Why are you throwing stone up on the bank? Stupid.
@Your_mom92819 күн бұрын
Been there several times, did some panning where it opens up to Alatoona but I didn’t really find anything. I know exactly the area. It was a killer bringing back three 5 gallon buckets all the way back to parking lot. If you continue left along the bank where the river opens into the lake, you’ll see some cave locations. Definitely need weighted or muck boots
@cariberkah7572 ай бұрын
hello,,slam knal dari indonesia,,,🇮🇩hadir suport🙏🙏
@Stevesbe3 ай бұрын
Was this filmed in the 90s?
@ProspectorAl5 ай бұрын
Try a Blue Bowl or Gold Cube.
@patriciab18607 ай бұрын
Owl
@dj_saint9 ай бұрын
Would love to know what you do with that planet phatt in the rack over there
@autumndh Жыл бұрын
No offense but just pan it right. You don’t need magnets and all that. Just pan it like a man….leave a little bit of black sand as a separation line. Too much junk left in your pan.
@Destrothedestroyed Жыл бұрын
I'm heading to the area for vacation soon so I watched your video for an idea of what is in the area, I might recommend a drop of jetdry to break surface tension of the water I have noticed even being heavy gold can float when it's tiny. as far as easier ways you seem pretty handy there are cheap effective thinks you can build to make separating a lot easier.
@McDoubleNopick1es Жыл бұрын
Been a while since you had a comment on this video 😂 im right off 92 and been thinking about getting out there and stumbled onto your channel. Have you been out there at all recently? Are these places still easy to get to? Lots of questions and hell if you want to get out there im probably pretty close to you, could help you move some material and learn me a thing or two.
@Mrpocketprospecting Жыл бұрын
Every creek we have tried near there as yielded some color, even a few pickers now and then, try to get in some creeks just south of there it’s gets better!
@jffbrk1 Жыл бұрын
better than I did
@DanaHubbard-tx3nl Жыл бұрын
What kind of boxes are you using in the ground and where can they be found?
@texyat7388 Жыл бұрын
Great work on that stealthy setup. I hope nobody finds it as well because people are petty enough to make a big deal about it even though you’ve done an amazing job of hiding everything.
@forcedinduction5245 Жыл бұрын
Do you know if we can use a portable sluice box in Cherokee County ?
@HighPassGuy Жыл бұрын
It's not a County regulation. This is a Corps of Engineers thing.... On PRIVATE property in the county you can use whatever you want. I am unsure about parks, etc but would think sluice box is OK but I wouldn't bring out a 3" dredge and start working, lol! You can NOT use anything but shovel and pan in close proximity to Allatoona and specifically on Corps of Engineers property.
@forcedinduction5245 Жыл бұрын
@@HighPassGuy yes that is what I meant on core property. I know that on private property we can do what we want, I have panned that same spot. I have a few other questions about prospecting. Can you tell me who or what part of government.i need to ask?
@paulyosef7550 Жыл бұрын
nice job
@meyou7028 Жыл бұрын
Take wooden off bells ferry Rd. Turn into lemon st. Dead end park... Your here
@lightbridge2012 Жыл бұрын
use a pry bar and break up that bed rock at that waterfall
@Pitbull.Prospecting Жыл бұрын
Not everyone out here in the west is laughing nice job with the AU
@tomKZ8TOM Жыл бұрын
A great idea for any type of property. Have you had any problems since you installed? Do you need to do anything to compensate for the long run to the antennas?
@chrisburch9232 Жыл бұрын
You have a lot to learn
@rickybearden4575 Жыл бұрын
No secret about that place I know where it is !!!
@brienmauer81342 жыл бұрын
Try putting a coffee filter over your magnet!
@blindsidets6 ай бұрын
Now that is genius
@spencerhearn61522 жыл бұрын
I've been in the area panning for some time now too and found some decent gold. I'm still fairly new at prospecting but do u have issues in that area trying to get parking or u just walk the few miles to it?
