Multiple High Grade Gold & Silver Quartz Veins!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Removing samples from high grade gold veins, with gold and silver in quartz and sulfides. Multiple veins with high grade values. We have mined theses for gold and silver in the past.
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those are insane numbers in vein 2 and 3......great work and thanks for the vids...me and Slim love them...
Love yours too Jeff 👌👍
"I thought I was going to live a nice, peaceful, PLACER life, but then I found out my mining was all in VEIN!" [HOP HOP HOP!]
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Awesome video! Love to see you guys using power tools in the field. That portable rock crusher was very cool, and it's nice to see you get visable, measurable gold out of your hard rock samples. Keep up the good work, boys!
Fantastic adventure sweet samples sweet hammer drill nice bit to seen many of them go in the garbage after 6 holes that vein oh ya thanks guys seen some sparklers my kids and grand kids would luv be safe keep the great videos coming
You need feathers and wedges to split off stone (Trow and Holden, Barre, Vermont, USA.)
Yeah that's right my wife does that to me too you know to cost me whether further just before she gives me a wedgie
More veins than my grandmas legs has ! 🤣 Just kidding. Great video, Beautiful colors in those rock.
Lol
Sample number ahhh all of them rised my hearth beat rate ;) Looks like easy drilling.
Fantastic results. Surprised by the value swings in those close veins. Thank you 911
Initially when we removed values where high silver in the first, high gold in the second and the third was high copper as we went back it got a bit more even.
@@911mining appreciate the education 👍👍👍
Micro Blaster! Canadian product from Ontario and no issues shipping the charges in Canada. Dan Hurd has done a couple of vids on it/with it.
Thank you!
Slide hammer with chisel point in those holes. Like your vids y'all are on it.
P.S. use a Micro Blaster or Sierra Blaster.
I think well be getting one in the near future, I have seen a few videos of yours and they seem to work great, not to much weight to pack for some of the hard to reach areas either 👍
Another great video, love them.
Love the analysis at the end.
You show as much as Jeff Williams, i learn more geography from your show.
PS whats you fiirst name so i can give u props.
Sincerely,
Tom
The names Justin, thanks for watching 👍
Would you just look at that!
Thanks guys🍺🍺🍺🇺🇸
Don't know if you have harbor freight up there, but they have a chisel & point set (cheap). After you get pilot holes drilled. They can pop out the chunks easier. Then collect dust for a quick pan or prossesing
Tks for the vid's
Hey, nice gold veins(lucky)! Excellent video. What drill bit you using.
Did you consider panning out the dust from the drill.? Are you going to pull some more tonage? You hit the jackpot there. Beautiful! Thanks.
We are thinking about it.
@@911mining Just get a shop vac, suck it all up and roast it in a trap chamber smelter! Could do that on site with a unit that weighs less than 50 lbs if you use wood for your heat source. (~_^)-b
Let the oxides separate from the PMs in the chimney trap, then chemically separate with acid when you get home.
With the PMs in the base melt, just add some flux and take them home as bullion to refine them so you don't leave out with excess mass.
What kind of AU numbers does it take on your sampling to warrant starting a mining operation. Also I have heard on other gold related channels on here that the labs only process 2 to 3 grams of the material you send them no matter how much you send them of a single sample and how much do you pay typically per sample? Thanks.
Au by fire ASSAY and ICP-AES typical weight is 30g. Same if you do a gravimetric finish. Not 2-3g. Typically about 20-25 dollars for just gold. Mining depends on accessibility, and if it's a high enough grade and easy to mine we pull off a few tonnes and pack er out by hand we are not set up for big mining well option or sell for that.
Wow. That was a rich lode.
You need to get one of those micro blaster things.
Planning on it.
Wow.. nice
I have always had a question that I have not been able to solve, what are all the possible vein ocurrences?
Can't believe someone isn working that site!!!!
We did about 5 years ago removed 8 tonnes, we are looking at getting a bit more off
2 words: “sierra blaster”... lol
Looking into it.
I’m being a little selfish. 😁 I enjoy watching them in action. Ask Jeff Williams and Dan Hurd have videos on them.
Question... Have you ever used either acoustic or RF methods of cross sectioning deposits like this for an estimate of their hidden/buried size?
No we haven't, we have done multiple geophysical surveys but nothing of that sort.
@@911mining I just figure if a person wants to know pretty fast how much material they have they can use a densometer, or some seismic shots to get a 3D map of the orebody at least in the general region of the surface, and a magnetometer would determine of the orebody were really large, but yeah, I know some of those cost a lot and even require training and licences.
