Another GREAT video. Those bags appear to be core sample bags with location numbers. They will drill down and take samples at various depths. You have a great setup there sir.
@@themahoneymine Yes, I believe you’re correct. I panned out another bag after that and the concentrate was different than the first. The interesting thing about that mill is that there are no solid rock ore there. Years ago I found several pieces I brought home, crushed it and smelted it and got a good gold bean about .20 of a gram. I can’t find any more like that. 🤔
@@themahoneymine You’re correct Doug, that building was used for storage. I met an old timer named Kim, he said those sample bags were of ore they already processed in the mill.
@@TroubledOnePaydirt I’m going to try to get to your bag tomorrow or Friday afternoon. I want to upload that episode either Thursday or Friday evening. That would be Thursday or Friday night for you. Take care.
@@bobsunkees3392 You got that right my brother! I would die of hunger if I relied on this for my food🤣 I hope you enjoyed the process. Thank you for joining us, we deeply appreciate you being here. Take care.
@@mt.treasures911 Yeah, I don’t mind don’t not getting much! I just like the process. I think one day a smelt will surprise me. I’m glad you caught the puppy. She’s been a little skiddish here.
@ErnieDionne I am learning so much, so I agree the process is very interesting. But I really think you will be the one to find the big score, if anyone is wandering it is definitely you. Just the joy in exploring our fabulous area, I feel it will be you. Love your videos so much.
@@mt.treasures911 No matter who, it’ll be fun. Just to be able to watch the lead prill shrink and then see a big button. I can’t wait to get back to the Crown Point Mill Ore again. It produced the most gold and silver so far. My estimate is 1 ounce per ton.
@@jamesculver829 We’ll see if I can get that one. I’m still in the process of moving and getting my new place set up. I have about 800 lbs of this ore that has gold & silver in it. My last assay was at 1 ounce per ton. If you like I can send you some free of charge. Please let me know. Take care.
Cool setup indeed fam 😎. Keep on having fun and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠
@@GSProspecting Thank you my brother 💪🏻
Good work thank you Sar ji bahut bahut Shukriya ji aap bahut acchi Jankari Dete Hain ji aapka bahut bahut dhanyvad ji🎉
@@sureshjisoni7714 Thank you very much my friend 👍🏻
Nice work Ernie! Your processing center is very well setup. You only need some shade there. lol.
Good gold hunting.
Take care.
@@SilvasSmallMining Thank you Bob. And yeah, you’re right about the shade. I have a couple of shade trees but I haven’t planted them yet. Take care.
We love the new setup. Looks great. So nice, everything set up to be productive. Great video.
@@mt.treasures911 Thank you. I have a long way to go. I can’t wait to get my turf here 🙂
Sweet setup
@@troyrager1352 Thank you 😊
Another GREAT video. Those bags appear to be core sample bags with location numbers. They will drill down and take samples at various depths. You have a great setup there sir.
@@themahoneymine Yes, I believe you’re correct. I panned out another bag after that and the concentrate was different than the first. The interesting thing about that mill is that there are no solid rock ore there. Years ago I found several pieces I brought home, crushed it and smelted it and got a good gold bean about .20 of a gram. I can’t find any more like that. 🤔
@ErnieDionne - most likely that was used for storage of the samples. Actual ore intended for the mill would most likely have greater values.
@@themahoneymine All the bags are right next to the mixer in that one location of the mill.
@@ErnieDionne We need to discuss this in person.
@@themahoneymine You’re correct Doug, that building was used for storage. I met an old timer named Kim, he said those sample bags were of ore they already processed in the mill.
Can’t wait to pan my bag out! Gonna do that tomorrow I do believe!
@@TroubledOnePaydirt Cool, it’ll be interesting to see.
@@TroubledOnePaydirt I’m going to try to get to your bag tomorrow or Friday afternoon. I want to upload that episode either Thursday or Friday evening. That would be Thursday or Friday night for you. Take care.
Shure work hard for a little bit of silver.
@@bobsunkees3392 You got that right my brother! I would die of hunger if I relied on this for my food🤣 I hope you enjoyed the process. Thank you for joining us, we deeply appreciate you being here. Take care.
Well unfortunately you have to keep testing what you find , hoping it will produce. The wandering dog gets the bone.
@@mt.treasures911 Yeah, I don’t mind don’t not getting much! I just like the process. I think one day a smelt will surprise me. I’m glad you caught the puppy. She’s been a little skiddish here.
@ErnieDionne I am learning so much, so I agree the process is very interesting. But I really think you will be the one to find the big score, if anyone is wandering it is definitely you. Just the joy in exploring our fabulous area, I feel it will be you. Love your videos so much.
@@mt.treasures911 No matter who, it’ll be fun. Just to be able to watch the lead prill shrink and then see a big button. I can’t wait to get back to the Crown Point Mill Ore again. It produced the most gold and silver so far. My estimate is 1 ounce per ton.
Interesting results. Still, it makes me curious about how many you have that one could be a big winner!
@@jamesculver829 We’ll see if I can get that one. I’m still in the process of moving and getting my new place set up. I have about 800 lbs of this ore that has gold & silver in it. My last assay was at 1 ounce per ton. If you like I can send you some free of charge. Please let me know. Take care.