Beautiful creek. Please go back there and bring some jet dry or another option, to use when panning the fine gold, as is often found in moss. Thank you for bringing us along. : )
I have one of the new Gold Bug's (pro), and it's a fine detector. The ground grab feature in all metal mode works well, and I've found the ground mineralization feature to be effective at showing where things are concentrating. It's about 2.7 pounds with a rechargeable battery and a set of earbuds. Only drawback is that the control box is not waterproof. I've managed to dry mine out twice and it still works... ...but I think something waterproof should be considered. I prospect in Northwest Washington State, so my weather is pretty similar to yours. It will consistently pick up bird shot pellets if I have the gain turned up and I'm paying attention... ...hope that helps.
Hello, very nice video. I try to watch all of your vids, I am just east of you, over in Washington. Our terrain is very similar. We go to the Cascade Range to prospect. I have the Garret AT Gold, for a number of reasons. It's super light weight, it has auto ground balancing, which saves a lot of time in the field. It gives you a number value, based on the conductivity of the mineral it is sensing. Its waterproof, I play in the rain, and occasionally slip in the creeks. You'll want the pinpointer as well, it really isolates the area where your looking for the precise spot the detector indicated. It works for me, just two weekends ago we brought back 220 pounds of highly mineralized quartz we found in a vein along side an old logging road, I worked three hours chipping the rock with hammer and chisels to get it out. 5 each, 5 gallon buckets of it, the pin pointer let me know on the spot whether each piece was mineral worth bringing home. On the Garret AT Gold, it gave a reading of 84 to 96, 99 being the highest. We have a K & M 14 inch crusher, in a couple more weeks, we will have crushed all of it to figure out what is in it. Mount Baker Mining is just north of us, I was thinking of having them do a fire assay. Keep up the good work, your videos really inspire a lot of us hobby miners ! P.S; I do have a shaker table, and a kiln from 911 Metalurgy coming to me soon ! So I can do my own smelting of what we find.
Hi 911MP, Thanks for a interesting video. I have been doing some test panning in my local area on the north coast NSW. We have found a few specks here and there, I need to go back to a couple of spots and have a camp so as to have the time for a full search. Now its raining so the creeks will be in flood, great stuff for moving the yellow to the fellow. Dennis
The gold hounds may have not found a lot of gold on this trip, but they sure found a beautiful spot in the world to visit in the future. Man, you all have some great landscapes up that way.
Good vid guys beatiful spot. Gold bug 2 is very good detector however Vancouver Island is pretty wet gold bug doesn't like the rain you might wanna consider something that can take the weather. Minelab gold monster 1000 has water proof coil rain & splash proof control box very easy to use handles mineralization really well or equinox 800 fully waterproof machine get the small coil for it stock coil just to big for prospecting & you don't have to worry when you fall in Creek machine will still work not so with gold bug. Their are lots of other waterproof machines I just like Minelab I use both these detectors no problems so far they work great for me. Sorry for long winded comment hope it helps
What an absolutely beautiful place to explore/relax in and enjoy. As for detectors and people falling in the drink etc; you might want to look at Minelab, their Equinox 800 or the SDC 2300. The technologies used in their detectors is second to none and well worth your considerations/research. Great vid once again - keep them coming :)
Russell, I come from a family of miners and hadn't heard that one. Sounds good. Isn't it true that any gold trapped in the moss is basically always very fine, light flecks that float away easily? I was wondering why he didn't use some jet dry or something to break the tension of the water while panning out the moss excretions. The discarded moss probably has all kinds of gold flecks still in it.
MerAngel12121 it’s fine they where going fast quick pans. I seek out moss and after pan throw what left in a bag to take home and dry. I have found a third more gold but yes very small.
We had limited time, we weren't expecting to stop here we randomly found the creek, next visit we will be more prepared for panning and have a detector.
@@MerAngel12121 I think he's panning it dawn too small. Should just take it down to a larger amount and put it in a cons bucket and run through a gold cube
I'll tell ya what! That's a wonderful place! what beauty... great spot mother nature left for us to explore an hold riches! man thanks for showing us that place! really nice!
Gold bug 2. That creek was sweet...id get really stoned and take my time panning it more. Look at more areas on it. Tell your friend to stop falling in the water...lol
What is an adit? Btw am I seeing things- that last rock you hit on with the quartz or calcite running all over it looked like it had a silver "tree" at the top.
Such nice clear water, seems like the gold would be jumping out at you. So beautiful. I would want to prospect more there just for the peacefulness. Thanks.
