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Gold mining bucket tip 31662 26
Started by thechargerdude@aol.com
If you've carried a bucket full of Gold mining tools very far, like four miles up a river, then you'll like this bucket tip. A snappy grip & a closet rod bracket bolted onto the bucket to carry the Gold pan & a classifier. And in the bucket are the usual tools...small blue pan, rock hammer, crevice tool, scooper, paint brush, black sand magnet, sucker bottle, pouch with viles & tweezers, etc..
Stumbletown Miner
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by Benjamin Crain  07 Sep 2016 04:31 PM |
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USFS Roads 16325 7
Started by waugh1198@gmail.com
If you are using USFS roads, go to any office of the National Forest you are in and get a copy of the Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM). These are free, so no excuse to not have them in the rig, and for each Forest you visit. This will show the road system that is open for motorized travel.
It is up to the user to know where they are and if the route they are on is open for use. They are not required to post routes as open, as the policy now is 'closed unless posted opn', ...
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by JON STEINER 04 Sep 2016 10:47 PM |
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T- 80 pump useing a wr brown speedy compresser 16318 5
Started by garyschwall@yahoo.com
Can you use a speedy wr brown compresser for under water dredge diving it is a paint compresser what I have heard it is the same as the t-80 compresser it is oil less the breather is on top the t-80 is on the side which makes for cooler air no bearing heat like the t-80 .
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by GARY SCHWALL 01 Sep 2016 07:40 PM |
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Prospecting equipment? 14148 9
Started by ompomelet@gmail.com
So, I have a pair of Garret pans, (14' and 10') Classifyers at 1/4', 1/8', 1/16' and a screen colander. I had a 1/2' one but I left it back in Texas. Might have to have sis' mail it to me. Also have a good heavy rock hammer/pick, a set of 3 heavy cold chisels, a set of 10 smaller masonry chisels and punches, a gold snuffer bottle, a few plastic pasture pipettes I scored from an essential oil seller (these are really nice for picking up the fine gold out of the pan and transferring it directly in...
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by myrton woolen 12 Aug 2016 02:30 PM |
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The Big Dig.... 5380 0
Started by Mike Primer
Fun day up at GNG in North GA.
Added a few tips at the end as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watchv=n-yYIwl1PbU
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08 Aug 2016 03:35 AM |
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1 Replies and 9780 Views
Clays and dirty water 9780 1
Started by frankram72@yahoo.com
I have notice lots of people asking how do I get my water clear when panning out in my tub..Lots of people use Clay gone, but there are many other products out their your local pool supply store or Home Depot/Lowes. I have worked over a decade in mining industry as a washplant/Tipple operator. these products are environmentally safe to use at home or in a controlled area.
I'll try not to sound to nerdy or scientific on the process of what these chemicals do and a lot has to do with PH levels of...
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by Mary McCarty 05 Jul 2016 07:07 AM |
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3 Replies and 7665 Views
Free Learning Days June 3 and 4 at Loud Mine 7665 3
Started by Mike Primer
Anyone can come, just make sure you register and we ask that those coming be able to attend both days.
More info on our facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/goldhog
Thanks
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by Brad Lamb 09 Jun 2016 06:27 AM |
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what claim to visit out west from the mining guide ????????? 13818 9
Started by greenmm2k4@yahoo.com
Good afternoon all,
I am looking to take a trip to one of the claims in the mining guide the week of March 20th 2016, ( my first one )! My choices are AZ,CA,or OR. I would prefer a claim that will be semi warm that time of year. I just want to know if anyone had any info or knows wich claims have really good gold to pan and sluice. A claim that has fairly easy access to and is in a relativly safe area. Im planning a 4 day trip and plan on renting a jeep too.
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by JEFF W HIGGERSON 26 Apr 2016 06:26 AM |
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4 Replies and 13526 Views
Bubble level 13526 4
Started by roysleight@citlink.net
Anyone else done this I haven't seen any others. Makes the initial setup really quick and easy. With this sluice and the bubble centered, it shows that I have a 3 inch drop for the 36 inch sluice, then I can adjust from there.
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by TIM LEIBEL 23 Apr 2016 11:21 AM |
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3 Replies and 12704 Views
MINE CACHE 12704 3
Started by garyschwall@yahoo.com
Hey just got mine cache which is great I guess kind of new program for me I like that it gives you gps location on mines and prospects and tells what kind of mines the are hard rock ,surface , placer, ect. which is great because I am in nc and there are like 500 spot but some of the gps spots put me in people front yards and some are like on farm lands ect. I also have gold maps just want to get my shovel in the ground with out getting matching bra...
