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Yeah not a bad day

Yeah man!!!!!! I've been getting a solid gram from this spot per trip. Hoping I nearly doubled it this go around

Yeah man!!!!!! I've been getting a solid gram from this spot per trip. Hoping I nearly doubled it this go around

Yeah funny thing is though they left the pay layer alone 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nope definitely not. The question for me is usually did they give up

Yes sir brother!!!! It'll be another Grammer for today for sure... Bigfoot out!

No!!!!! You must live motor!!!!!!!

This dig gave me a solid gram within five and a half hours. That seems to be standard for me. It all depends on the location and how good the pay dirt is. This wasn't the best spot but this dig suggested it's not as bad as I thought

@@thebodgingbigfoot4014 it all adds up an ounce every 28 days would be magic, I've always thought I'd love to go do it around Scotland, travel the world doing it. Thanks for your reply.

Yeah this would definitely make short work and better recovery there. I wish I had to get one there

In a gold pan yes

Hahahaha to some maybe sir. If it works it works and for me it works

Yes sir!!!!!!! We pulled a solid gram from this spot in five and half hours. She stays hungry

No

Yes indeed! I've got trolls!!!!!! Yay!!!!!!!+

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But it works

It's not discharged directly into the water but the catch pan. Law here in va allows it. If it was another body of water yes absolutely but here unfortunately has no wildlife in it

Yes sir! I pulled it out of my storage unit lol. Next time I'm heading to my honey hole and I'm gonna work it with the system and the detector

Nope. I didn't see a spec in the tailings at all. If anything got through it was way to fine or floaty to tell. We took pans for the dirt that the machine washed out into the big tailings. Not much in that so the machine should have caught near 100 percent of the visible gold

That spot I've been working the flood gold at has pissed me off. I mean business now

Thank you for watching!!!!!

Thank you!!!! This location is one where I really cut my teeth on. This pile was lucky find. Now that I've got a decent scale I'll be able to judge my spots better. Before it never mattered but it's weird now that finding it is fairly simple how the game has grown to include the weight

Dude. I haven't seen little foot for so long now. I'm thinking I may have offended him I'm not sure though. I would to hang out with ya though. I just got my rednecked washplant up and running for all that fine gold. The gold cube is the center of it. Got a really cool highbanking topper for it from the crisson gold mine. Next Saturday I'm heading down for the day to set it up and see how it performs

Thank you!!!!!

Dude this little sluice is seriously legit. I've been playing with it to figure the flows out and you're absolutely 💯 right on. It behaves well in alot for different conditions. I love how that the surges doesn't hurt its retention

Lol I'm a bigfoot!!!!! Essentially the same thing. Bigfoot is in native Story telling a care taker of the woods and a guardian.

RPE is one of the finest out there

Yeah man!!!!!

Always brother! There's no quits in this dog. I may slow down but I'm always gonna be chasing

Thank you!!!!! I'm hoping to do alot more prospecting this year. I can't wait till I find a great score hahahaha

I did not unfortunately!

I Absolutely will! Any help is greatly appreciated with it! Thank you!!!!

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Madison my friend that there should've been the plan 🤣🤣🤣 I wish I had thought about that hahahaha

🤣 absolutely! There was no need to keep or try to weave such a small lenght

Most possibly. I'm still researching what that species is. Definitely made an oops daisy on wood id for sure

@@thebodgingbigfoot4014 Acacia could also just be a regional name for something known by a different name other places. In some places bristly locust (Robinia hispida) is called "rose acacia" for example

@@Arboreal_Fungi that my friend is very true

Yes indeed it is! Its even scarier to know that many people keep toxic plants around.

I can understand your logic. If wild animals however did not know better then there would be none left. Willow is medicinal for both animals aswell as humans.

Yeah. Obi is a special one. She's got a lot of food allergies. So finding food is tricky. Though I'm happy that she too doesn't have a hairball problem. She's been a good member of the family.

That sir sounds very very interesting!!!! Definitely gonna be seeing a little bit more of me. I'm going to be doing a series on this subject. From harvesting to making final products.

Absolute truth!!!!!!

No. We're a dying breed. With other ways to make baskets and other materials readily available whiteoak basketry may be on its way out sadly enough. One of the reasons I made this video

youre welcome!!!! these are red willow and some black willow. i used to goof around with them and other plants for baskets. i just never took the time to be serious about it until now

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not to me. using paper to cauterize a wound would hurt it more than help it. especially when theres so many wonderful plants that are meant for it. mankind truly doesnt need much to live if they know what nature has to offer you know.

you are most welcome!!!!! mountain laurel is absolutely amazing!!!!

🤣🤣🤣 it is highly possible they did. its definitely a great skill to know!

awesome!!!!! i enjoyed going live. im gonna do this more for sure

with all the positive feedback. ill be doing this more!

its a very nifty tool! its gonna carve thousands of spoons before its life is over.