Gold Again! A Thrilling Return to Dalesford's Golden Triangle using the Minelab GPZ7000 detector
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- Join me on an exciting adventure back to Dalesford, nestled in the heart of the Victorian Golden Triangle, where the gold rush history comes alive! Using the GPZ7000 detector and Nugget Finder 17"x13" Z search coil, in this video, I revisit one of my favorite well-detected spots, and luck is on my side as I unearth more stunning gold pieces. Watch as I navigate through this historic goldfield, sharing tips and techniques for successful gold prospecting. Don't miss the breathtaking landscapes and the thrill of discovery!
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Thanks for sharing good luck
Well done Maurice some nice finds once again and wow you must of done a lot of digging going by the junk you found too . Look forward to your next video stay safe out there. Cheers 😊
Great job,love watching how you do,slow and steady 👍
More to come! Thanks for the comment.
Love your work Maurice. Thanks for another great video 👍👍_🧑🏽🦯
Much appreciated
How do you distinguish between gold and other metals using your detector? My detector has a ferrous discrimination setting which should in theory ignore signals from nails, iron, objects made from iron etc. Yet I continually keep digging up objects made from iron. A friend of mine keeps telling me to listen more carefully to the signal - he claims that he can often tell when the signal is gold or a ferrous based object. Sometimes I think I have learnt the skill but I can't repeat it out in the field often enough to be confident in what my ears are telling me.
So I use the old technique of digging up EVERYTHING and hoping it's the right metal.
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It's taken me years for my ears to become tuned into what a good target sounds like. You still need to dig them all just in case but when it's a Low going high sound and deeper than normal then get a bit more excited. Different detectors and coils are different. Just get used to your setup. Thanks for your comment.
great work nice pieces mate , do you ever get out for 3 or 4 days and not find any thing at all or just junk
Most of the time I find gold. Occasionally I have a one or two day drought but then I go back to where I know the gold is and carefully detect and generally find some more. Even I don't get it all. Different days and different settings seem to find those nuggies that are missed previously. Thanks for the comment and for watching. Much appreciated.
@@metaldetectingfun thanks for your vids