,I have to say how much i appreciate a guy like this who doesn't run his mouth yap yap yapping the whole time. He says the bare minimum & it RELATES TO THE GOLD ...that's it. So thank you Mr hush hush panning man, you are a GEM!!
@@ericsingletary2603 i dont eat fish at all and in this area you dont eat big catfish (channel cats are the big ones , yellow bullhead and brown bullhead are the locally eaten catfish and everyone but me, loves them) because they are dirty. As in they are mercury loaded .i am also told they taste sandy and unpleasant anyway. So im not sure how you mean when you say" cat fish style". Is that seasoned and breaded and fried ? A big hunk if fish cooked in hot cast iron?
When you're panning gold, "PANNING!" at a rate higher than a typical hourly wage, you know you're doing something right. You guys never cease to impress, keep up the great work.
If I were you, I'd bring a wet/dry vac and a small generator and get right down in the bottom of those grooves in the culvert, there's bound to be a huge amount of fine gold in there. Make sure you don't leave anything behind.
richard bidinger great minds think alike , when I saw that 1st pan I was like he needs to collect all the material ,... I didn’t see your comment till after I posted my comment that happens to be the same as yours , you saw the video b4 I did ,, I’d suspect that little pipe pays out pretty good for these guys , or at least I hope so, good to see people thinking outside the pipe ,
I've tried culverts here in Maine and found about the same amount in the culvert as picking in the bedrock, on the same stream. Which is good in my opinion. The culvert is much easier to work! Im going to pick a culvert that really gushes during the spring melt.. Maybe that would pan out good. Good to see you folks getting some good gold, that was a nice haul and an interesting video. Thank you!!
Its substantially easier. Hard to get used to if all you have used is a conventional pan but its quicker, no classifying needed, great for fine gold, perfect for long trips in the Bush.
@@911mining If you classified, I think it would be real quick, but stopping to rake off the larger pebbles and back panning down takes half of your pan time. I definitely approve of your method of sampling a culvert pipe; I did it when I was a greenhorn, and now I realize how poor my sampling was. I need to put my boots back on and try it again!
HOLY MACKEREL! You found a good culvert that hasn't been molested! You are not even touching the drop riffles in that culvert, basically you got that gold out of the overburden! I bet you get well over an ounce! Congratulations on a SPLENDID find!
@@memewaxer maybe he can even put some of them on claims... it just takes time and after cleaning them he could just wait for them to fill up again. Also he can put like prison bars on both sides and a opening with a lock so nobody else can clean them out.
The pipe that will keep on giving for years to come. I found that horizontal motion pan technique works much better for me and keeps more gold than the traditional way on a round pan. Beautiful country to explore.
Yes, I have found gold in culverts also. But also have found if there is a cloud burst after spring run offs it can blow all the gold right out! So don't wait to long after the spring runoff!
Absolutely incredible. I've THOUGHT to pan these but I didn't ever do it, priority number one for me now much? I can't believe I've been watching golding videos on tons of channels for almost 2 years and this is the first vid with somebody panning these things. THANK YOU. S I'm probably going Saturday if it's 41 and raining to try this now. ;)
Thought about trying this in the creek I’ve been prospecting. There is a pipe coming from a runoff feeder I’m not sure if it will have much but it looks like it might be worth a try. Great video!!
i ordered a pan like that, your videos influenced my decision on my choices of pans, most of the creeks that i want to try are shallow and wide as the water flowing through that culvert, be strong, be safe, and be blessed
hah nice! i know of a few spots in gold country that have the same setup. i always thought it was a free public sluice and you confirmed it. thank you! btw, just started watching your vids, please show more results. peace!
After fire season probably won't be till early September we need a good full week of rain straight with no really hot days after in the forecast before they open the gates
That place is fantastic!! You guys never cease to amaze!! I think I would want a safety pan under that sq. pan. Looks like the gold could slide right out.
Matteo I was told there was an Easter Bunny years ago. Culverts are natural gold traps. They’re built like a pan and there’s constant water flow through them, what’s not to like?
We are going to be doing a review where we test this with a regular gold pan the same size and send the tailings in for a SCR21 pan concentrate analysis which will tell us what pan recovered more gold, we placed the same exact amount of fine gold in both pans. The website for the pan www.placertools.com will be avaliable and made live when we release the review. The pan will only go into production I believe if our testing shows it captured better gold than a conventional pan.