Great video. Looks like Vancouver Island. Perhaps the Karmutsen Fm. volcanics somewhere near Port Renfrew/Cowichan Lake? Some lovely structures exposed in 3D in that creek. Bloody heavy going in the bush there. Best all.
It's funny you'd think those holes in the bedrock would be filled with gold but I've checked a couple in my local river and not found a speck either.. a decent amount of black sand and grey zircon sand but no gold at all..
Theres still about 3km of the creek we haven't explored, all canyon and similar as far as we can tell, so well see what we can find we only did 6 pans we were restricted on time, we actually found the creek by accident so well see when we return what we find.
yeah well I was just talking about the little plunge hole where a rock spins and cuts that perfect cylinder in the rock. I've seen other people on here dig them out and not find any gold in them too so while they seem ideal I guess they aren't.
the gold bug 2 is perfect for what your working! 24/4 even the minelab gold monster. now your not looking for depth your looking for deposits so I'd go with the gold bug 2 for sure. watch Jeff Williams tell you y he favors the gold bug 2 an watch nugget shooter tell you about what is what an why. good luck an happy hunting hope I could help you guys decide
Most gold and silver is found with sulphide mineralization or associated with some kind of mineralization, especially where we are located in BC. When your hardrock mining you don't look for gold specifically you look for signs which lead you to a deposit. With Volcanic and hydrothermal deposits you rarely just find gold stand alone. The value is in the entire deposit too not just gold and there are tons of sign which can help you once you learn it drastically helps when prospecting. We have a quick video up on this which explains a bit from a year or 2 ago.
Nokta Makro Gold Kruizer Waterproof both body and coils. You get 2 coils Blue tooth headset And not expensive . Operates at 61,000khz so goes deeper. Works better than most in highly mineralized ground. Works great . Best part it’s not expencive! $700-$800 in Canada. Solid unit and very light as well with some carbon fibre. . I love it.
I've heard gold bug 2 is best because it operates at 73 kHz and you can use that 6 inch coil to get into small spaces. BUT for wet conditions garrett has some great selections.
So far it's a toss up between garrett AT Gold and fisher gold bug 2. We fall in the water a lot 😉 and have multiple months of rain in BC so the Garrett may be better. Still deciding.
We sent a sample in there's gold @ 0.02ppm, copper @ 222ppm, iron and a little sulfur. None of those are workable amounts. It does indicate there could be more significant mineralization in the area though.
I’m just starting to learn,but all your pans looked promising,as In The right stuff you want to be seeing...maybe worth a bit more effort,with testing again but moving some 2 person rocks??
I have the Garett AT gold and it has found a lot of gold and other minerals for me. I like that it's water proof and it can handle hot ground in BC with its digital ground balance. With its adjustable iron discrimination, you leave the nails behind and for the money it's hard to beat.
Love the videos... if it were I, I would look into the New MAKRO Multi-Kruzer. You can go underwater with it too with all 3 frequencies which would handle the diversity your looking for (other than just Gold) and it's at an affordable price-point.
Cold gold would have made the day! I just know there's gold in that there drainage.Devine location 911 and love your videos. Are White detectors out of the question?
nice place. im no expert but from what ive seen other people do, you should have been checking below the water falls and in the gravel at the bottom of the creek right down to the bedrock crevices and under the boulders. im sure you would find gold there if you sluiced it all. i will subscribe and hope you make a video doing just that.
therealzipp0r You can't sluice in creeks and rivers in BC, the creek was found by mistake on the way to locate an old showing at the top of the mountain. So on the way down we stopped for a short time. Normally we would do way more detailed sampling but we only ended up doing 6 pans, hiking boots also don't do well in the water and it's close to a 2 hour hike out so we were trying to refrain from getting as wet as possible. Next visit will be different.
The mountain to the left has granodiorite as a host rock and the other side of the mountain has several high grade deposits which were abandoned due to metal prices and lost now they would be very profitable. Most likely it's made it's way from the top the mountian has about a 70 degree incline on average. This areas is very new to us and we actually stumbled on the creek accidentally.
Most likely something to do with the adit or the workings above, there's a couple old mines way up top on the mountian. May also be from logging way back when.