@HighPassGuy2 жыл бұрын
There are 3 (if people park right) spots at this one. I've never had any problem squeezing in and that's only been a couple of times. It's usually just me as I usually go when its colder. Poison Ivy and bugs suck. This place is a 10 minute walk from the car if that. At other places, I'll hike in as far as an hour for that hidden good gold that no one else wants to make the hike for :)
@spencerhearn61522 жыл бұрын
That is awsome. If your ok with it I'd love to go there sometime to see what it's like....maybe learn some stuff if you have ideas. U can keep all the gold found but knowledge and information learned from someone else goes along way in my mind. If ur not game it's ok ...keep up the vids about gold prospecting 💪
@T-800ii2 жыл бұрын
🧐
@Engineer_GM_Ford_Chrysler2 жыл бұрын
Do you need a permit to pan in Georgia? And if so , what kind of fees?
@reaj20102 жыл бұрын
You don't need a permit for panning in georgia but there is some land you can't do it on. Like state parks or private property without permission
@reaj20102 жыл бұрын
And there is some land you need a hunting or fishing license to be on at all
@joecrumpler2 жыл бұрын
Is that Cherokee Co, N.C.?........ 73 from KN4ZXH, Duplin Co, NC
@Operator_Animal2 жыл бұрын
I've just started my gold journey, living in Northeast Georgia near Dahlonega. I enjoy your content and maybe I'll see you in a creek or on the airwaves. ~ N4YT
@shucksful2 жыл бұрын
Excellent! I’ll be up there next month….Heavy pans my friend!!
@thomasknox77242 жыл бұрын
Do not like bad sound in the background.
@coolclide76722 жыл бұрын
Hey buddy do you know where I can pan for gold in ga with my son without asking permissions
@HighPassGuy2 жыл бұрын
Corps of Engineers property all around Lake Alatoona is one place.. Sixes mine in Bridgemill neighborhood. Downing creek (Park at Barnett Park and walk to creek). Lots of places. Research old gold bearing properties in GA and see what's still in a WMA, national forest, or other public land.
@coolclide76722 жыл бұрын
@@HighPassGuy thank you so much Patrick I have been finding gold in cobblestone rocks but I also what to find some good gold like what you have found. May god bless you with prosperity and health
@HighPassGuy2 жыл бұрын
@@coolclide7672 You're probably finding mica in cobblestone rocks. It's a common mis-identification. I'm not saying it's not pretty :) ..but it's probably not gold. Free mill gold in GA is quite rare to still find in rocks. I'd be happy to connect with you on a gold creek one day and show you some things.
@willhansen69222 жыл бұрын
Those ground clamps have a hole and a screw for a reason: to put the wire though. That being said, using those clamps outside will result in failure from moisture and will not take much of a lightning hit. They should be welded. Also, ALL ground rods are to be bonded together, and to the service grounding electrode system; no isolated ground rods.
@roberthuffine40682 жыл бұрын
The Gold-Claw Pans by Klint Washburn are upwards of 45 times faster than these now outdated Circular ones. I won't use anything else as it'll just waste my precious time.
@HighPassGuy2 жыл бұрын
I've been looking at those. I think they'd work great when I get into all the dang clay around here.. ..so you're happy with yours? Do you pan in GA or where there's mostly flour gold?
@michaelhaislip15142 жыл бұрын
You need to get a desert fox gold wheel and a blue bole and when you use your magnet make sure you're concentrats are dry good luck
@ericbevel14952 жыл бұрын
What a surprise to find your video in my feed. I grew up around Sixes, before Bridgemill and all the development in the area. I can remember when Sixes Road was so narrow, tree limbs would cross over it making like a tunnel of sorts in some places. I used to notice tailings along the banks of Downing Creek when I'd go hiking to the lake. I knew there was gold mining back in the day, just thought it was all gone. I now live in the Sierra Nevada near the Sierra Buttes where the largest gold nugget in the US was discovered called the "Monumental" nugget which weighed in at 106 lbs! Wouldn't that be a nice find in your backyard panning excursions!
