This is the last of my Australian adventures. I did find a few spiders down there! Hope you enjoy! Don't forget to hit the UA-cam bell to keep up-to-date with all of my videos and adventures!
The spider hole was a "Brown trapdoor" spider, which are generally black as the ace of spades...so not sure who named them. You can see in the link below, we had quite a few (130 holes) in our residential back yard. The spoon at the end was possibly what the Chinese used as part of their scales to weigh the gold dust/flakes. ua-cam.com/video/NTeW9h7pQi8/v-deo.html
I swear Warren is your older brother Chigg. The spirit of treasure hunting runs deep in the veins of you both. Absolutely loved this series. Come back to Oz anytime.
Those spiders had a creep-out factor of 90. I experienced that same cobweb in the face thing, from an orb spider, when I was a kid. I swear you could sew tents with their webbing it was so tough. I nearly screamed the house down and almost clawed my face off trying to get that stuff off. The spider meanwhile quickly retreated to its seat on a tall grass head and looked properly provoked. No doubt it was disgusted at having its web broken by some prat of a kid, who couldn't watch where she was running through the tall grass. Always nice to catch the fun on these Aussie video's, but could sure do without the spiders. ...shiver... Have a good one Beau!
I really enjoy watching your channel, it actually motivates me to get out and detect for myself...what I'de like to say is, if you want them gold nuggies youve got to slow waaaay down....remember "low and slow".....and you probably should try out the "super sniper" coil that garrett puts out, it works great with my AT Gold machine on the small stuff!
I'm sure it's Garden spider and they are quite large but they are not poisonous or agressive tp people. We have them here in Massachusetts and will scare people because they're so large. Yellow with Black marking on their back. Love all your videos and I learn so much from them!! Thank you!
Greetings from a small creator in bellingham washington. Cool chains. Takes some patience to not destroy and skip spots. Always looking for the gold budda
Sorry to see its you last Aussie video Chigg!! Awesome to see how much you enjoyed yourself!! I hope to see you again at The Metal Detecting World Championships in Gympie 25th-28th September 2020. 😀😀
The big web builders are orb spiders. Not dangerous but it certainly gives you the horrors to walk into a web. The things you have to watch out for are the Drop Bears; vicious and deadly! Loved your Australian series; come again.
Yeah boy! Just the thing Ive always wanted to do.....walk blindly in brushy ravines and through tall grass in Australia *not to mention, in the scorching heat! Yeehaw!
We call those spiders in the ground Trap Door spider. Mainly hunt at night. Those barstards will make you crook. If you wanted to see her you should have poured water down the hole. But bugger that, she will have big teeth and jumpy legs. Once again Chingg great video mate and Thanks for making me miss home even more. Yeah.... thanks.....
Welcome to my backyard 🥰 If the web has a yellow tinge to it, it’s probably a Golden Orb Weaver. Then again like you said, I wouldn’t look at it too long just in case 👍✌️🇦🇺💖🦘
RULE #1 of Aussie bush detecting...ALWAYS wave your pick around in front of your face to swipe away deadly spider webs LOL And that BIG spider...not really big was a St Andrew Cross I reckon. The ground dwelling Huntsman is about 2-3 times that size...and will take a leg off if startled....;)
Hey chig lucky you didn't hit any those NINJA spiders they were positioming themselves in that trench there. If you went any farther you would have been a goner🤣🤣🤣
Yep . . chasing the dragon , seriously though the Chinese miners went through some serious privations & opium from the old country would'v & did softened the blow . . Chinese opium dens were a 'quiet' common occurrence in Oz China towns across early Australia , the dens & importation of opium from China for Chinese consumption was quietly tolerated as the Chinese did't push it into the western society around them
Your vids have given me itchy feet. I was detecting up in the palmer river last year and ran into those spiders lol. I was using GPZ7000 and did well on the mullock heaps down deep (Yes I fill my holes lol Seen alot of open holes also). The chinese must of piled their rocks on top of virgin ground. Also where the erosion took out banks exposing new bedrock. The SD2300 do really well up those narrow creeks. I haven't tried the Garrett detector yet.