It would seem that short of that, just rent some small machinery [like a skid steer (with a concrete mammer) and a dump trailer] to pack out everything one could grab hold of in a hurry, and if it showed to continue on gear up for some serious mining.
Death 911, what do you do with your sites with great gold? Do you mine it or are you collecting samples for someone else?
Sometimes we are hired, we will probably try to option to a junior or private company who's got better funding than we do. We plan on extracting a few more tonnes from here, about 5 years ago we took off 8 tonnes.
@@911mining Hello, thanks for the reply. When you mine ore , do you have to crush the rock and extract with cyanide or other chemicals, or just sluice it?
have you considered using a hand-held XRF?
Yes just not in the budget yet.
same here, shopping around for a good used one myself....
Are you doing jumping jacks between takes?
Just a lot of sweating in the heat and hiking to the above outcrops.
Sounds like a perfect day!
Why we never see pure gold, silver or copper in veins ? In gravel we see a lot of it, byt in veins it looks like very tiny... why ?
If you want to break off larger chunks but can't use blasting. Have you thought of trying expanding grout? You can break boulders with it, they use it in quarries but being re-sold for mostly concrete demolition, under many names as dexpan, ecobust, geobreak here is a link to one of these sellers www.geobreak.ca/products/expansive-rock-breaking-non-explosive-demolition-agent you don't need to drill holes as large as they typically recommend. I have had success with1/2" and 3/4" holes, space the holes closer that hey recommend, 6" or sometimes less spacing, might take over a day to crack but it did eventually. Could be worth a try if you think it could be useful. may have to experiment a bit to see what works for you
oooooooooooo sample and analysis ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
You ever pan out the drill dust
Not this time we took a bunch with us though
I would like to see the panning of that dust just to see what it would look like..or maybe a future drill sample
At 5 minutes in I would have laid a cheap sheet down, then took my pickaxe and five or six swings later I would have had that seem popped out and under that sheet in 30 seconds
"141.0 g/ton... Well slap my ass and call me Charlie.
Do you guys mine these deposits yourselves? I guess I'm curious why you log them unless you're scouting them for somebody else, or required government filings, or...???
We don't log other companies do. They own lumber tenure we own mineral tenure rights. We often work for others
@@911mining I didn't mean log as in lumbrjack, sorry, I meant it as in recording the data, data logging :)
We have to send in assessment reports to forward the claims or you have to pay fees to keep them, say we want to renew a small single cell claim for 1 year we have to pay 200 to forward it or do 200 worth of work and do a report on the property such as prospecting, geochemical or geophysical work...ect. we have to do this for our own claim and people and companies hire us to do it. Say a company like gold corp owned the claim they would hire a local company for all the work as it's cheaper than flying a company across the country, paying expenses..ect when we do this it's the same concept they need to renew or keep there claim up to date so instead of paying hundred or thousands they would pay a company to do work so at least they gain knowledge on there property. Some of the claims we prospect are several thousand hectares and can contain hundreds of cells so sometimes we do projects which are thousands just to renew for a year. All this work has to be recorded with the mineral titles branch (govt) or your claim will lapse and every year you have the claim your fees go up per hectare. Make sense?
@@911mining Yes! Thank you for the detailed response and the awesome videos!
Chalcopyrite is fools gold, it's not worth anything Justin? It's such a pretty mineral rock....
Chalcopyrite is a copper iron sulfur make up and a ore of copper mainly, however you always never just have copper iron and sulfur, you will have small markups of other elements like silver, lead, gold, zinc, titanium..ect. gold being so valuable when you have even a single part per million replacing say an element of the iron you have added value. (The 1 part per million is equal to 1 gram per ton). Any kind of mineralization is a good sign as it often flows with other important minerals.
"I have mining in my blood and minerals in my veins"
5:02 that’s what she said
Do you prove out and then sell the claims? Or do you plan on mining these yourself? Just curious.
Most we sell or option to private companies, individuals and juniors. On occasion well mine them if there small easy to remove and really high grade. We have buyers who buy our ore by the ton.
@@911mining Very cool! Thanks for the reply.
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Great content. Terrible camera work
Omg ..painfull to watch u use that hammer drill
Don't know why that would be painful
@@911mining Only thing I see wrong is the drill is yellow. You have at least 3-4 items in your vest made by Milwaukee and you use a yellow drill? for shame. Kidding aside, do you ever use wedges in the holes to split rock like they do with marble/granite?