i know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I was dumb forgot my login password. I love any help you can give me!
@Pablo Aydin i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Cold, wet and dark. Not exactly an August day in shorts and t shirts on the Yuba. However, I bet the gold in your pan warmed your heart. Hit it again in the spring.
Another great spot guys, You definitely have to get up there again. It would be awesome if you guys would put together a video of just getting the gold. Would love to see how much you could pull out in a day.
Sweet adventure yup sure gets dark out fast nowadays oh ya I think u should a few more there again gold interesting on sulphur smell thanks guys be safe
Great video mate it’s the first day of summer here in Australia so we’re just about to get into it hope the cold doesn’t keep use out for too long keep up the good work mate from your brother from down under 👊🏻🤠👍🏻
That’s bigger than the small stuff down here, is it coming off the mineral deposit in the creek? I never appreciated geology growing up but now I stare at every outcropping like a dog at a bone, great stuff guys I gotta get up north just to look 👀 at rocks and explore.🤟
Not sure we didn't have to much time and it was dark seems like fairly coarse gold and there's sulfides and what looked like gold in the rocks running through where we were probably associated well have to take a look in daylight
Question on the first set of samples: Is all of the black mineral magnetic? Some of the more crystalline sections of black mineral seem to have more in common with Argentite/Acanthite. I'll be honest: I have a hard time identifying silver sulphides. You guys must come across visible silver sulphides all the time. Are there any tricks I can use to identify Acanthite in the field?
Most is magnetic. There is some argentite however. Sulfosalts are super hard to determine in the field honestly next to impossible, sometimes we can tell if we look under a microscope but even then we generally have to send it for testing.
@@911mining cool. I live in a mining town in Miami Az and My backyard is a gravel cobble sand hill full of interesting looking stuff. Whenever I see quartz I check it out and im pretty sure there is some good stuff in there. Just curious. TY
As my dad told me and I told my guys, don't worry about the cold, there's plenty of heat in your tools. A sledgehammer brings Florida Keys kinda heat lol 🔥🔥🔥
No he was not lol he's a forgetful person for his PPE, a couple weeks ago we went into a mine, forgot to wear his hard hat, when he finally took it out to wear it, he forgets it in the upper level of the mine 🙄🤪 You can only remind so much lol
Yeah guys I would do another investigation of that spot and see what is going on there. You may find some bigger gold. Or you could send me ten pounds of material and I would be happy to pan it out !!!!
Guys be more careful, use eye protection while using those hammers, even a mask or something is recommended to not breathe in particles. Nice video keep it up
911 get Parker and Beets to come down to RIP open some of those seams; you guys are good with the videos-- nature shots all in, and your Prospecting skills and nose for gold are excellent..monetize this... get on the Discovery Channel-- you and your partner could be "Gold Rushers"...I want to be a patreon so I can help see this happen (saving up my money).
I have searched all over the internet and only got tiny traces of information on quartz carbonate [ aka 'silica carbonate' ] but it is very hard to get information on it.
Quartz-carb is very common in moderate temp hydrothermal deposits, we see a ton of them in BC. Well be posting a video in a few days in a mine which has a big quartz vein with quartz carb surrounding portions of the vein between the host rock and quartz.
@@911mining Although I am sure its much more common than non rock-minded people realize, its just something little reported on in science, chemistry, geology or even mineralogy circles, to my surprise. Very eager to see all your exploration, you guys come across some amazing deposits [both in visuals and in mineral content], best show out there for new deposit prospecting I have ever seen! Wish I were at liberty to be doing the same!
@@DeliciousDeBlair If you are really interested in the geology and geological history of this general area, check out the videos by Nick Zentner. He's a professor at Central Washington University and his lectures are very entertaining and accessible. Watch the video about Baja BC! It's mind blowing!
@@911mining I found some information on it today, it is called 'silicon carbonate' is why I was not finding it. It comes in two forms: Si(CO3) and Si2(CO3) and there were some long articles on it but I have not yet read them all the way through.