Depends on what you are using the detector for. I used these two sites to help decide. Not going for other stuff and need a detector that gets small gold and Fisher gold bug 2 is the best for that. It will pick up 1/10th of a grain and that is hard to beat. It is like a gold vacuum lol. If you have an area high in mineralization use a PI detector. www.smarterhobby.com/metal-detecting/best-metal-detector-gold/ www.detectorprospector.com/magazine/steves-guides/steve-guide-gold-nugget-detectors/
We will we didn't have much time here, findi g tje creek was actually an accident as we were after a different target. Well be back to do some real testing, sampling and more..
The gold detectors have a learning curve. I suggest that you learn as much as you can about them before you purchase one. There are lots of good ones but no one does it all. Garret and whites and fisher all are tried and true. The Garrett that is army green will find bigger nuggets deeper but will over look smaller deposits. It can be quite frustrating. 1 in a hundred targets will be gold. Wonce you learn tho your finds increase. It would be advantageous to learn from a pro.
We were on our way to try to locate a remote showing which hasn't been seen in 75 years, we stumbled on the creek accidentally so we only ended up doing a six pans as we were really restricted on time, well be heading back to test, pan more and from what we can see theres about 3km more of creek to explore
Minelab Gold Monster 1000 is what you want. I have a Gold Bug Pro, good machine, but I want the Monster. It comes with two coils and has automatic ground tracking. Watch Nugget Shooter's TH-cam channel. He really knows his stuff and is able to make his points without a bunch of fluff.
I got a Gold Bug Pro Got from Ebay from Private Party for $ 250.00 : Brand new machine .I wish I would have got Garrett Submersible /Waterproof > " water proof " both run around 650..00> ; I am just going to have to save up . I hear have two with ya .. Pulse and VLM for the different soil conditions .. Some Detector just don't work well some minerals / ionized Ground.. If VLM gets confused the Pulse won't BE and visa verse .. .. MInlab cost 2500 and they can be sent to tech for Tune Ups .. Aussies Use Minlab ..Garrett or gold Bug Pro is OK and Half thee Price and they won't need a tune up .> " Peace "
Beautiful creek. Please go back there and bring some jet dry or another option, to use when panning the fine gold, as is often found in moss. Thank you for bringing us along. : )
I have one of the new Gold Bug's (pro), and it's a fine detector. The ground grab feature in all metal mode works well, and I've found the ground mineralization feature to be effective at showing where things are concentrating. It's about 2.7 pounds with a rechargeable battery and a set of earbuds. Only drawback is that the control box is not waterproof. I've managed to dry mine out twice and it still works... ...but I think something waterproof should be considered. I prospect in Northwest Washington State, so my weather is pretty similar to yours.
It will consistently pick up bird shot pellets if I have the gain turned up and I'm paying attention... ...hope that helps.
Hello, very nice video. I try to watch all of your vids, I am just east of you, over in Washington. Our terrain is very similar. We go to the Cascade Range to prospect. I have the Garret AT Gold, for a number of reasons. It's super light weight, it has auto ground balancing, which saves a lot of time in the field. It gives you a number value, based on the conductivity of the mineral it is sensing. Its waterproof, I play in the rain, and occasionally slip in the creeks. You'll want the pinpointer as well, it really isolates the area where your looking for the precise spot the detector indicated. It works for me, just two weekends ago we brought back 220 pounds of highly mineralized quartz we found in a vein along side an old logging road, I worked three hours chipping the rock with hammer and chisels to get it out. 5 each, 5 gallon buckets of it, the pin pointer let me know on the spot whether each piece was mineral worth bringing home. On the Garret AT Gold, it gave a reading of 84 to 96, 99 being the highest. We have a K & M 14 inch crusher, in a couple more weeks, we will have crushed all of it to figure out what is in it. Mount Baker Mining is just north of us, I was thinking of having them do a fire assay. Keep up the good work, your videos really inspire a lot of us hobby miners !
P.S; I do have a shaker table, and a kiln from 911 Metalurgy coming to me soon ! So I can do my own smelting of what we find.
Hi 911MP, Thanks for a interesting video. I have been doing some test panning in my local area on the north coast NSW. We have found a few specks here and there, I need to go back to a couple of spots and have a camp so as to have the time for a full search. Now its raining so the creeks will be in flood, great stuff for moving the yellow to the fellow. Dennis
The gold hounds may have not found a lot of gold on this trip, but they sure found a beautiful spot in the world to visit in the future. Man, you all have some great landscapes up that way.
It's very cold! We both fell in.
what a beautiful area!
Beautiful. ..thank you for sharing.
Love it!
Awesome video mate. You have me out in the field filling buckets taking samples from everywhere 🤠 I’m going gold mad lol
Bring in a yeti pump & suck out the deep holes. Beautiful stream for some snip'n. Two toes could find some nuggets there.