That culvert looks to be highly productive and the material is easy to extract and process, good find, I'm sure your going to check out the pools at the entrances and exits as well! I like the look of that new pan, it's about time someone decided to design and manufacture something that's not round, are they for sale yet and do you ship to the UK? I'm going to have a go in some streams I know of from fishing where there's loads of quartz veins and black sands on the little beaches, I need a pan and may as well start out with what I intend to keep on using.
Not yet this will be avaliable in a week or so when we do our full review. It's a new pan we have been testing for the past couple months the newer design has a few small changes like cleanup riffle at the back.
911 Mining & Prospecting Thank you. I enjoy your videos. I am in Maine so most of our gold is fine and glacial. I have done fairly well here in Maine on culverts and also moss, as most of our prospectors pass by these.
Very nice video. I would think that the pan might benefit from some horizontal scratching with course grit sandpaper which would make some micro riffles in the main section of it. This is what I do to "season" a new pan after I thoroughly wash it with dawn dish detergent to remove any oils left on it from the manufacturing process. Thanks for sharing the videos with us. Jim
The new pan has a couple cleanup riffles. This is a 3D printed prototype not to the market yet. The new design has some changes. We will be doing a review within a week so far we haven't used a better pan, no classifying needed is also a bonus. The back fits the same as a 10" pan to the brim but you can go though a pan in 60 seconds safely.
As somebody who has never attempted to prospect for gold and only watch videos online, would it be worthwhile trying to classify some of the material to start with to minimize the work in panning?
For all those intrested so I don't have to keep typing this out. The pan we are using in this video is a new design and a 3D printed prototype. We have been testing this for 2 months now and have not used a pan to date which has better recovery and efficiency. The pan is designed to capture the most amount of fine gold possible. There is no classifying required with or without the dam in place. A typical pan with this should take about 60-90 seconds max, although we have seen the same results in substantially less time. Over the course of the two months there have been slight adjustments to the design as well so the newer designs will be a bit different. We will be doing a review within the next week, in which we take the tailings from this pan verses a conventional pan and send them in for a SCR21 AAU assay for gold in the tailings. This is meant to tell what pan lost more gold. Stay tuned because you will be surprised!! The website for the company that makes this pan will be made live at the time of the review and we will post it in the videos description. Thanks for watching and happy prospecting!
No gate closed the day after for fire season. We have a key but wed get a huge fine if we got caught with motorized vehicles. Wed also lose our gate access
It's a 3D printed prototype. Not on the market yet we are testing it for a company. We will be doing a review probably within a week. This is the first prototype so the actual pan will have additions.
@@911mining No way!? I used to live in the Fraser Valley and owned a claim in Kanaka Bar (North of Boston Bar - great gold). Had to sell it cause I moved up North to the Peace Region. Need to find another good spot to pan. Know anything about the Peace River?
Impressive. Good video! Maybe worth mentioning that a creak is required that actually does have gold in it. Nearby I have half a dozen of creeks with culverts. But unfortunately not a gold area at all. All just granite based. No quartz veins, nothing at all.
What is that pan called and where can I get one? I am tired of swirling normal pans ; maybe back and fourth will be better. I think you may have lost some trying to hurry for the video but that is a nice looking new approach to panning that I would love to test out .
It's not avaliable yet this is a 3D printed prototype. Website will be avaliable within a week when we do a review. We have been testing it for a month and havent used a better pan and we do this everyday
The problem with that pan as well as the gold claw is that once you get a flake in your riffles you can not get it back into your pan unless you have deep water
Nice shiny I would come back with a sluice box and clean the colvert out complete, Your pan looks like a paint roller pan but seems to work pretty good.
It's a new design coming to the market soon this is the first prototype, a 3D printed model, the one going to market will look a bit different. We are testing it for the company. Its designed to capture very fine gold better than a conventional pan. It's also more efficient. Well have a reveiw up in a week or so website will be avaliable then.
They aren't available yet, we are doing a full review sometime over the next 2 weeks, the site will go live at the same time. The model we have is a 3D printed prototype. Websites www.placertools.com
Love it, its perfect for exploration. It's easy to fit in a bag, creeks can be super low and you don't have to search for a spot to pan cause waters to low, I think it's really good for fine gold recovery. It also generally takes 1/3 of the time to pan, no classifying needed. If your a veteran panner the side to side motions only is something you need to get used to, but it's by far a preferred pan of mine.
Why aren’t you panning out the up stream sections of the culvert first? Like a sluice, if that’s how the culvert works, the heavies are going to be closer where the stream first enters vs the tail end where you guys are digging. ?
@@911mining Wow!!, that's beautiful country!! I thought you were in California (Northern California)??? Then again California turn communist!!! Probably just take the gold away from you!!! And throw in jail for 50 years!!!