@HighPassGuy2 жыл бұрын
Most of it's still here in some form or fashon. I went down to Sixes Creek (mine) last weekend and there's still tons of evidence.. Tailings piles, pits, etc...
@jamsax69152 жыл бұрын
Better with no music
@vicrod742 жыл бұрын
The conduit work is awesome. I would leave some pull wire in case I need to do another coax run. But this is super stealthy indeed! 😄
@janjohannessmith70332 жыл бұрын
Osio!... I subscribe from the Eldorado California
@adventuresincampingwithcar86222 жыл бұрын
My question is, are these Woods yours?
@johnbaker30262 жыл бұрын
He needs to watch more videos, I'd rate his ability a 3/10 overall.
@HighPassGuy2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for your judgement that I completely asked for.
@thomasb79412 жыл бұрын
Don't pan in a circle either side to side or front and back....
@HighPassGuy2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment! Everyone pans differently and I always have a ton of fines in my pans so I feel pretty good about my technique. When I get down to the last bit, it's always front to back.
@chaielmaetheius78043 жыл бұрын
That place would be a perfect spot for camping during winter months, please private message me with the location so that I can go there for camping… not into gold but do watch many gold videos to find new places to go camping and then give it a review of the location if it is worthy for camping. Coordinates if Google map doesn’t work out there, been to places where Google maps starts crying because it can’t find the location marked.
@dennisterwilliger00653 жыл бұрын
That's more gold I've seen than from other u tubers.
@HighPassGuy3 жыл бұрын
I've had some pretty good days on that creek. These days, it's about tapped out. Have you checked out Dan Hurd Prospecting? He's got a great channel and is based in BC.. They find a LOT more gold up there.
@istein23 жыл бұрын
WHAT KIND OF CONTAINER/BOX AT UR SHACK EXIT INTO /DOWN BELOW LAWN, YOU REMOVED PLASTIC? GREEN COVER TO GET TO GND. ROD .? WHERE DID YOU BUY THE CONTAINER , PLEASE, A VERY NEAT IDEA AND AN EXCELLENT SET-UP ALSO
@HighPassGuy3 жыл бұрын
Thank you! That box is a irrigation control box I bought at home depot or Lowes, can't remember which. I think it was like 17" x 14" and maybe 14" deep. I drove the ground rod in before I fitted the box into the hole I had dug. That would have been terrible to drive that rod in thru the box opening, lol! Cherokee County has VERY rocky soil and it took me several attempts.
@istein23 жыл бұрын
@@HighPassGuy TU for the info and a great idea, i*m just starting outside gnd system in gravel & bolders filled in acre parking lot, they blasted a small Mtn. down to build a walmart & Lowes and used fill to make a pking lot 1mi. outside the city next to a former insurance agency which i bought to live in. i will TRY to use small tractor w/ bucket. i will go looking for box monday. arno W1tt auburn,maine
@HighPassGuy3 жыл бұрын
@@istein2 I'm glad you got something positive from my video! That was the reason I did them!
@Gyva023 жыл бұрын
What a horrible way to have to live...
@HighPassGuy3 жыл бұрын
...not really
@tomheater61493 жыл бұрын
I go prospecting here in the motherlode of no. calif. I'm not laughing at your take, there are trips when i come home with no gold. it's the enjoyment of getting out in nature away from the "honey do's" lol. God bless
@HighPassGuy3 жыл бұрын
I'm quite envious of y'all out there. There are mines and areas left here with a ton of gold still in them... Seems like everyone just picked up and left.. Yeah, they went out west where there was actually a decent quantity of gold to be had! Lol! ...but you are right, it's all about getting out and enjoying nature and avoiding the "honey do's".
@owljones33893 жыл бұрын
everyone has their own way to pan, but I think you can be more sure that the gold is at the bottom from the first few shakes. Even small flakes are heavier than the sand and dirt and rocks. Put some gold into different stuff that you usually pan and practice with it - and you'll find that alot of that shaking is unnecessary.
