You need to wash out those cracks with water and collect all that fine material your leaving. That is where most of the gold your missing is. Flood the cracks with water and suck out the material.

@Badbeau

6 жыл бұрын

100% correct on that one, my thoughts exactly. I have a 12v wet/dry vac I picked up at a thrift store for like $4 and it's perfect for such a job.

@rickdees251

6 жыл бұрын

Perhaps you could also have a small pump for squirting water under pressure and just suck up the water and material with that vac'? Summer's coming get to it. ;)

@thee8ucationer464

5 жыл бұрын

I Wii travel to missouri if you would like to run a 3" Highbanker/ dredge

@Frogcreek1938

5 жыл бұрын

I just don't understand why you are not using a saftey pan panning in the creek maybe I'm not seeing the safety pan IDK , but anyways I really like your video's. I my self have found Missouri gold up here in Macon county. Thanks for your video's use that safety pan!🇺🇲

@dwightpruitt6809

3 жыл бұрын

We have h\o solar panels charge batteries and use car vac to suck till dry them cracks are full of gold

Nice set up good pan of gold it's all about having and getting away from the city.

One more thing sunny , on your wash up , your flower gold is floating right out the tote on the bubbles

Hey Kyle, just a suggestion. When you pull those bigger rocks out of the crack, wash them off because I noticed that there was still a lot of dirt on them. Gold will stick to those rocks. I’ve found flakes on rocks pulled out of the clay.

I really like trommels. Thanks the video.

@KyleThiemann

5 жыл бұрын

Your welcome I’m glad you enjoyed it !

Great video and set up, I'm waiting on my gold cube and trommel to show up this week. I'd like to say that it wouldn't take any time at all to classify down to -2 (1/2") and I bet it would increase your throughput substantially, by not having to deal with those larger rocks and other debris clogging up the trommel and slowing things down. Just a thought. :)

Man that rig would be killer to use out here in CO especially up by Leadville / Cache Creek area when the ground thaws out.

@KyleThiemann

6 жыл бұрын

KleshGuitars I’ll be back this year for sure !

@markpascoe7845

5 жыл бұрын

KleshGuitars you might be aware. But the cube was invented and is made in fairplay Co. I'm a sub of yours we used to dig same places around the ole Kermits Saloon

Rather then tossing all those chunks of quartz you need t be running through a mill then panning or cubing the dust. This has paid off for me often! Dont forget to flood and dredge those cracks for the stuff you missed too!

great gear,,,good work

Hey when you get the crack cleaned out, put a bunch of miners moss in the crack. Next time just pull it out and wash

That quarter inch crack probably loaded good luck nice clean up

Simple old machine, nice job

Lucky man, no way my wife would even spend a hour working for Gold. She just looks for it in my wallet🤣

Cool channel mate just subscribed 😀

I know it's the thrill of the hunt, but you could actually make some money with silver ore in Missouri. I'm in Arkansas and have finally given up on gold. A few specks per pan or 1 gram per month just doesn't do it lol I do have some good silver leads though. Awesome video btw

@pat-the-dadgeorge6458

5 жыл бұрын

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You need to pan off the blond sands and then put the concentrates over the table and you most likely left the best gold in that crack . Yes it’s a learning curve

How well does that Miller table work? Did it get better with age?

Can you tell us the name of the trommel and how your powering it. Great Vid , Thank You

@KyleThiemann

6 жыл бұрын

jerome8469 of course it’s a gold cube trommel and it’s powered by a 12v battery

I would of washed the crevice clean with water.I bet there was loads of gold stuck to the sides.

Hey man where about in Missouri are you? Iv wanted to get into this and would love to get in contact.

how long does your batteries last running the gold box

@KyleThiemann

6 жыл бұрын

Nicholas Parnell they last me all day

Do you still have your gold cube? I bet it would work awesome to cleanup after that 4 inch proline dredge you're running!

@KyleThiemann

4 жыл бұрын

I freakin wish lol

Holy crap baby face hahaha.

@KyleThiemann

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@ryeguysuppafly

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you grew that beard out Boss! You're sharp either way but good gawd mane hahaha. I know I have the baby face pic but that was before Coronavirus and marriage. If I shave I make wifey sad.

1/4 inch crack? Try a slim Jim with a shared edge on it , it’s thin enough to open a window it should work in a crack

@pat-the-dadgeorge6458

5 жыл бұрын

Yes

Counter productive with the trommel

@BiGSmooth9010

2 жыл бұрын

Why do you say that? I've seen a ton of gold come out of those small trommels and it cuts down on classifying your material.

I had to really magnify this video to see the gold, but I guess you got some specks. This is not what I expected but as long as it is getting something. I use the Minelab GPZ 7000 and a 19 inch coil that I got from Minelab, I am wanting to get a 23 inch coil as well. I hardly ever use the 14 inch coil that came standard with my detector. When I get a contact, there may be up to 20 minutes or even 30 minutes of digging, but I usually get a decent nugget, worth about $500 or so.

@KyleThiemann

5 жыл бұрын

Das Boot nice ! Wish I knew where I can bring my detector to find those size nugs!

Scrub them cracks one of those pumps might wash it out into a space to collect

try up in the woods it hasn't been hit yet ..this place has been hit, alot

There's more there GOT to clean those cracks better, I seen mud when you ran your hand through it,there's gold in that there mud.🤣just sayin.

How much gold have you found in total since u been doing this?

@KyleThiemann

6 жыл бұрын

Kelly Lennox lets just say enough to keep this hobby very interesting.

@kellylennox1062

6 жыл бұрын

Gotcha well hey if you like doing it and are even profiting from it. Hell yeah!

I hope you got back in time to wash that crack out can you post an update

For us noobs estimate how much fraction of grams?

That's what I call a gold digger

I think your losing gold when you pan you basically throw all the material out of the pan lol

@KyleThiemann

5 жыл бұрын

It may look like it but not a chance in hell

Doesn’t look very effective