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks for the zoommmmmm video.......😎😎
Any time!🥵🤣✅
Coming from Canada : When you see a piece in the sluice , “when there’s one there”s some” 😂
Agreed 😃✅
Awww your pond is so clean
Low too …
Bring your pail with your homemade declassifyer Joshlin and water bringing home concentrates would have a very big smile !
Great idea ✅
Good thing you got that new shovel there Jason
Its well made!
Let’s hope the shovel can take it 😂. 🐎✌️
So far so good, nothing lasts forever…. Including my back 🥵🤣🤣🐎
You got a really nice spread. That garage is a nice place!
Thank you!
awesome looking secret spot nice shinny. lucky you have backup now so no one can sneak up on you & get that shinny Nice pond
You got that right! Rex is extremely wary !!
Nice! Keep at it in that spot, you might find some pickers too
That's the plan!
Great new spot 👍🏼 good find and another great video 🍻✌🏼
Thanks 👍something special lies in there !!!
Up on the Bench - Way to dig out of the box.
Great Jas-splain of why you picked the spot to start.
Seeing the truck in the background made sense for the
@ home processing.
Having my truck parked a ways up the road when im digging should throw people off…. 🤣✅
Two funny things I thought of during this video. 1 If someone walked within sight of you while you were digging, they would have to think you were up to no good. 2 Anyone thinking about dating your daughters would think "he's already got the hole dug" lol
I like the way you think 😎✌️🍻
I hadn't had the chance to pan it yet, but hit up Little Girl's Point on Lake Superior. Lots of black sand a half mile down towards the "dinosaur tree" just as the shoreline bends north.
I hope it’s loaded!
Love your channel and your humor.
Well sir I thank you 🍻😃
That was a good day.
Indeed 🍻
Lol if someone come along I bet they would think you're digging a grave 😂
Yikes 🤣
They need this. They're hard-working miners. Love your channel.
🤣🐺🐕 Thank you!
One heck of a workout. You're gonna be there a while. It's there hiding under the black sand. That is awesome, the hard work pays off, good going, flourishing.
Black sand forever too !!!
Nice mate I’ve got one of them little high bankers great idea that little screen on top I’m going to put one on mine happy prospecting Jason 👍😎🇦🇺
Thanks Shane ! 😃✌️🍻✅
Rex is getting big!
Fast too !
That’s one heck of a boat load of work for a few specks of gold and in that heat and humidity •••••that’s killer crazy. My hat is off to you 😮
Thanks Robert 😃✅
Good stuff wizard!! Might be a good place to try the drill and a paint stir technique with before you haul it all home. Could help you rinse off the dirty dirt and big rocks before carrying it all home.
Great idea✅✅✅
Time to go back!!! Get’em!
Definitely
Definitely revisit that place. Heck even next year early get at it.
Definitely!
Testing for the new hot spot, I like it. Your dog mining team is really on the hunt. Roots are a pain in the gluts.🤔🤔😲😲Nice looking material in your test spot. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
It’s unfortunate they got the job locating of the gold, im stuck digging 🥵🐺✅
Looks like you have a lot of work ahead of you, and a decent pay day! Git that pay!!
Lots of work is right!!!!
In the end, the Starks are always right… Winter is coming!
🥶 ✅🍻
In another life you were a geologist with a whip and cool hat that drinks beer and loves dogs 😊
I actually feel like that guy 🤣🤣✅
Wow nice find! Can't wait to see what lays on the bottom of that channel if you ever get that far.
Thats a ways down!! 🥵🥵✅
You are lucky. In our country, mining for minerals is only permitted in flowing water ⚒👍🤠🍻
Yikes !
Germany is a country of idiots@@FlourgoldWizards
lol Beautiful green water turns nasty brown , no swimming today. lol
🤣🤣🤣✅
Very nice, Lets hope the weather holds up!
You and me both!
Your stuff is so real. Much more down to earth, (so to speak) then some of the other channels. Love where your going these days.
So is our audience 😃✅✅✅
awesome job man, loving the wilderness carry sidearm too :) gotta protect your panning spot from them squirrels...they are plotting shit
Squirrels are the worst…🤣✅
right on jason
Thank you!
You should build a 12 vdc washer Trommel and set your high banker underneath it to help with clay on the rock.
I should !
Great results Jason, was that a pond or the Hoover Dam 😂, great to see Rigby in training the apprentice mine boss, geee it’s like there’s too many chiefs and not enough Indians 👍😂🍻🍺🍺
The chiefs run a pretty tight ship too…🤣🐺🐕
Who needs to work out just dig for gold great job Jason really nice looking gold
No kidding aye !!🥵🤣✅
Good she! The theory looks like it’s “panning out”well!
It really is !! 😃✌️✅
Beware of Frog! Too funny!
Wisconsin frogs can be terrifying!! 🤣🤣
I Told you, Jason, you keep on doing things like this, and you're gonna end up with Parker Schnabel in there with a Warsh Plant🥴🤔🧐😆🦾🇺🇸🪠🍺😎🍺🍺🍺‼️
He’s welcome!
I have hand dug stuff like that before and it’s a lot of work! There better be some decent gold down there to make it worth it. Of course a small backhoe would help for something like this but it’s not always practical to use equipment.
That would be welcome!!
Hell yes cobbles to the team!
Cobbles ! 🍻🐕🐺😃
Tuff work pays off dude......Cheers from an Aussie..!!
Agreed! 🍻✅
Looking very sweet for sure!!⛏️⛏️👍🍀🍻
Thank you kindly👍🏻
Nice amount of gold there!
Yes it was! Hopefully bigger coming!
Just imagine, a dry washer after the material has dried. Just a thought.
Great fun, thank you for sharing the fun times
Great idea!
JJ, You need a small steam shovel to get down to the bed rock...
Agreed 🤣✅
Enjoyed the video I could have done that 20 years ago lol now at 72 my mind says I can my body says I can’t but I do have permission to prospect a new creek next Thursday near Georgia border in the southern gold belt nice gold enjoy seeing the puppies ⚒️🇺🇸🕳️⛏️
Just take it easy and enjoy!!!