That was a baby Chigg, we have bigger house spiders than that :-D You think that is bad, try getting into bed one night to look up at the ceiling to see a huge Huntsman right over your pillow. Lets say the air turned blue for a moment :-D :-D :-D Glad you had a great time here.
Damn. This man keeps on destroying my homes, walks right thru them without so much as looking. Just started another one 'cos he wrecked my last & now he's stepped through that. Doesn't help that Iv'e been a bit on edge around boots since my Albert got trod on. Now I think he has carried little Sal off on his trouser leg. Please be more careful. Green Spider
You'd feel much better with a Taurus Raging Bull Magnum at your side. The Fierce, or Brown Fierce, is enough reason to pack. Nor do you want a spider to determine who it is that's recluse...
G'day Beau, your real lucky you didnt come across a Tiger Striped Red Bellied Drop Bear. They killed a few Chinese miners back in the mid 1800's. The local Aborigines used to do massive scrub burnoffs to kill them whenever their numbers got into plague proportions. Thats why theres no longer any native forrests around Ayers Rock, it was all burnt away hundreds of years ago.
thats what ive heard too killer everything!i know your thinking spiders bur really watch the snakes and crocks... we really do want you to live!! i really wish the beat for you chig im sorry my last comment was taken wrong. so sorry. forgive me?
Honestly the aussies are not going to let them show them up they are going to find so much more then you fir some reason , it's a aussie against a American just seems that way oam going to say he had all that in his pocket before we started you
This is the last of my Australian adventures. I did find a few spiders down there! Hope you enjoy!
Don't forget to hit the UA-cam bell to keep up-to-date with all of my videos and adventures!
First spider was a Type of Australian Orb Weaver btw.
Aquachigger you should head to pa on your next trip
Aquachigger lol and u didn’t die
The spider hole was a "Brown trapdoor" spider, which are generally black as the ace of spades...so not sure who named them. You can see in the link below, we had quite a few (130 holes) in our residential back yard. The spoon at the end was possibly what the Chinese used as part of their scales to weigh the gold dust/flakes. ua-cam.com/video/NTeW9h7pQi8/v-deo.html
Go to the NT of Oz next visit , the great northern savannah . . go troppo or go home etc
I swear Warren is your older brother Chigg. The spirit of treasure hunting runs deep in the veins of you both. Absolutely loved this series. Come back to Oz anytime.
Walking through a spider's web will make you a Kung Foo master real quick eh? 😂🤣😆. 🇺🇸😎
Danny AKA Triker Red more like Kung Poo
Always the optimist....... Thanks
“...maybe even look at, from a distance.” Lol
That is definitely an adventure of a lifetime and looks like so much fun.
Super great video. Thank you for sharing with us. Happy Hunting.
Brave man to be hunting with those beasts there 🕷
Thanks for taking us along on your adventures down under. Keep up the good work.
I think that spider could be a golden orb weaver. I could be wrong. Lol. Glad you enjoyed your time in Aus.
You certainly was, LOL, wired in this video. You seemed to be talking "a mile a minute". Whew! It is so much fun when you get so very excited. 😃
Those spiders had a creep-out factor of 90. I experienced that same cobweb in the face thing, from an orb spider, when I was a kid. I swear you could sew tents with their webbing it was so tough. I nearly screamed the house down and almost clawed my face off trying to get that stuff off. The spider meanwhile quickly retreated to its seat on a tall grass head and looked properly provoked. No doubt it was disgusted at having its web broken by some prat of a kid, who couldn't watch where she was running through the tall grass.
Always nice to catch the fun on these Aussie video's, but could sure do without the spiders. ...shiver... Have a good one Beau!
Good on ya Chiggy hope you enjoyed your visit to Australia 👍
That was pretty cool... loved the rock walls. Thanx Chigg.. see ya on the next
Hahaha Chigg and them Australian guys crack me the hell up
Hope you enjoyed your time in Australia Beau 👍
Definitely a place on my bucket list!!
I really enjoy watching your channel, it actually motivates me to get out and detect for myself...what I'de like to say is, if you want them gold nuggies youve got to slow waaaay down....remember "low and slow".....and you probably should try out the "super sniper" coil that garrett puts out, it works great with my AT Gold machine on the small stuff!