@TheDesertRat313 жыл бұрын
Pretty slick. Still working well? Any issues with water? HOA sneaking around? The can go pound sand. I can tell you what I'd do if I saw anyone, other than who I've invited on my property, walking around my yard.... But you could probably guess what I'd do 😈 but, I would think the HOA would be just fine with your setup since it can't be seen. That's the hang up with them. They don't want a VOA antenna farm. For most of us the issue isn't any H.O.A. anyhow, it's the W.I.F.E. 😂 I wish I had trees to hide an antenna in. I guess I'll plant some pine trees or something. What is heliax?
@cooperlueck3 жыл бұрын
shlime all the time
@jimlips3 жыл бұрын
You did a neat job. However, you should never have multiple ground rods - if lightning strikes nearby, you can get a potential of millions of volts between them and blowup your ham (and other) equipment. Also, I'm with the guy who said that those sprinkler boxes fill up with water. It may have helped to fill the bottom with gravel to help it drain. Third thing, CAT6 cable has a 100-meter limitation, depending what you are using it for, and bandwidth.
@HighPassGuy3 жыл бұрын
Yeah, I learned my lesson with the boxes.. Definitely going deeper and with several inches of gravel at the bottom next time. I'm in IT so I know the distance limitations, however, I never got to use the CAT cable. I've had to leave that installation behind, unfortunately.. something something evil woman used me as a meal ticket.. I'll be documenting the build up of my new station at my new QTH as soon as I'm settled.
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Why are you throwing stone up on the bank? Stupid.
Been there several times, did some panning where it opens up to Alatoona but I didn’t really find anything. I know exactly the area. It was a killer bringing back three 5 gallon buckets all the way back to parking lot. If you continue left along the bank where the river opens into the lake, you’ll see some cave locations. Definitely need weighted or muck boots
hello,,slam knal dari indonesia,,,🇮🇩hadir suport🙏🙏
Was this filmed in the 90s?
Try a Blue Bowl or Gold Cube.
Owl
Would love to know what you do with that planet phatt in the rack over there
No offense but just pan it right. You don’t need magnets and all that. Just pan it like a man….leave a little bit of black sand as a separation line. Too much junk left in your pan.
I'm heading to the area for vacation soon so I watched your video for an idea of what is in the area, I might recommend a drop of jetdry to break surface tension of the water I have noticed even being heavy gold can float when it's tiny. as far as easier ways you seem pretty handy there are cheap effective thinks you can build to make separating a lot easier.
Been a while since you had a comment on this video 😂 im right off 92 and been thinking about getting out there and stumbled onto your channel. Have you been out there at all recently? Are these places still easy to get to? Lots of questions and hell if you want to get out there im probably pretty close to you, could help you move some material and learn me a thing or two.
Every creek we have tried near there as yielded some color, even a few pickers now and then, try to get in some creeks just south of there it’s gets better!
better than I did
What kind of boxes are you using in the ground and where can they be found?
Great work on that stealthy setup. I hope nobody finds it as well because people are petty enough to make a big deal about it even though you’ve done an amazing job of hiding everything.
Do you know if we can use a portable sluice box in Cherokee County ?
It's not a County regulation. This is a Corps of Engineers thing.... On PRIVATE property in the county you can use whatever you want. I am unsure about parks, etc but would think sluice box is OK but I wouldn't bring out a 3" dredge and start working, lol! You can NOT use anything but shovel and pan in close proximity to Allatoona and specifically on Corps of Engineers property.
@@HighPassGuy yes that is what I meant on core property. I know that on private property we can do what we want, I have panned that same spot. I have a few other questions about prospecting. Can you tell me who or what part of government.i need to ask?
nice job
Take wooden off bells ferry Rd. Turn into lemon st. Dead end park... Your here
use a pry bar and break up that bed rock at that waterfall
Not everyone out here in the west is laughing nice job with the AU
A great idea for any type of property. Have you had any problems since you installed? Do you need to do anything to compensate for the long run to the antennas?
