Bingara mines were reported to have thin gold sheets plating the rocks at times. A small field and not friendly to detectors. Like most of eastern Australia there is plenty of trash, wire, nails and lead shot. Gold is a function of geothermal volcanics and as hot things rise, most of the gold rises up to the surface, to shallow depths and generally peters out as the miners went deeper. Most of the fields were quickly worked out. When a field says it produced x,000 oz in its lifetime, always compare it to Newmonts Boddington mine in WA that produced 895000 oz/ annum, a couple of years ago. Australia is the world’s second largest producer of gold.
You do my kinda prospectin’. Lovely country. Here’s to you coming upon a specie of our dreams. Best of all good luck to you. Keep up the good work. Ya got all the right gear.
Done a fair bit of detecting up there , best so far has been a quartz rock with 4 grams in it , rest has just been nuggets, cool area plenty to explore
Thanks champ for sharing your experience & thoughts,with all that Quartz around you'd have to think that there's a good stash of gold in the Quartz somewhere there.its a matter of griding the mines and viens with painstaking patience.i also subscribed to your channel
Say 'hello ' to Paul at Three Creeks Mine......he has a wealth of knowledge We didn't know there were so many mines further out.....good luck next time
If you get any spare time,it would probably be a good idea 💡 to turn your metal detector on ,and you could find some gold in this Hotspot as your video title claims.
Bingara mines were reported to have thin gold sheets plating the rocks at times. A small field and not friendly to detectors. Like most of eastern Australia there is plenty of trash, wire, nails and lead shot. Gold is a function of geothermal volcanics and as hot things rise, most of the gold rises up to the surface, to shallow depths and generally peters out as the miners went deeper. Most of the fields were quickly worked out. When a field says it produced x,000 oz in its lifetime, always compare it to Newmonts Boddington mine in WA that produced 895000 oz/ annum, a couple of years ago. Australia is the world’s second largest producer of gold.
You do my kinda prospectin’. Lovely country. Here’s to you coming upon a specie of our dreams. Best of all good luck to you. Keep up the good work. Ya got all the right gear.
That’s mate appreciate it all. I’ll be sure to start filming soon again.
I will be back in octobre, in Europe now, i have prospecting licence from WA.this Time will be staying in Orange NSW . Nice video
That's right mate always knowledge for next time Good that you take specimens as well Enjoying the channel mate !
Thanks mate appreciate it
Done a fair bit of detecting up there , best so far has been a quartz rock with 4 grams in it , rest has just been nuggets, cool area plenty to explore
That’s pretty good mate well done, wish I had more time there
The piece of metal in question, maybe a anvil from a wind-up alarm ⏰ ? Good show guys, 👍
Yeah maybe hmm🤔
thanks 4 all 🤘🤘
Great video mate. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate.
Thanks champ for sharing your experience & thoughts,with all that Quartz around you'd have to think that there's a good stash of gold in the Quartz somewhere there.its a matter of griding the mines and viens with painstaking patience.i also subscribed to your channel
Yeah there sure would be mate, plenty hidden somewhere.
Thanks for Subscribing champ!!
@@auprospecting2192 NO WUCKN FURRIES BRO YA GOT GOOD CONTENT
Thanks man appreciate, I’m only a rookie but gotta start somewhere and I’ve looked back already and seen how far I’ve come it’s very exciting 😊
Pretty cool stuff 👍🤓✌️
Thanks mate, appreciate your support
Say 'hello ' to Paul at Three Creeks Mine......he has a wealth of knowledge We didn't know there were so many mines further out.....good luck next time
Yeah cheers, his a book of knowledge he is. Was a good time there but bigger trips to come soon 😊
Good exploration
Thank you
There’s gold up in them there hills 💯
In between a lot of dirt haha
@@auprospecting2192 haha yep no dogging that old factor
Great one son xxx
Thanks dad ❤️😊
Good luck bro
Thanks man, thanks for your comment!
Hard rock species are the best
Yes they are
Yes they can be a very rich source
slow camera down bro
Will do for next video 👍
If you get any spare time,it would probably be a good idea 💡 to turn your metal detector on ,and you could find some gold in this Hotspot as your video title claims.
Yes, I was detecting a lot which I didnt record. A lot of iron targets
Thanks for your comment
Just a hint leave out the head banging crap music.
Yeah thanks again @kerrymulcahy8973 if you don’t like my videos then move on and stop posting ridiculous comments on my channel please. Thank you