I'm sure it's Garden spider and they are quite large but they are not poisonous or agressive tp people. We have them here in Massachusetts and will scare people because they're so large. Yellow with Black marking on their back. Love all your videos and I learn so much from them!! Thank you!
Chig down under ! How cool is that.
Thanks Chigg!!! Always fun to go with ya down under! Fair dinkum mate!
Was not expecting to see you here in Australia..Hope you enjoyed the weather.
Another great Aussie adventure Chigg thanks for taking us along. HH
Greetings from a small creator in bellingham washington. Cool chains. Takes some patience to not destroy and skip spots. Always looking for the gold budda
Really enjoy your video, I get to see places and things that I will never be able to visit or see. TY Keep up the good work.
Sorry to see its you last Aussie video Chigg!! Awesome to see how much you enjoyed yourself!!
I hope to see you again at The Metal Detecting World Championships in Gympie 25th-28th September 2020. 😀😀
You must be extremely tired flying to and fro Aus every week...
😄 LOL!
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looks like a " crush " washer. it crushes and flatens out when tightning down with a nut. used like a type up lock washer.
The big web builders are orb spiders. Not dangerous but it certainly gives you the horrors to walk into a web.
The things you have to watch out for are the Drop Bears; vicious and deadly!
Loved your Australian series; come again.
Good video Beau, thanks for sharing...
Hey man thank you for the video cool finds
Dear Beau, there is NO way I would go tramping through that. It’s ALL out to sting, bite, chomp and/or eat yah.you are one brave doood.
The feller wearing sunglasses looks like the Head Ranger from Skippy the Bush Kangaroo.
That is a GOLDEN ORB SPIDER
Yeah boy! Just the thing Ive always wanted to do.....walk blindly in brushy ravines and through tall grass in Australia
*not to mention, in the scorching heat! Yeehaw!
Love the Australia vids. Been there once would love to go again.
Excelent video , suscrito y 👍. Somos Betty y Charly . Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷.
We call those spiders in the ground Trap Door spider. Mainly hunt at night. Those barstards will make you crook. If you wanted to see her you should have poured water down the hole. But bugger that, she will have big teeth and jumpy legs. Once again Chingg great video mate and Thanks for making me miss home even more. Yeah.... thanks.....
I was waiting for a trap door spider larger than your coil! Brave hunting Chig 👍
Welcome to my backyard 🥰 If the web has a yellow tinge to it, it’s probably a Golden Orb Weaver. Then again like you said, I wouldn’t look at it too long just in case 👍✌️🇦🇺💖🦘
RULE #1 of Aussie bush detecting...ALWAYS wave your pick around in front of your face to swipe away deadly spider webs LOL
And that BIG spider...not really big was a St Andrew Cross I reckon. The ground dwelling Huntsman is about 2-3 times that size...and will take a leg off if startled....;)
Thankyou for sharing.
Will you were over there did you get a chance to go to the Blue mountains they were amazing
7:52 In high school we used to use those heel and toe plates to run and slide down the stone floors.
Hey chig lucky you didn't hit any those NINJA spiders they were positioming themselves in that trench there. If you went any farther you would have been a goner🤣🤣🤣
The spoon with the short twisted handle might be an opium burning spoon.
Opium mmmmmmmmm
Yep . . chasing the dragon , seriously though the Chinese miners went through some serious privations & opium from the old country would'v & did softened the blow . . Chinese opium dens were a 'quiet' common occurrence in Oz China towns across early Australia , the dens & importation of opium from China for Chinese consumption was quietly tolerated as the Chinese did't push it into the western society around them
Those two spiders were both harmless orb-weavers. Argiope (St Andrew's Cross spider) and Cyrtophora (Tent-web spider), I believe.
Spider looks like a yellow jacket or wasp kinda neat as long as it stays put
Good thing you didn’t click those heel plates together. Could have started a fire. 😄. LOL!
Hey Chigg glad to see another video buddy
I bet that spider was screaming and swearing too. 😱
What was the ring, I was thinking it might be part of a jade pendent from the chain.