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by LEO LORENZ 04 Apr 2016 09:21 PM |
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1 Replies and 6952 Views
Great Warranty Service, The Gold Miner Spiral Wheel 6952 1
Started by gbradlamb@hotmail.com
My Gold Miner Spiral Wheel developed an issue last Sunday while I was getting ready to use it to go through some tailings....the motor/gear ground and then stopped. I unplugged it and tried again. No Luck.
I gave Karen a call at Treasure and Gold Products in Hudsonville, MI (Manufacturers of the Gold Miner) and she said go ahead and send it back and we will fix it or replace and send it back to you.
I boxed it up the next day and sent it off.
It was back to me today and loo...
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by Brad Lamb 15 Feb 2016 02:42 AM |
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12 Replies and 17868 Views
Getting Started (Metal Detecting) 17868 12
Started by nuggetshooter@outlook.com
GETTING STARTED
Getting started metal detecting for gold nuggets is as easy as buying a metal detector and hitting the gold fields right Well the answer to that one can be yes or no. There are many detectors on the market designed for different fields of the metal detecting hobby, although there are a large number of professionals that metal detect for a living. To them nugget hunting, treasure hunting, etc. is much more than a hobby this is a living and full time business to many miners!
&nb...
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by SHELDON SWEAT 02 Jan 2016 03:13 AM |
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7 Replies and 14633 Views
OK - you found some gold - but now what??? 14633 7
Started by robert.j.gallagher@gmail.com
Just curious, what does everyone do with their gold that they find
I'm really curious if anyone has given it to a jeweler to make a piece of jewelry!
Take care,
Rob
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by D M TURNEY 25 Dec 2015 09:55 AM |
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9 Replies and 14561 Views
Hard Rock Prospecting 14561 9
Started by bfrischolz6@live.com
How to tell the difference between pyrite and gold when still in the rock What's the chances of gold being found with large amounts of pyrite Best way to extract
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by LEO LORENZ 24 Dec 2015 01:45 PM |
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6 Replies and 16022 Views
Fine gold trick 16022 6
Started by frankn1937@hotmail.com
This is a little trick that I have used to pan fine gold. The surface tension of water has a tendency to make fine gold float.
To overcome this, add a couple of drops of dish washing soap liks Dial, etc. It breaks up the surface tension and the fine gold sinks and 'pans' properly. Frank...-
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by john McGrath 24 Dec 2015 01:05 PM |
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Started by julia@mhleather.com
Hi, I need to vent and ask for help.
I'm in north Idaho, I belong to a local club with several claims, and this is my second summer prospecting. I research, I read everything I can get my hands on, I watch endless YouTube videos, I work hard and try to work smart when prospecting, but except for three small flakes I found my first day out last summer, I'm not finding anything. At all. Even in a creek where I know there's gold - I've seen it in others' pans - but it eludes me.
I am so frustrate...
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by JEFF MARTIN 20 Dec 2015 08:12 PM |
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6 Replies and 14531 Views
power sluicing 14531 6
Started by jhawk.43@yahoo.com
Is it legal to power sluice in CA. High banker in the stream feeding stream material. Can't dredge need some way to get gold.
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by JERE CLEMENTS 08 Dec 2015 11:23 AM |
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4 Replies and 11620 Views
Randy's New Gold Adventures Forum Now On-Line! 11620 4
Started by randywitham@centurylink.net
Hey GPAA Gold Prospectors...
Well, after some on-line effort and much waiting..... I simply couldn't recover my 'old' Gold Adventures web site Forum on createforumhosting.com.
So, I have started up a brand new Gold Adventures Forum at a different hosting site and we'll just have to start over...
PLEASE join and/or rejoin my 'new' Gold Adventures Forum:
Located here off my web site page: http://goldadventures.biz/new_forum
Or, directly to the Login page: ...
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by joseph Loyd 02 Dec 2015 07:47 PM |
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I need help on what types of equipment to use 8143 2
Started by kyleclay@msn.com
I need help on trying to determine what kind of equipment I can use or convert to for 25 dump truck loads of sapphire ore I have access to. I would like to go through about 20 five gallon buckets per day. Any advice will be helpful. Just to give you an idea of what I have already done, I used a screen to wash the material about two coffee cups at a time and it took me two days to go through 3 five gallon buckets.
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by ANTHONY BAILEY 29 Nov 2015 05:14 PM |
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Carrying nuggets in the field 8080 8
Started by tpleibel@gmail.com
I am unfortunately Diabetic. My own fault and genes but I have to test my blood several times a day. The little containers that the test strips come in are plastic and have a seal that makes them air and water tight. I carry one on my pocket to put any nuggets or interesting gems etc. in. If you have friends that are diabetic, they will have lots of these laying around. If not come ask me on a claim, I always carry about 10 or so in my supplies to share.
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by Brad Lamb 05 Nov 2015 06:52 AM |