@911 mining & prospecting here in costa rica its not allowed to take minerals, and the nature has been protected well, but there is very interesting geology here you would like to see and observe samples, and I am happy to let you use my house free with friends anytime we can explore geology. possible the carribean plate came in from south pacific and wedged between and split the north and south American plates into two, as north America extended faster, today it has the cocos plate subducting causing additional metamorphic. I saw an interesting place that has a decomposing metamorphic blue clay bedrock with many pyrite quarts veins. I travel to united states for mining legal claims where I am a citizen
One of my mentors did some work in Costa Rica in the 80's. He mentioned several deposits of significant grade an size. It's understandable that the majority of Costa Rican's opposed the development of mines; I suspect it would be difficult to store tailings in such a wet climate.
Awesome vid. If you're taking donations you may want to set up a bitcoin wallet...you can put your public QR Code on the screen. People can send you crypto currency. One bitcoin is worth around 10k Canadian.
Wowww nice material and a great Video !!!
Oh, Hell Yeah ! If you got that kind of gold just scraping around in the dark , then it definitely deserves a better look. Sweet find !
i know Im randomly asking but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot my login password. I love any help you can give me!
@Sebastian Ryder instablaster ;)
@Pablo Aydin i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Pablo Aydin it worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much, you really help me out!
@Sebastian Ryder No problem =)
Oh yeah! And we'll be waiting to see more! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Cold, wet and dark. Not exactly an August day in shorts and t shirts on the Yuba. However, I bet the gold in your pan warmed your heart. Hit it again in the spring.
Awesome video!!
Yes I think you need more investigations of the placer gold.
Dont let that snow melt...it looked pretty rich...
Another great spot guys, You definitely have to get up there again. It would be awesome if you guys would put together a video of just getting the gold. Would love to see how much you could pull out in a day.
Return to the creek in the spring heck yeah
Sweet adventure yup sure gets dark out fast nowadays oh ya I think u should a few more there again gold interesting on sulphur smell thanks guys be safe
Mission Spring Return gets a green light vote from here! Nice pans!
Hell yeah!! Nice!
Rock On !!!!
Great video mate it’s the first day of summer here in Australia so we’re just about to get into it hope the cold doesn’t keep use out for too long keep up the good work mate from your brother from down under 👊🏻🤠👍🏻
I'm all about 911 working that spot! 👍👍👍 thank you
Nice Video , Like
I love that keep looking that area got potential
Yes, must go back and explore, find the source of that gold!
If its not to far in you should bring your little hibanker there and test the whole creek👍🐍
swinging that sledge hammer is a great way to warm up in that cold weather (O:
That’s bigger than the small stuff down here, is it coming off the mineral deposit in the creek? I never appreciated geology growing up but now I stare at every outcropping like a dog at a bone, great stuff guys I gotta get up north just to look 👀 at rocks and explore.🤟
Not sure we didn't have to much time and it was dark seems like fairly coarse gold and there's sulfides and what looked like gold in the rocks running through where we were probably associated well have to take a look in daylight
Question on the first set of samples:
Is all of the black mineral magnetic? Some of the more crystalline sections of black mineral seem to have more in common with Argentite/Acanthite.
I'll be honest: I have a hard time identifying silver sulphides. You guys must come across visible silver sulphides all the time. Are there any tricks I can use to identify Acanthite in the field?
Most is magnetic. There is some argentite however. Sulfosalts are super hard to determine in the field honestly next to impossible, sometimes we can tell if we look under a microscope but even then we generally have to send it for testing.
Do you have any videos where you point out specifically all the minerals?
A lot of them we do, tommorow in the video we do. Point out some various sulfides.
@@911mining cool. I live in a mining town in Miami Az and My backyard is a gravel cobble sand hill full of interesting looking stuff. Whenever I see quartz I check it out and im pretty sure there is some good stuff in there. Just curious. TY
Noice! Can't highbank it, but you can pan it!!
