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Quartz vein 6028 4
Started by roady692001@yahoo.com
I have found a quartz vein that is about 2 feet wide and , what is visable , about 12 feet long. How do I work this It's in gila national park new Mexico if that makes a difference on how to work it. Thx
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by DAVE STJOHN  12 Jan 2018 01:52 AM |
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What Classifier Sizes 16789 8
Started by civilian_again@yahoo.com
I am looking at getting more classifiers. I have the 2 (1/2') and 8 (1/8') mesh classifiers by Keene. I am going to use a 100 for (Blue Bowl and Miller Table). What sizes do you feel are best to add before the 100 mesh or can I just go from the 8 straight to the 100 My concern is having to much to dig through, in the classifier, if I make a big jump like this. Thanks
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by Thomas Wentling 11 Jan 2018 08:23 AM |
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Hog Canyon Sierra county (hog Canyon claim) 1694 0
Started by wiser002@aol.com
Hey members I was just wondering if anybody has any info on the hog canyon claim !! Just wondering if anybody was there and to share any experience thanks all !! and an early Merry Xmas to all !!!
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Hog Canyon Sierra county (hog Canyon claim) 1392 0
Started by wiser002@aol.com
Hey members I was just wondering if anybody has any info on the hog canyon claim !! Just wondering if anybody was there and to share any experience thanks all !! and an early Merry Xmas to all !!!
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Hog Canyon Sierra county (hog Canyon claim) 1348 0
Started by wiser002@aol.com
Hey members I was just wondering if anybody has any info on the hog canyon claim !! Just wondering if anybody was there and to share any experience thanks all !! and an early Merry Xmas to all !!!
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Hog Canyon Sierra county (hog Canyon claim) 1397 0
Started by wiser002@aol.com
Hey members I was just wondering if anybody has any info on the hog canyon claim !! Just wondering if anybody was there and to share any experience thanks all !! and an early Merry Xmas to all !!!
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south carolina 12012 2
Started by rkline
I have access to several streams in the Greenville county area of s.c . it is all private property. my question is can I use my 2'' highbanker dredge on these areas, or do I have to deal with permits, any ideas greatly appreciated .
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by freddie beck 22 Nov 2017 12:05 AM |
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15 Replies and 26380 Views
Dry washers, losing gold 26380 15
Started by rewipe
I got a Gold Duster dry washer that I bought used a few years ago. I'm getting ready for my gold trip and bought some bags of dirt at the Gold Show. I ran them in my dry washer and then panned the tailings and found some big flakes. What I'm I doing wrong I'm digging dirt on a mountain and classify it down to 1/4 inch and pack it down to the river and run it in my high banker. I was hoping to use the dry washer on the mountain to save me some trips up and down the mountain. I...
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by ROBERT MARTINEZ 14 Nov 2017 12:02 PM |
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11 Replies and 15590 Views
Sensitivity or Gain on your detector 15590 11
Started by Nugget Shooter
Hi All, Nugget Shooter's tip for today involves setting up your detector's Gain or Sensitivity.... First to those familiar with CB Radios TX Gain is more power out and RX Gain is receive, so this said all metal detectors currently used for the most part are VLF or PI and even ZVT, but all are ruled by their RF function in that if not set properly you will miss targets. So how do you set it up
Quick and simple with PI air tune to eliminate EMI and ground balance in...
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by ROBERT MARTINEZ 12 Nov 2017 01:45 PM |
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by joseph Loyd 10 Oct 2017 04:13 PM |
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1 Replies and 24150 Views
san faranda miners page 24150 1
Started by larry90805@yahoo.com
looking for veterans handicapped like me we can help are selves
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by WILLIAM HALL 21 Aug 2017 05:07 PM |
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10 Replies and 33305 Views
Mining Guide ? 33305 10
Started by frankn1937@hotmail.com
Why doesn't the on line mining guide have a map of the area showing the location The old guide did. The map showed the topography of the area
which was very useful.
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by WALTER EASON 10 Aug 2017 06:16 PM |
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14 Replies and 11326 Views
Alluvial Fan tips...? 11326 14
Started by duluthian25.zapp@gmail.com
It seems like the majority of available claims are of the alluvial fan types. Does anybody have any prospecting tips for these particular areas It is not like there are geological markers that are easier to follow.
I am getting tired of prospecting and finding nothing but sand and sweat in these areas. I am just curious if anybody out here has any tips that might help me be a little better with my prospecting. I am not afraid of doing the labor involved to get that gold...
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by Larry Sugden 09 Apr 2017 09:35 AM |
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12 Replies and 13830 Views
Static in vial 13830 12
Started by ScottSn3@aol.com
I have a little flour gold in a plastic vial and static causes it to stick to the sides. Any way to get rid of the static other than using a glass vial
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by Larry Sugden 05 Apr 2017 05:12 PM |
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1 Replies and 7062 Views
Join us LIVE Friday nights on Facebook. 7062 1
Started by Mike Primer
We'll be doing a live Facebook show on Friday nights 8-9pm est.