It's better for beginners who haven't used this style of pan before. It also helps for classifying all the small materials pass through the bottom the bigger stuff remains in the back of the pan and you can keep adding or scoop it out. As you go
@@911mining then it looks like its being used wrong in the clip above. It didnt start with as much as youd start with in a 14" plastic pan, and still had to be concentrated. If you have a side by side video of someone proficient with a plastic pan, next to a person proficient with this pan, and a known quantity of dirt, and a known quantity of gold, and this pan is even 50% faster Ill buy three of them.
I'll stick with my Garrett Super Sluice pan... I also use a Gold Hog pan. Both are excellent. Bazooka sluices work very well too. Good luck and *Great Job !!* looks like you have found a little hot spot.
A stream with a built in sluice box, how considerate!
LOL! I was thinking the same thing.
Can use them in BC but if a logging company puts one in it ok 🤷♂️😁👍😀
@@911mining Because logging companies are just ever so enviromentally enlightened and they just can't quit hugging trees........with chainsaws. Lolol
Lol
@@911mining lol again
,I have to say how much i appreciate a guy like this who doesn't run his mouth yap yap yapping the whole time. He says the bare minimum & it RELATES TO THE GOLD ...that's it. So thank you Mr hush hush panning man, you are a GEM!!
Shawn Young ^
The only thing we find in Miami pipes are alligators.
Sell the skins and use the proceeds to buy gold.
R Adams smoked alligator ain’t bad.
@@chucknplata2261 that sounds good. I personally have only had gator jerky but i loved it.
@@coreymerrill3257 the ribs are good and fried tail catfish style
@@ericsingletary2603 i dont eat fish at all and in this area you dont eat big catfish (channel cats are the big ones , yellow bullhead and brown bullhead are the locally eaten catfish and everyone but me, loves them) because they are dirty. As in they are mercury loaded .i am also told they taste sandy and unpleasant anyway. So im not sure how you mean when you say" cat fish style". Is that seasoned and breaded and fried ? A big hunk if fish cooked in hot cast iron?
When you're panning gold, "PANNING!" at a rate higher than a typical hourly wage, you know you're doing something right. You guys never cease to impress, keep up the great work.
If I were you, I'd bring a wet/dry vac and a small generator and get right down in the bottom of those grooves in the culvert, there's bound to be a huge amount of fine gold in there. Make sure you don't leave anything behind.
richard bidinger great minds think alike , when I saw that 1st pan I was like he needs to collect all the material ,... I didn’t see your comment till after I posted my comment that happens to be the same as yours , you saw the video b4 I did ,, I’d suspect that little pipe pays out pretty good for these guys , or at least I hope so, good to see people thinking outside the pipe ,
We will be back gates where closed the day after for fire season so it's a bit of a waiting game.
For special programming... cleaning out that pipe and running it direct to a sluice would really excite your patrons.
Can’t legally sluice in any waterways in British Columbia unfortunately.
Really excite them and do it at night!
I've tried culverts here in Maine and found about the same amount in the culvert as picking in the bedrock, on the same stream. Which is good in my opinion. The culvert is much easier to work! Im going to pick a culvert that really gushes during the spring melt.. Maybe that would pan out good.
Good to see you folks getting some good gold, that was a nice haul and an interesting video. Thank you!!
The plunge pool at the end under the log would be loaded!!!
That pan sure doesn't look easier than a regular pan
Its substantially easier. Hard to get used to if all you have used is a conventional pan but its quicker, no classifying needed, great for fine gold, perfect for long trips in the Bush.
@@911mining If you classified, I think it would be real quick, but stopping to rake off the larger pebbles and back panning down takes half of your pan time. I definitely approve of your method of sampling a culvert pipe; I did it when I was a greenhorn, and now I realize how poor my sampling was. I need to put my boots back on and try it again!
HOLY MACKEREL! You found a good culvert that hasn't been molested! You are not even touching the drop riffles in that culvert, basically you got that gold out of the overburden! I bet you get well over an ounce! Congratulations on a SPLENDID find!
Wow eh beautiful find
I'd check every year
I'm now looking for some of them👍😁
That's impressive that theres so much in there but it does make sense that the pipes ripples would catch it
You should look for more of those pipes... they are basically a giganic sluice.
Exactly my thoughts too!
@@memewaxer maybe he can even put some of them on claims... it just takes time and after cleaning them he could just wait for them to fill up again. Also he can put like prison bars on both sides and a opening with a lock so nobody else can clean them out.
@@tronixfix only if you get permission from dot!
