My dad an I had a mining claim in Mohave County, AZ for 20 years. We used to see tarantulas walk past the campfire at night but they were always "skinny" compared to ones I always saw on TV and the one you had here. I always chalked it up to life in the desert being harder and good meals tough for them to come by.
My Brother TJ was chased by a bear in Idaho. Luckily he got away but he said he will never be that scared again. I enjoyed listening to your stories today. My family came here in 1733. I only wish I could have heard some of those stories. There is one fact. The property is still in the family in PA. It was given in a grant from the Indians. It was not surveyed but the amount given was determined by the distance a man could walk in 2 days. No BS. True fact
One of the few things I remember from my Geology 201 at Washington State University was the etymology of Breccia. "The word has its origins in the Italian language, in which it means "rubble". (Wiki) Thanks for taking us along.
I'm so glad you gave an answer of never seeing a 'Big Foot'...I've never seen what most people would call such and I'm not looking forward to ever having to encounter one either...Bears, Mt Lions, and other humans are what I fear most...Really like your video's and the knowledge of what you share of the area's you show us...Thanks for being out there. Later
I sure enjoy your channel. I am done pretty much what you do from the history value, adventure. It is amazing what I found in northern Utah goldmine dumps Graves Picture graphs Crude smelters drum tools You name it. Unfortunately like you say they're either picked over or ruined or shot at and just destroyed. Or somebody has blown them up or blocked them off. It's just too bad. I did this rough leaf for 49 years and wish I had the health to go back out and do some more .
Nice video, awesome geology. Thanks! Gun is a no brainer in the woods, I have been close to bears many times, never shot at one but I would have if needed.
Awesome Video! I'd recommend utilizing some lidar imaging. That may give you a better indication of where the mine is if there's any major deviations in the surface of the earth.
Thanks Smokey and great recommendation. I was watching your videos last night where you were crushing and smelting electronics for the metal. Very cool stuff.
@@LowBudgetExploration You're welcome! I hope the suggestion helps, Smokey is my cat's name lol. I was surprised myself with the results achieved from the electronic waste.
Great informative video, as always. Disappointing that the mine was closed. I knew of 2 that has been dinamited shut. But found a place that was fireset worked Danny
It is frustrating when they do it. I read a book one time and the forest service had a dedicated employee whose job was to find and seal old mines. What a waste.
They come from the Prairie to the front range of the Southern Rockies to mate. After mating, the female tries to kill the male and eat him. Crazy sh*t.
Bro u just sheesh talk and talk and talk and talk about nothing and everything what's anything u said have to do with the gold mine learn how to film and learn how to stay on subject
My dad an I had a mining claim in Mohave County, AZ for 20 years. We used to see tarantulas walk past the campfire at night but they were always "skinny" compared to ones I always saw on TV and the one you had here. I always chalked it up to life in the desert being harder and good meals tough for them to come by.
Thankyou for your films, awesome. Peace from Northern Ireland.
Another great video, always enjoy your way of sharing your info, Aussie in Canada Cheers
Great video. I spent my day up in the Sangres of Colorado, prospecting an area full of breccia, quartz, and green schist.
I love the Sangres, beautiful mountain range.
My Brother TJ was chased by a bear in Idaho. Luckily he got away but he said he will never be that scared
again. I enjoyed listening to your stories today. My family came here in 1733. I only wish I could have heard
some of those stories. There is one fact. The property is still in the family in PA. It was given in a grant from
the Indians. It was not surveyed but the amount given was determined by the distance a man could walk in
2 days. No BS. True fact
Very cool!
Just got done watching the debate I needed this video to detox my mind. Thanks
LOL. I know how you feel.
One of the few things I remember from my Geology 201 at Washington State University was the etymology of Breccia. "The word has its origins in the Italian language, in which it means "rubble". (Wiki) Thanks for taking us along.
My pleasure :)
Thanks from Alaska I've been around gold miners my whole life this is one part I think comes into play up here
Thanks for taking us along and sharing, really enjoyed this
Interesting about the juniper tree thanks for that, also what a cool spider.
You bet, glad you enjoyed it.
Very knowledgeable Christopher.. great video
Thanks Patsy
I'm so glad you gave an answer of never seeing a 'Big Foot'...I've never seen what most people would call such and I'm not looking forward to ever having to encounter one either...Bears, Mt Lions, and other humans are what I fear most...Really like your video's and the knowledge of what you share of the area's you show us...Thanks for being out there. Later
I feel the same way, especially regarding other humans.
another great video. Much appreciated
Thanks Cory.
Very cool.. I learned something..Love it..
Great Videos
I sure enjoy your channel. I am done pretty much what you do from the history value, adventure. It is amazing what I found in northern Utah goldmine dumps Graves Picture graphs Crude smelters drum tools You name it. Unfortunately like you say they're either picked over or ruined or shot at and just destroyed. Or somebody has blown them up or blocked them off. It's just too bad. I did this rough leaf for 49 years and wish I had the health to go back out and do some more .
Nice video, awesome geology. Thanks! Gun is a no brainer in the woods, I have been close to bears many times, never shot at one but I would have if needed.
Awesome Video! I'd recommend utilizing some lidar imaging. That may give you a better indication of where the mine is if there's any major deviations in the surface of the earth.
Thanks Smokey and great recommendation. I was watching your videos last night where you were crushing and smelting electronics for the metal. Very cool stuff.
@@LowBudgetExploration You're welcome! I hope the suggestion helps, Smokey is my cat's name lol. I was surprised myself with the results achieved from the electronic waste.
Nice Job !!
Thank you and nice jeep!
@@LowBudgetExploration thank you sir !!
Great informative video, as always. Disappointing that the mine was closed. I knew of 2 that has been dinamited shut. But found a place that was fireset worked Danny
It is frustrating when they do it. I read a book one time and the forest service had a dedicated employee whose job was to find and seal old mines. What a waste.
Thanks for sharing heavy pans brother
You too
@@LowBudgetExploration All three of us should do a collaboration!
I remember reading about that bear attack. Your nephew is a badass for fighting off that bear, a grizzly if i remember right.
It was, I believe she had a cub with her.
Since you did not show the gold flakes in that rock, did you have a creditable assay company's report?
Juniper are an invasive plant.
Need to make more gin then.
Where are the Tarantulas migrating from and too..?
They come from the Prairie to the front range of the Southern Rockies to mate. After mating, the female tries to kill the male and eat him. Crazy sh*t.
@@LowBudgetExploration Yeah that seems a mad undertaking for a spider! And as for the fellas..😬
Thanks for the info mate,enjoyed the vid and subbed 👍
Usually people who breathe through their ears don't see Bigfoot fyi.....
They're perfectly harmless to handle. Try it. Stretch yourself. Open your horizons. jejeje
I have a friend who used to let them crawl all over him. Not for me, no thanks. LOL.
Bro u just sheesh talk and talk and talk and talk about nothing and everything what's anything u said have to do with the gold mine learn how to film and learn how to stay on subject
Greed 👎
Well invest in a tripod you got to be the worst cameraman in the history of UA-cam
I must have told you a million times,do not exaggerate..