Hell Right !, I'd go back ASAP
As my dad told me and I told my guys, don't worry about the cold, there's plenty of heat in your tools. A sledgehammer brings Florida Keys kinda heat lol 🔥🔥🔥
Definitely chase that one next spring, I was wondering also have you ever come across oil shale and is it possible to find gold in it?
heck yes great vid
That creek point certainly looks like a potential deposit, good place to use a coring drill. ~( 'w')/
Yep! Of course 😉
Awesome video, but your partner with the sledgehammer was not wearing his PPE’s
No he was not lol he's a forgetful person for his PPE, a couple weeks ago we went into a mine, forgot to wear his hard hat, when he finally took it out to wear it, he forgets it in the upper level of the mine 🙄🤪 You can only remind so much lol
I would pan that like a maniac
Yes stay the night and clean out the creek
Yeah I'd be all up on that. Where's the jaw Crusher and mill. Looks really damn promising to me extremely rich
i wouldn't pursue it , but can you tell me where it is at lmao
Wowwww 👍👍
I would say Go for It
911 Mining
Where there's smoke there's 🔥
Yeah guys I would do another investigation of that spot and see what is going on there. You may find some bigger gold. Or you could send me ten pounds of material and I would be happy to pan it out !!!!
Guys be more careful, use eye protection while using those hammers, even a mask or something is recommended to not breathe in particles. Nice video keep it up
Safety first or your second move is to the ER.
@7:11 Are those red sections hematite or Silver Sulphosalts (ruby silver)?
Hematite
@@911mining Thanks, I had a feeling it was Hematite. I couldn't help but ask when I saw how shiny it appeared to be.
911 get Parker and Beets to come down to RIP open some of those seams; you guys are good with the videos-- nature shots all in, and your
Prospecting skills and nose for gold are excellent..monetize this... get on the Discovery Channel-- you and your partner could be "Gold Rushers"...I want to be a patreon so I can help see this happen (saving up my money).
I have searched all over the internet and only got tiny traces of information on quartz carbonate [ aka 'silica carbonate' ] but it is very hard to get information on it.
Quartz-carb is very common in moderate temp hydrothermal deposits, we see a ton of them in BC. Well be posting a video in a few days in a mine which has a big quartz vein with quartz carb surrounding portions of the vein between the host rock and quartz.
@@911mining Although I am sure its much more common than non rock-minded people realize, its just something little reported on in science, chemistry, geology or even mineralogy circles, to my surprise.
Very eager to see all your exploration, you guys come across some amazing deposits [both in visuals and in mineral content], best show out there for new deposit prospecting I have ever seen!
Wish I were at liberty to be doing the same!
@@DeliciousDeBlair If you are really interested in the geology and geological history of this general area, check out the videos by Nick Zentner. He's a professor at Central Washington University and his lectures are very entertaining and accessible. Watch the video about Baja BC! It's mind blowing!
@@911mining I found some information on it today, it is called 'silicon carbonate' is why I was not finding it.
It comes in two forms: Si(CO3) and Si2(CO3) and there were some long articles on it but I have not yet read them all the way through.
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First pan gold , on the bank then whats in the cracks for sniping
Yet another "Eureka" spot 👀
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@911 mining & prospecting here in costa rica its not allowed to take minerals, and the nature has been protected well, but there is very interesting geology here you would like to see and observe samples, and I am happy to let you use my house free with friends anytime we can explore geology. possible the carribean plate came in from south pacific and wedged between and split the north and south American plates into two, as north America extended faster, today it has the cocos plate subducting causing additional metamorphic. I saw an interesting place that has a decomposing metamorphic blue clay bedrock with many pyrite quarts veins. I travel to united states for mining legal claims where I am a citizen
One of my mentors did some work in Costa Rica in the 80's. He mentioned several deposits of significant grade an size. It's understandable that the majority of Costa Rican's opposed the development of mines; I suspect it would be difficult to store tailings in such a wet climate.
Repeat after Arnie ....... I'll be back!
That's not snow, its dihydrogen oxide.
What do we think, you ask?
Me thinks you should invite us out there to help dig up some of your gold
Pursue and find more gold
Come and get me so I can go there with u in the spring I would like to do that
Guys, you only have one set of eyes. Protect them!
No work ultimate placer
Soon weather permitting
Damn I dislike the ""S"" Word.
Awesome vid. If you're taking donations you may want to set up a bitcoin wallet...you can put your public QR Code on the screen. People can send you crypto currency. One bitcoin is worth around 10k Canadian.