You have a lot to learn
No secret about that place I know where it is !!!
Try putting a coffee filter over your magnet!
Now that is genius
I've been in the area panning for some time now too and found some decent gold. I'm still fairly new at prospecting but do u have issues in that area trying to get parking or u just walk the few miles to it?
There are 3 (if people park right) spots at this one. I've never had any problem squeezing in and that's only been a couple of times. It's usually just me as I usually go when its colder. Poison Ivy and bugs suck. This place is a 10 minute walk from the car if that. At other places, I'll hike in as far as an hour for that hidden good gold that no one else wants to make the hike for :)
That is awsome. If your ok with it I'd love to go there sometime to see what it's like....maybe learn some stuff if you have ideas. U can keep all the gold found but knowledge and information learned from someone else goes along way in my mind. If ur not game it's ok ...keep up the vids about gold prospecting 💪
🧐
Do you need a permit to pan in Georgia? And if so , what kind of fees?
You don't need a permit for panning in georgia but there is some land you can't do it on. Like state parks or private property without permission
And there is some land you need a hunting or fishing license to be on at all
Is that Cherokee Co, N.C.?........ 73 from KN4ZXH, Duplin Co, NC
I've just started my gold journey, living in Northeast Georgia near Dahlonega. I enjoy your content and maybe I'll see you in a creek or on the airwaves. ~ N4YT
Excellent! I’ll be up there next month….Heavy pans my friend!!
Do not like bad sound in the background.
Hey buddy do you know where I can pan for gold in ga with my son without asking permissions
Corps of Engineers property all around Lake Alatoona is one place.. Sixes mine in Bridgemill neighborhood. Downing creek (Park at Barnett Park and walk to creek). Lots of places. Research old gold bearing properties in GA and see what's still in a WMA, national forest, or other public land.
@@HighPassGuy thank you so much Patrick I have been finding gold in cobblestone rocks but I also what to find some good gold like what you have found. May god bless you with prosperity and health
@@coolclide7672 You're probably finding mica in cobblestone rocks. It's a common mis-identification. I'm not saying it's not pretty :) ..but it's probably not gold. Free mill gold in GA is quite rare to still find in rocks. I'd be happy to connect with you on a gold creek one day and show you some things.
Those ground clamps have a hole and a screw for a reason: to put the wire though. That being said, using those clamps outside will result in failure from moisture and will not take much of a lightning hit. They should be welded. Also, ALL ground rods are to be bonded together, and to the service grounding electrode system; no isolated ground rods.
The Gold-Claw Pans by Klint Washburn are upwards of 45 times faster than these now outdated Circular ones. I won't use anything else as it'll just waste my precious time.
I've been looking at those. I think they'd work great when I get into all the dang clay around here.. ..so you're happy with yours? Do you pan in GA or where there's mostly flour gold?
You need to get a desert fox gold wheel and a blue bole and when you use your magnet make sure you're concentrats are dry good luck
What a surprise to find your video in my feed. I grew up around Sixes, before Bridgemill and all the development in the area. I can remember when Sixes Road was so narrow, tree limbs would cross over it making like a tunnel of sorts in some places. I used to notice tailings along the banks of Downing Creek when I'd go hiking to the lake. I knew there was gold mining back in the day, just thought it was all gone. I now live in the Sierra Nevada near the Sierra Buttes where the largest gold nugget in the US was discovered called the "Monumental" nugget which weighed in at 106 lbs! Wouldn't that be a nice find in your backyard panning excursions!
Most of it's still here in some form or fashon. I went down to Sixes Creek (mine) last weekend and there's still tons of evidence.. Tailings piles, pits, etc...
Better with no music
The conduit work is awesome. I would leave some pull wire in case I need to do another coax run. But this is super stealthy indeed! 😄
Osio!... I subscribe from the Eldorado California
My question is, are these Woods yours?
He needs to watch more videos, I'd rate his ability a 3/10 overall.
