Where Can I Find Gold In Idaho? (USGS MRDS gold map survey)
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- See where you can find Gold In Idaho. This presentation shows where gold is in Idaho and looks at a special geologic event that impacts where you can find gold in the sate of Idaho. Check out SourdoughMiner... to learn more about gold prospecting and finding more gold. Watch "Where Can I Find Gold In Idaho" to get an idea of what gold clues you're looking for.
This presentation shows where gold is in Idaho and looks at a special geologic event that impacts where you can find gold in the state of Idaho. Also check out SourdoughMiner.com/GDU/ to learn more about gold prospecting and finding more gold.
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I was under the impression that the prevailing theory on the apparent movement of the Yellowstone Caldera was that the hot spot and/or mantle plume has remained relatively stable in its position compared to materials of greater depth, while the plate has slowly moved Westward as per the movement Westward from the mid-oceanic ridge in the Atlantic Ocean; and not the movement of the plume from West to East?
Nathan Anderson That’s what I thought as well at least for the hot spot that is. They’ve found the that plume that fuels Yellowstone originates in Mexico
Great video Jess. I've always thought that the fine placer gold in the Snake River was most likely washed down from Utah during the Bonneville Flood event. There just doesn't seem to be hardly any lode gold in the trail resulting from that traveling hot spot that's now under Yellowstone.
This is amazing information. I enjoyed the knowledge of the area grown up in my whole life and never knew. Always wondered. Thank you for doing the video
Great Video Jess,, Native Idaho here, and you have told a good story,,, love to go out and read those mountains with you some day, as they do have a great story! GODBless and happy adventures
How about Wisconsin? Haha... well if you can get to it, not sure there’s much there, but that’s where we’re at. Got a very little bit out of the river. Not much.
Its on the list!
I drive all the way back to California to hunt for gold. Maybe I just suck, but it’s been so heavily mined I’ve never found more than small flakes and in small quantities. i’ve watched people dredge for three days to only get a couple grams if they’re lucky
Another great lesson,to bad that map you use doesn’t work for B.C ,I would love to do some online prospecting with that program.I was under the impression that the yellow stone caldera was stationary and the content was passing over it,you just flipped the scripted on me,I am definitely open to all theories,thanks again
Thank you for the in-depth information. I am new to gold hunting and live in Idaho. I can’t wait to use this knowledge in the field. Wish me luck.
This is great info. We have been prospecting in North West Arizona. We are selling our home here and headed to Idaho. I will return to snow and leave the 120 f days behind us.
Good information. Keep up the amazing awesome videos. I need to head from utah to Idaho and prospect one of these days
Thank you for this video. I got into gold prospecting here in Idaho and am part of the High Desert Prospectors in Mountain Home (right next to Boise). I've been trying to find a new claim for our club, but it's been real tough because everything seems to be claimed up. I'll try to download the file you mentioned and use it to continue to search for new locations for our club.
I did find gold at the very top of a nearby mountain where there is tons of quartz, as far as the eye can see down every draw, but I have only found small flower gold in the top soil. Do you have any idea where the gold might be coming from? Decomposing granite maybe? The only water up there is from rain and run off from the melting snow.
Thanks once again, very entertaining and education
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Fascinating video! Interesting stuff! Thank you sir from🇫🇮👍
Actually the Yellowstone hot spot has stayed in place on the earth. It’s the continental drift that makes it appear to move. So it’s Idaho moving over the hot spot. I’ve always theorized that the Yellowstone hot spot was connected to the Eastern Washington/Oregon basalt eruptions, if you look at Idaho the path seem to also come from the Tristate meeting area( near Grande Rounde/Snake River confluence), where btw is a larger mass of magma, even bigger than Yellowstone’s, that lays below the earths crust, in that area. Interestingly Idaho is one of the few areas where you get 24k gold, so I’m suspecting that it’s an original origin of the gold deposits on earth. So to speak… If someone was serious about finding gold in Idaho, I’d break out as map of the glacial sediment deposits… they seem to be consistent with the placer deposits on the map you have. From what I see there appear to be 4 identifiable areas of interest in locating a load, by trailing the placer finds to the origin. Good luck. 🍀👍
Moving to Idaho in the next couple months from Oregon we have good gold here up in the Blue Mountains and Medford area but Idaho definitely beats Oregon. Look forward to using the info. Thanks!
so where can I get a copy of this digital map
Where can I find the laws for panning/detecting in the rivers as far as what's "public" or if you can in national forest? I never know what/who is legit when I look up stuff online. Thank you!
Live in the Boise area and I just want to go panning so bad but do not know where to go
Grimes creek, crouch, featherville, parts of the boise river, payette River, Stanley, Just to name some close ish by. Best of luck!
Join the Idaho prospector club. It's 50 or 60 dollars a year, but you get a map to all their claims and pleanty of access to free camping a prospecting in a lot of places.
Join a club....Google it
How do I use this map? Can I get a link? I see it is usgs data but struggle to find this specific map.
What I find I interesting about the 16.1 location of yellow stone hot spot is that on the oregon and nevada maps there isn't any gold finds in the ring fractures. Or am I mistaken,
It's TRUE this is a very un populated area with little exploration.