Good vid guys beatiful spot. Gold bug 2 is very good detector however Vancouver Island is pretty wet gold bug doesn't like the rain you might wanna consider something that can take the weather. Minelab gold monster 1000 has water proof coil rain & splash proof control box very easy to use handles mineralization really well or equinox 800 fully waterproof machine get the small coil for it stock coil just to big for prospecting & you don't have to worry when you fall in Creek machine will still work not so with gold bug. Their are lots of other waterproof machines I just like Minelab I use both these detectors no problems so far they work great for me. Sorry for long winded comment hope it helps
I’m older, way older than you. But I want to go hiking and searching everywhere. Your videos are great as usual!
That looks like so much fun. Very nice area...
What an absolutely beautiful place to explore/relax in and enjoy. As for detectors and people falling in the drink etc; you might want to look at Minelab, their Equinox 800 or the SDC 2300. The technologies used in their detectors is second to none and well worth your considerations/research. Great vid once again - keep them coming :)
Here’s a little trick I learned from miner Take that Moss after you wash it out in your pan dry it out burn it and pan it again
Russell, I come from a family of miners and hadn't heard that one. Sounds good. Isn't it true that any gold trapped in the moss is basically always very fine, light flecks that float away easily? I was wondering why he didn't use some jet dry or something to break the tension of the water while panning out the moss excretions. The discarded moss probably has all kinds of gold flecks still in it.
MerAngel12121 it’s fine they where going fast quick pans. I seek out moss and after pan throw what left in a bag to take home and dry. I have found a third more gold but yes very small.
We had limited time, we weren't expecting to stop here we randomly found the creek, next visit we will be more prepared for panning and have a detector.
@@MerAngel12121 I think he's panning it dawn too small. Should just take it down to a larger amount and put it in a cons bucket and run through a gold cube
Hmmm
Glad we see the ups and downs.
I'll tell ya what! That's a wonderful place! what beauty... great spot mother nature left for us to explore an hold riches! man thanks for showing us that place! really nice!
Thank you for the video, beautiful river and water falls, nice clear river, see you next video great adventure prospecting.
Gold bug 2. That creek was sweet...id get really stoned and take my time panning it more. Look at more areas on it. Tell your friend to stop falling in the water...lol
Lol
What is an adit? Btw am I seeing things- that last rock you hit on with the quartz or calcite running all over it looked like it had a silver "tree" at the top.
A mine with only one entrance usually smaller in size.
Such nice clear water, seems like the gold would be jumping out at you. So beautiful. I would want to prospect more there just for the peacefulness. Thanks.
Beautiful place indeed. Indiana water is green at best. Nice to see the bottom. I saw so many spots I wanted to prospect in the video.
Great video. Looks like Vancouver Island. Perhaps the Karmutsen Fm. volcanics somewhere near Port Renfrew/Cowichan Lake? Some lovely structures exposed in 3D in that creek. Bloody heavy going in the bush there. Best all.
Around there. You got it!
Great video's thanks for sharing. There is still lots of places out there for adventure.
I would suggest the Minelab Equinox 800. Very light with multi frequency signal. My buddy Warren has one and I intend to get one in the near future.
It's funny you'd think those holes in the bedrock would be filled with gold but I've checked a couple in my local river and not found a speck either.. a decent amount of black sand and grey zircon sand but no gold at all..
Theres still about 3km of the creek we haven't explored, all canyon and similar as far as we can tell, so well see what we can find we only did 6 pans we were restricted on time, we actually found the creek by accident so well see when we return what we find.
yeah well I was just talking about the little plunge hole where a rock spins and cuts that perfect cylinder in the rock. I've seen other people on here dig them out and not find any gold in them too so while they seem ideal I guess they aren't.
Wow! Such a cool Creek!
Boil holes are not always the best place to look for gold. I've done it lots of times and never found much.
Beautiful spot.
I'm cold!!! you found gold!!! I fell
Super beautiful creek!
I recommend a waterproof detector after both of you took a dive! Prospector Tripp
Best tip, buy bag of paydirt,leave all the equipment, head to creek and pan it out, then just enjoy that badass spot
Lol
the gold bug 2 is perfect for what your working! 24/4 even the minelab gold monster. now your not looking for depth your looking for deposits so I'd go with the gold bug 2 for sure. watch Jeff Williams tell you y he favors the gold bug 2 an watch nugget shooter tell you about what is what an why. good luck an happy hunting hope I could help you guys decide
Why do you look for mineralization, what does that mean as far as looking for gold silver etc
Most gold and silver is found with sulphide mineralization or associated with some kind of mineralization, especially where we are located in BC.