Thanks for your judgement that I completely asked for.
Don't pan in a circle either side to side or front and back....
Thanks for the comment! Everyone pans differently and I always have a ton of fines in my pans so I feel pretty good about my technique. When I get down to the last bit, it's always front to back.
That place would be a perfect spot for camping during winter months, please private message me with the location so that I can go there for camping… not into gold but do watch many gold videos to find new places to go camping and then give it a review of the location if it is worthy for camping. Coordinates if Google map doesn’t work out there, been to places where Google maps starts crying because it can’t find the location marked.
That's more gold I've seen than from other u tubers.
I've had some pretty good days on that creek. These days, it's about tapped out. Have you checked out Dan Hurd Prospecting? He's got a great channel and is based in BC.. They find a LOT more gold up there.
WHAT KIND OF CONTAINER/BOX AT UR SHACK EXIT INTO /DOWN BELOW LAWN, YOU REMOVED PLASTIC? GREEN COVER TO GET TO GND. ROD .? WHERE DID YOU BUY THE CONTAINER , PLEASE, A VERY NEAT IDEA AND AN EXCELLENT SET-UP ALSO
Thank you! That box is a irrigation control box I bought at home depot or Lowes, can't remember which. I think it was like 17" x 14" and maybe 14" deep. I drove the ground rod in before I fitted the box into the hole I had dug. That would have been terrible to drive that rod in thru the box opening, lol! Cherokee County has VERY rocky soil and it took me several attempts.
@@HighPassGuy TU for the info and a great idea, i*m just starting outside gnd system in gravel & bolders filled in acre parking lot, they blasted a small Mtn. down to build a walmart & Lowes and used fill to make a pking lot 1mi. outside the city next to a former insurance agency which i bought to live in. i will TRY to use small tractor w/ bucket. i will go looking for box monday. arno W1tt auburn,maine
@@istein2 I'm glad you got something positive from my video! That was the reason I did them!
What a horrible way to have to live...
...not really
I go prospecting here in the motherlode of no. calif. I'm not laughing at your take, there are trips when i come home with no gold. it's the enjoyment of getting out in nature away from the "honey do's" lol. God bless
I'm quite envious of y'all out there. There are mines and areas left here with a ton of gold still in them... Seems like everyone just picked up and left.. Yeah, they went out west where there was actually a decent quantity of gold to be had! Lol! ...but you are right, it's all about getting out and enjoying nature and avoiding the "honey do's".
everyone has their own way to pan, but I think you can be more sure that the gold is at the bottom from the first few shakes. Even small flakes are heavier than the sand and dirt and rocks. Put some gold into different stuff that you usually pan and practice with it - and you'll find that alot of that shaking is unnecessary.
Pretty slick. Still working well? Any issues with water? HOA sneaking around? The can go pound sand. I can tell you what I'd do if I saw anyone, other than who I've invited on my property, walking around my yard.... But you could probably guess what I'd do 😈 but, I would think the HOA would be just fine with your setup since it can't be seen. That's the hang up with them. They don't want a VOA antenna farm. For most of us the issue isn't any H.O.A. anyhow, it's the W.I.F.E. 😂 I wish I had trees to hide an antenna in. I guess I'll plant some pine trees or something. What is heliax?
shlime all the time
You did a neat job. However, you should never have multiple ground rods - if lightning strikes nearby, you can get a potential of millions of volts between them and blowup your ham (and other) equipment. Also, I'm with the guy who said that those sprinkler boxes fill up with water. It may have helped to fill the bottom with gravel to help it drain. Third thing, CAT6 cable has a 100-meter limitation, depending what you are using it for, and bandwidth.
Yeah, I learned my lesson with the boxes.. Definitely going deeper and with several inches of gravel at the bottom next time. I'm in IT so I know the distance limitations, however, I never got to use the CAT cable. I've had to leave that installation behind, unfortunately.. something something evil woman used me as a meal ticket.. I'll be documenting the build up of my new station at my new QTH as soon as I'm settled.