There's a hot springs, think near south of Warren
Hello Jess, I watch all your videos but have not come across one that talks about avalanches in the mountains? I know rain and snow will move gold. My question is what should I do when there has been four avalanches in the area where my claims are. It took me two yrs to find four mine shafts and eight adits on my claims but now I'm not sure of what has happened on my claims. I tried to get up to my claims in Colorado but due to the avalanches I'm cut off from going up there. My claims all start at 10200 ft up to 11500 ft there is eight ft of snow on the gulch floor, well possibly more due to the avalanches. So do you think that My claims are going to be safe to be on once the snow melts or will it be dangerous to be on my claims. Also I found a area that hydrulic mining was done should I keep away or can I check the area once the snow melts?
You are going to have to wait for the snow and ice to melt. Then proceed with caution watching for structural damage. Let any earth movement stabilize as well. Moving dirt is even more powerful than moving water.
Jess. I know that your video was posted a few years ago and I am now just responding. I live in Nampa Idaho and have prospected in a lot of different locations in southern Idaho. Very good gold in most locations. First things first. The correct pronunciation of Boise is "Boy C" not "Boy Z". A lot of Californians moving here and they all say it wrong for some reason. Second there is a thing called the Idaho Batholith and has a lot to do with geological creation of gold in this area. We have a lot of volcanic activity under our state and a lot of hot springs every where because of it.
Great video! And you sound a lot like Alan Alda lol. Can this gold be found by metal detectors??
So where can I get a copy of the Idaho map like the one you showed on your youtube video?
great information in this video.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS.. I AM MOVING FROM NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND TO LOVELY BOISE IDAHO,, WITH A NICE RETAIL JOB I WILL BE STARTING AND A LOVELY CUTE APARTMENT NEXT DOOR TO THE MALL.. BUT IF I GET BORED WITH MY RETAIL CAREER, AND EVEN AS A SIDE JOB.. IT WOULD BE VERY VERY FUN TO TRY TO FIND SOME GOLD.. WISH ME LUCK AND THANKS AGAIN.....................
Is there any gold in northwest mo,
I see in the comments there is some sort of list you have would North West Indiana be included on this list ?
Thank you very much
🗣Prospector Jess.....!!!! Can you do a “were is the gold in...TEXAS”?!?!?!! 🙏🙏🙏💋
Its on the list ;-)
Done as of last night, needs processing for TH-cam
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So gold can be found in veins with or beside cinnabar?
True or false?
How does cinnabar affect gold in the gossen?( oxidised zone?)
This info is hard to find due to the mercury scare the government has made in the past ( yes a real thing) but book writers shy away from this part of the topic.
Such as gold and Galina.
I live in prineville or, a proven Yellowstone hot spot caldera.
I'm trying to understand gold and associated minerals.
Hey, I want to know about Idaho!
I just agreed to purchase 2 50 acre lots in remote Lehmi salmon nat forest. Both have several mines in them. I know nothing about mines and the potential of epa issues. Can you direct me to info or give me a quick overview of what to be concerned about? I want the land for its land not tge mines but I dont wabt to be stuck with a toxic clean up.
First step would be to map what is known mining wise.. Then carefully survey for evidence
Thanks for all this onfo
From Idaho got 8000 acres there wounding if gold on it
I have a few questions for you, I'm 62, in very good health, but I found out that Social Security is only going to give me $330 a month to live off on, in today's times that's impossible, I have about $10,000 that I've saved up through life, and a pickup truck. I have nothing tying me down, so I'm seriously thinking about becoming a prospector, one time going through the Smokies, I stopped at a place and panned some gold, I found some, not a lot, but out of 1 bucket I don't think that was bad. Now what I'm considering is taking that money I've saved, buy a high banker, sluice, declassifier, and other items, including a metal detector. Do you think that this is a good idea, also I plan on getting a couple of horses to pack stuff in, and to reach remote areas, I grew up on a farm, and I know how to live off the land. What do you think, all I think I need to survive is about 1/2 an ounce a week, is this accomplishable??? Any advice on where in the lower 48 I should go, and I don't fear anything.
Don't buy anything more than a pan and a shovel. Even then you may go bust.
@@damonzilliox2751 that seems a very slow way of going, especially when I see most of the flake gold sooooooooooooooooooo small, a high banker catches it all, this way a better chance of accumulated gold, I've noticed with a sluice that the amount of dirt one shovels in, is greatly reduced, and some high bankers have declassifiers attached, so, economically, if one is actually trying to make a living off gold mining, the bigger the better. And the metal detector helps locate the gold one's searching for, then just start shoveling in the paydirt. Bigger is better...ask any woman...lol.
@@dannysmith4447 you do realize even if you owned the property your gold mining on you don't own the mineral rights? And most public areas that allow panning don't allow high bankers ect...
@@damonzilliox2751 they do in Idaho, along the Snake River, and another thing, I could be where water isn't proficient, then I just use a tub, and recycle the water through. I'd like some advice from someone that actually knows what they are talking about.
@@dannysmith4447 thanks for the insult. I was gonna say I wasn't trying to be a stick in the mud. And I was just passing on some advise I was given by an old miner. Was also going to wish you luck in your ventures. But not now.
Stop posting on Idaho, you will be run out if we find you.
Watch out we got a badass over here. Shut the fuck up.
It will take a while, but if you want to learn where Gold is and find out where it first came about. Watch my last video. It has all migrated.
any gold in bonners ferry panhandle? yaak montana?
yes takes 5 years to find an ounce
Its IdaFornia now moving in like the plague😢
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Where is gold in idhao?
"BOISE" (boy-see) not (boy-zee)
Boy, I see
And that sir is the best joke I've heard all year. Well done
Morning star it a name Jesus calls himself. Fun fact, the new translation of the Bible change the name of Lucifer to morning star 🤔
glad you don't teach school........