I am new to prospecting and have been looking for places to go. So for the heck of it I went to the gpaa site and clicked on the U.P. and up popped the the Keweenaw and it said Our Rich gold bearing areas.
i will be goin to alaska for a prospecting/exploring adventure on june 19 for bout a month. it should be a trip of a lifetime. i had several friends say they would go but blew thier money. i have enough saved for my plane tix, car rental and most sup
Last week was my birthday and I didn't feel very well waking up on that morning. I went downstairs for breakfast hoping my husband would be pleasant and say, 'Happy Birthday!', and possibly have a small present for me.
I posted some picture of some yellow mud that I dug up at the bottom of a creekbed and was wondering if anyone has seen similar material? I run it through a cleanup sluice and it seems to stay with the black sand. Gold powder maybe? Its so fine that
I have a claim in Oregon, 20 Ac with a small creek. It is about 15 miles out from Grants Pass in a good gold are. It has never been hydrauliced and is nearly all old ancient river bed. I love the place, but to get to good pay it will take s
My bud and I were working the stream. While walking over to the sluice box, I slipped. My bud says, " real miners don't slip on the rocks". I let it go 'til he came up out of the water yellin' " Man, that water is cold".
I know Gold prospector space shows the most recent comments, but is there a way to see the older stuff? Like go back a couple days or more and see what I missed?
I went back to my spot that I recently found and did even better, however I do believe that I cleaned this one out so Now it is on to finding the next best gold
Sorry no pictures yet the 88 scottsdales getting some work done to it, the backpack dredge is in the basement in storage and my slack bum is working hard to get it all going again so miner beware greenguru will be there again soon. inclosed you find