When your hardrock mining you don't look for gold specifically you look for signs which lead you to a deposit. With Volcanic and hydrothermal deposits you rarely just find gold stand alone. The value is in the entire deposit too not just gold and there are tons of sign which can help you once you learn it drastically helps when prospecting. We have a quick video up on this which explains a bit from a year or 2 ago.
Check out the Makro Gold Kruzer.
Get the Gold Monster. You can spend more time detecting and less time adjusting for background noise.
Mine lab 4500, or whites GMZ. I've had the whites, great detectors
I just ordered the Minelab gold monster...can’t wait to try it out should be here next week
Nokta Makro Gold Kruizer
Waterproof both body and coils. You get 2 coils
Blue tooth headset
And not expensive .
Operates at 61,000khz so goes deeper. Works better than most in highly mineralized ground.
Works great . Best part it’s not expencive!
$700-$800 in Canada.
Solid unit and very light as well with some carbon fibre. .
I love it.
Great video guys if i didn't work 2 jobs with 90 hours a week I have to be out there with you guys doing the same thing hitting these logging roads
I've heard gold bug 2 is best because it operates at 73 kHz and you can use that 6 inch coil to get into small spaces. BUT for wet conditions garrett has some great selections.
So far it's a toss up between garrett AT Gold and fisher gold bug 2. We fall in the water a lot 😉 and have multiple months of rain in BC so the Garrett may be better. Still deciding.
Frickin beautiful.
So was it Gold in the rock?
We sent a sample in there's gold @ 0.02ppm, copper @ 222ppm, iron and a little sulfur. None of those are workable amounts. It does indicate there could be more significant mineralization in the area though.
I’m just starting to learn,but all your pans looked promising,as In The right stuff you want to be seeing...maybe worth a bit more effort,with testing again but moving some 2 person rocks??
I have a used SDC 2300 for sale. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us
I have the Garett AT gold and it has found a lot of gold and other minerals for me. I like that it's water proof and it can handle hot ground in BC with its digital ground balance. With its adjustable iron discrimination, you leave the nails behind and for the money it's hard to beat.
Its hard enough to reach spots like that let alone carry one more detector! The allusive gold....so hard to find!
Love the videos... if it were I, I would look into the New MAKRO Multi-Kruzer. You can go underwater with it too with all 3 frequencies which would handle the diversity your looking for (other than just Gold) and it's at an affordable price-point.
Cold gold would have made the day! I just know there's gold in that there drainage.Devine location 911 and love your videos. Are White detectors out of the question?
I like that place.ask Jeff Williams he will be able to tell you what detector will be best for your needs.👍great video.
Yep
nice place. im no expert but from what ive seen other people do, you should have been checking below the water falls and in the gravel at the bottom of the creek right down to the bedrock crevices and under the boulders. im sure you would find gold there if you sluiced it all. i will subscribe and hope you make a video doing just that.
therealzipp0r You can't sluice in creeks and rivers in BC, the creek was found by mistake on the way to locate an old showing at the top of the mountain. So on the way down we stopped for a short time.
Normally we would do way more detailed sampling but we only ended up doing 6 pans, hiking boots also don't do well in the water and it's close to a 2 hour hike out so we were trying to refrain from getting as wet as possible. Next visit will be different.
love watching your vids, I live on the Island as well and these are very inspiring
fn gorgeous spot the h2o looks drinkable. could that big out of place rock been dropped off by a glacier? are you guaranteed gold in the pyrite?
The mountain to the left has granodiorite as a host rock and the other side of the mountain has several high grade deposits which were abandoned due to metal prices and lost now they would be very profitable. Most likely it's made it's way from the top the mountian has about a 70 degree incline on average. This areas is very new to us and we actually stumbled on the creek accidentally.
That is so cool man! I love little spots like that.... Oh what were the cables for or from?
Most likely something to do with the adit or the workings above, there's a couple old mines way up top on the mountian. May also be from logging way back when.
Do you evet get skunked on your pans?
All the time
damn that water is clear as hell. i would love to take a dip in there. bet its super cold though haha
Very cold!
Hey have you ever searched for slumach’s mine
Never, definitely have heard about it though!