There are giveaways and gold talk.
Hope to see you there.
Here's the promo video for it.
http://www.youtube.com/watchv=-dCTL-itvVk
Doc
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by Kevin DeWolf 01 Apr 2017 08:25 AM |
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32 Replies and 34743 Views
Crushing Quartz 34743 32
Started by ompomelet@gmail.com
Saw an interesting Youtube video a bit ago.
Guy took a lemon sized smooth quartz stone from a gold bearing river and crushed It using a steel mallet and t-shirt. As he broke it up, he checked for gold veins and found none, but panned out the crushed rock and found what appeared to be nearly 0.5 grams of nice gold flakes.
Anyone else ever tried that with good results
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by Terrance Cieszki 31 Mar 2017 02:34 PM |
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26 Replies and 17687 Views
pulse 6X 17687 26
Started by justusnu22@yahoo.com
Has anybody ever used the pulse 6X with any success
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by Terrance Cieszki 27 Mar 2017 08:24 PM |
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2 Replies and 10056 Views
DIY Bazooka gold trap stand.. 10056 2
Started by mparramore1969@aol.com
In the past I have had issues with setting up the Bazooka in the river. I thought there has to be an easier way. I looked online and figured that I would make a stand myself. I could drive the stakes into the river, adjust the height and angle if needed. The bungee cords hold down the Bazooka and it wont float off. I think I went over board with the wire and drilling the screws and sliding lock pieces. At least I wont lose the parts to the river. I am open to new ideas. You can use my ideas and ...
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by JON STEINER 07 Mar 2017 06:38 PM |
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New use for Gold for joints, drill bits and armour plating ! 7911 2
Started by robertj.scarborough@comcast.net
Can the uses of Gold get any better than making new jewelry trinkets or used as
a corrosion resistant plating for circuit boards or as a infrared radiation heat shield on astronaut helmets
Rice University has discovered a new alloy made of Gold and Titanium that is
4X stronger than most steel alloys.
The researchers say the alloy sample pretty much destroyed a diamond pestle and mortar used to crush the sample for
testing in a spectrum analyzer.
The addition of Gold to Titanium makes an...
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by WILLIAM SOUTHERN 03 Jan 2017 04:56 PM |
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4 Replies and 11351 Views
awesome wbsite 11351 4
Started by motherlodeprospecting@outlook.com
here is one of the best websites for land status info and research. Make sure to turn on the overlays until your zoomed in on an area. It slows the map loading other wise. Claim info is updated twice a month. if you are aware of the 'footprints' software this site is owned by the same person.
Learn to use the info button and more info is at your fingertips on one site than many others combined.
http://www.mylandmatters.org/
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by tom glenn 01 Dec 2016 10:50 AM |
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New LDMA General Forum 10383 3
Started by ed@braggfamily.com
I would like to propose a new general LDMA Members Update Forum that all the LDMA members and caretakers that can post updates for camp phone, address, rules, events, discuss issues, etc. Another idea is a menu option for LDMA members to at least be able to view the LDMA camp current information. I know there are individual forums for each camp, but I think a general LDMA Forum for discussing LDMA properties, events, or issues would be beneficial to all.
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by E. JIM/PAM HANEY 04 Nov 2016 08:23 AM |
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What's With That Name ? 8885 1
Started by rockkingron@gmail.com
Something that is often overlooked is the names on maps and how they can help the prospector to locate likely areas to hunt. A good example of this is the colorful and strange names the 49ers gave to towns, ravines, creeks, streams, hills, and mountains where they hunted for gold. Also some of these place names have been renamed several times over the years.
One area that I hunted, I had with me an old 1890s map, a 1950s 15-min. topo map,...
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by ADAM ANDREWS 21 Oct 2016 11:37 AM |
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21 Replies and 18200 Views
Folding Sluice Box Classifier 18200 21
Started by Stumbletown Miner
Hi everybody,
I made a cheap inexpensive classifier for a folding sluice box. It's made from a $3 IKEA strainer and a Dollar Store strainer with Home Depot plexi-glass, and Epoxy.
The main reason I did this is because the folding sluice box's load up with 1/2' rocks and they stay loaded up. So 1/4' or smaller is best. My classifier is in the water so it rinses all the rocks and materials. The first grate (Grizzly) puts the bigger rocks in t...
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by ADAM ANDREWS 21 Oct 2016 09:09 AM |
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26 Replies and 27671 Views
Gold mining bucket tip 27671 26
Started by Stumbletown Miner
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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7 Replies and 14371 Views
USFS Roads 14371 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 |