Thanks for the entertainment while I’m recovering from knee replacement surgery
Your vids have given me itchy feet. I was detecting up in the palmer river last year and ran into those spiders lol. I was using GPZ7000 and did well on the mullock heaps down deep (Yes I fill my holes lol Seen alot of open holes also). The chinese must of piled their rocks on top of virgin ground. Also where the erosion took out banks exposing new bedrock. The SD2300 do really well up those narrow creeks. I haven't tried the Garrett detector yet.
Love the outro! How much fun to watch this was.
Mm, Sound like Yoda I do.
Nice video👍
Yeah it’s great there I think. I wish I was there to Chigg.
Thank you Chigg!
Great videos, keep them coming from Peaky Dippers in the UK
Great video buddy be safe and GOD BLESS.
Heading up to the opal pits during your visit?
I am so gonna miss Warren.
You found the remains of the Hot Rock Cafe !🤪😜🤣🕊️🙏😍🦅🇺🇸
Aquachigger, a question for you teacher, are the Simplex + of nokta Makro in stores there?
Sad to hear this was the last video from Australia, loved them all. Come again.
So what was the ring shaped object that you found?
Not often your hear the Chig curse. It appears snakes and spiders will cause him to do so, though.
That was a baby Chigg, we have bigger house spiders than that :-D
You think that is bad, try getting into bed one night to look up at the ceiling to see a huge Huntsman right over your pillow. Lets say the air turned blue for a moment :-D :-D :-D
Glad you had a great time here.
Next time your in Australia you need to come down further south. We will get you onto some early colonial and convict sites. All pre 1840.
That's a big nope on the spider hole from me 😂
👍awesome chigger if it bites run Stay save is DE blass I'll see you on your next
Its a Tarantula burrow..Phlogius sp likely.
Just like metal detecting... sometimes the creepy spider get the Chigg, and sometimes she doesn’t.
what was the metal ring?
Sams Squinch is in the grass Chigg
Your videos let me see and experiance things I can't so I thank you much
Hey to Waron
Spider was a banded orb weaver
Writing spider is what I've been told those are
Could be a jade Buddha on that chain and you will never know.
Hi, from Czech republic 👍
I’ll start calling you Spider-Man
Damn. This man keeps on destroying my homes, walks right thru them without so much as looking. Just started another one 'cos he wrecked my last & now he's stepped through that. Doesn't help that Iv'e been a bit on edge around boots since my Albert got trod on. Now I think he has carried little Sal off on his trouser leg. Please be more careful. Green Spider
A spider spinning its web....
You'd feel much better with a Taurus Raging Bull Magnum at your side. The Fierce, or Brown Fierce, is enough reason to pack. Nor do you want a spider to determine who it is that's recluse...
You should be more worried about the snakes than the spiders
Tô aqui no Brasil assistindo tamo junto irmão
Hello from uk
G'day Beau, your real lucky you didnt come across a Tiger Striped Red Bellied Drop Bear.
They killed a few Chinese miners back in the mid 1800's. The local Aborigines used to do massive scrub burnoffs to kill them whenever their numbers got into plague proportions. Thats why theres no longer any native forrests around Ayers Rock, it was all burnt away hundreds of years ago.
Let the people know when you're in snake country if you make lots of vibration and noise they will most likely flee
Garden spider.
First comment yeah boy!! Love your vids chigg!!
beep thrillz 🍪
Screw that, too many bitey things. Enjoyed the video tho.
How about deaded end, like the poor raccoon diedid
thats what ive heard too killer everything!i know your thinking spiders bur really watch the snakes and crocks... we really do want you to live!! i really wish the beat for you chig im sorry my last comment was taken wrong. so sorry. forgive me?
Me no like spiders...lol
Honestly the aussies are not going to let them show them up they are going to find so much more then you fir some reason , it's a aussie against a American just seems that way oam going to say he had all that in his pocket before we started you
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Great video love watching you , I metal detect in New Zealand,check out my channel , cheers 😁
Hi First :>) Uh-o, spiders
Andrew T 🍪
Next time you should insist on using MINELAB for extra depth and stability .