Hello everyone! My name is Jim and I am from Dallas,Ga.! I am new to panning and prospecting and I am fortunate enough to live inside the Dahlonega Gold Belt! I look forward to being a part of this forum and hopefully showing off some of my finds soo
This'nt about prospecting.
But for those of you that are at least a little in touch with God. Please take a little of your time and say a prayer for my co-workers.
We had a flash fire at the refinery that I work at. Three operators were life flighte
Earlier this summer I had the chance to use a Gold N Sand hand dredge owned by APerfectCureMT at his claim. Earlier in the summer we had broke up some cracks in the creek and thought we would give it a try. I had a good time using it cleaning the cr
RiverDigger wrote a great piece. Prospector Safety 101. With so many new people because of the current prices, its critical that they read an pay attention to his set, as well as this set. I would also like to see hard rock miners speak up and put
Planning on doing a winter trip here in the next couple weeks. If anyone has been there or know of the history of the area it would be greatly appreciated. Like winterroad conditions in January etc. thanks a ton
Thinking about going for a week or too does anyone know of any clubs to join in the area besides GPAA? Also am looking for an RV park. Thinking sometime in Jan when it warms up down there. New to this so any help would be much appriciated. Thanks Ric
Well I am thinking of the future here folks. I want to use some of the gold I got in alaska to make or plate 2 chains for me and my wife for valentines day. I am not sure what to do or how to go about it. Do I just buy some good neck chains and then
I went ahead and bought a Keene 140 blower style dry washer.
I been digging a little deeper in the wash looking for bedrock but I been washing the dirt. Sometimes the dirt is not "wet" but is a bit damp. Folks around here (Near Quartzsite, AZ) say
RECREATIONAL GOLD PANNING ON THE MONONGAHELA NATIONAL FOREST Although the Forest has neither geologic setting nor history for gold, recreational or non-commercial panning for gold is allowed on the Monongahela National Forest. You need to be sure tha
I just want to say to Tim, and all of my fellow GPS Brothers and Sisters, how proud I am to be part of this forum. I love the pictures of finds, the clubs/groups, videos, countless tips and how to's. Most of all, I like the down-to-earth and friendly