Was that a mine tunnel/shaft
Small adit goes in 8 feet (2.5meters). Hard to get to without taking a long hike around or a swim accross.
pyrite or mica ?
Are y in oregon.just want to know wat state thanx
Depends on what you are using the detector for. I used these two sites to help decide. Not going for other stuff and need a detector that gets small gold and Fisher gold bug 2 is the best for that. It will pick up 1/10th of a grain and that is hard to beat. It is like a gold vacuum lol. If you have an area high in mineralization use a PI detector.
www.smarterhobby.com/metal-detecting/best-metal-detector-gold/
www.detectorprospector.com/magazine/steves-guides/steve-guide-gold-nugget-detectors/
Wouldn't there be gold hiding under all those rocks in the creek?
Most likely.
Get yourself an XRF handheld spectrometer along with your metal detector. Only $25.000 more...
Christmas is coming, well see maybe if we can option a couple nice properties.
Looks like a good day even if you didn't find the motherlode. nice video quality. peace
You guys outta B.C.?
Yes
What are these "meaters" you keep speaking of?
The one were theres about 3 feet in it. 😁
At least it warm out! 😁
Gold Bug 2 with 6 inch coil, works great and Jeff Williams loves his too. See his channel " Ask Jeff Williams"
gold or no, the canyon is very beautiful ~
You should hit that deep pool
You could try the Tesoro Lobe Super TRAQ
Get a battery powerd coffie grinder will chop the green up good
Lol
The moss for heck sack lol
Bought a Garrett will be honing skills through the winter.
Watching this made my eyes hurt looking for the gold you found
the gold is sitting on the top of the bedrock so dig down in the streambed.
I would try to take it from the bottom of those falls
We will we didn't have much time here, findi g tje creek was actually an accident as we were after a different target. Well be back to do some real testing, sampling and more..
The gold detectors have a learning curve. I suggest that you learn as much as you can about them before you purchase one. There are lots of good ones but no one does it all. Garret and whites and fisher all are tried and true. The Garrett that is army green will find bigger nuggets deeper but will over look smaller deposits. It can be quite frustrating. 1 in a hundred targets will be gold. Wonce you learn tho your finds increase. It would be advantageous to learn from a pro.
You are about to find a sasquatch!
Great vid nice creek i whould say gold bug 2
I would go with the Garrett detector. My Gold Bug has only founf me one nugget that was about 2.5 grams.
Nice video, but I think the term is mineralized not oxidized
What about the stream bed?
We were on our way to try to locate a remote showing which hasn't been seen in 75 years, we stumbled on the creek accidentally so we only ended up doing a six pans as we were really restricted on time, well be heading back to test, pan more and from what we can see theres about 3km more of creek to explore
Try a mine lab AT gold,pro or mine lab AT max, all water proof and good machines.keep up the good work.
Nothing worth while comes easy. Not from my book. Nice area!
Ide love to get my 5 inch dredge in there!
GMT by whites is a good machine also.
Minelab Gold Monster 1000 is what you want. I have a Gold Bug Pro, good machine, but I want the Monster. It comes with two coils and has automatic ground tracking. Watch Nugget Shooter's TH-cam channel. He really knows his stuff and is able to make his points without a bunch of fluff.
I have heard the Gold Bug 2 is a great machine
Killer video : D That is a beautiful creek, just the kind of place I like to find. I have a Whites Prism II I will make you a super deal on ; D
where are you?
Vancouver island, BC Canada
911 Mining & Prospecting looks really nice
Morgan left here truck here for the night
I got a Gold Bug Pro Got from Ebay from Private Party for $ 250.00 : Brand new machine .I wish I would have got Garrett Submersible /Waterproof > " water proof " both run around 650..00> ; I am just going to have to save up . I hear have two with ya .. Pulse and VLM for the different soil conditions .. Some Detector just don't work well some minerals / ionized Ground.. If VLM gets confused the Pulse won't BE and visa verse .. .. MInlab cost 2500 and they can be sent to tech for Tune Ups .. Aussies Use Minlab ..Garrett or gold Bug Pro is OK and Half thee Price and they won't need a tune up .> " Peace "
White's GMT,than gold bug 2
From everything i have seen and heard i would say a gold bug 2
Show!!!
Vai o meu LIKE do Brasil
Interesting
Your looking the wrong places
This is the one I would like to have, garrett at pro max metal detector waterproof
Get a AT Pro from Garrett
2 THUMBS UP, THANK YOU
GARRETT AT GOLD!!
moss prospecting is lately immoral and illegal ?