Nothing better than a city provided riffle tunnel loaded with water slowing pebbles to catch gold for you.
The pipe that will keep on giving for years to come. I found that horizontal motion pan technique works much better for me and keeps more gold than the traditional way on a round pan. Beautiful country to explore.
utahavalanch is this in utah area?
Rodney Rhonemus
Hi Rodney. I am in Utah but the pipe isn't. Sure wish it was.
BC, Canada
Yes, I have found gold in culverts also. But also have found if there is a cloud burst after spring run offs it can blow all the gold right out! So don't wait to long after the spring runoff!
Absolutely incredible. I've THOUGHT to pan these but I didn't ever do it, priority number one for me now much? I can't believe I've been watching golding videos on tons of channels for almost 2 years and this is the first vid with somebody panning these things. THANK YOU. S I'm probably going Saturday if it's 41 and raining to try this now. ;)
Culverts are great for panning gold. The ridges pick up the gold nicely and its like a constant panning as the water flows through.
I would definitely hoover it from end to end. Looks good.
Definately
Power Sluice that bad boy clean!
Thought about trying this in the creek I’ve been prospecting. There is a pipe coming from a runoff feeder I’m not sure if it will have much but it looks like it might be worth a try. Great video!!
i ordered a pan like that, your videos influenced my decision on my choices of pans, most of the creeks that i want to try are shallow and wide as the water flowing through that culvert, be strong, be safe, and be blessed
hah nice! i know of a few spots in gold country that have the same setup. i always thought it was a free public sluice and you confirmed it. thank you! btw, just started watching your vids, please show more results. peace!
When can you guys get back and finish a clean out of the culvert?
(upstream & down)
After fire season probably won't be till early September we need a good full week of rain straight with no really hot days after in the forecast before they open the gates
I hit that Culvert today with my suction dredge. There was more than you thought. Got 3.5 ounces of Gold 😀💙👍
"Finding little gold in big culvert pipe". Somebody get this guy a real gold pan.
For real. I mean that thing might be good for some quick prospecting but I have doubts about it
Wait till the review you'll be surprised at how much better this is over a conventional pan
@@911mining what are the details of the pan. Looks really great for a day out prospecting on my mtb.
Check out www.placertools.com
We just did a review this morning on it check it out.
That place is fantastic!! You guys never cease to amaze!! I think I would want a safety pan under that sq. pan. Looks like the gold could slide right out.
I can't believe I missed this video.Cheers for the link and can't wait to see the new video.take a wet and dry vacuum.they are quite lightweight.
Are you going to show what you get in total from there in another video?
I was told culverts were a waste of time. This is great news. Thanks for this.video. do you have anymore information on that 3d printed square pan?
Matteo I was told there was an Easter Bunny years ago. Culverts are natural gold traps. They’re built like a pan and there’s constant water flow through them, what’s not to like?
It would make for s fun time trying
Plus you can find other things in culverts as well
We are going to be doing a review where we test this with a regular gold pan the same size and send the tailings in for a SCR21 pan concentrate analysis which will tell us what pan recovered more gold, we placed the same exact amount of fine gold in both pans. The website for the pan www.placertools.com will be avaliable and made live when we release the review. The pan will only go into production I believe if our testing shows it captured better gold than a conventional pan.
That culvert looks to be highly productive and the material is easy to extract and process, good find, I'm sure your going to check out the pools at the entrances and exits as well! I like the look of that new pan, it's about time someone decided to design and manufacture something that's not round, are they for sale yet and do you ship to the UK? I'm going to have a go in some streams I know of from fishing where there's loads of quartz veins and black sands on the little beaches, I need a pan and may as well start out with what I intend to keep on using.
Not yet this will be avaliable in a week or so when we do our full review. It's a new pan we have been testing for the past couple months the newer design has a few small changes like cleanup riffle at the back.
Its unbelievable how that much gold ends up there
I would like to see the follow up on what you found in that culvert.
Oh wow!
U must do a video when u get back to clean the culvert out 🤞🏻👍
Glenda dale Jones I wish! You know they stayed and cleaned out all that material. Probably got an ounce or more
I did not expect that much gold. Wow
Incredible find! I wonder if the bigger rounder pieces are at the end in the pool🤞 or above in a dead spot left or right of the culvert ? Neat pan.
Sweet! Bonus is, you get to work in the shade. I been getting good gold below a bridge. Today I was working it in a down pour and hail.
Interesting pan design and the side to side motion makes gold much less likely to jump over the riffles. Who makes that pan? Do they have a website?
Placertools.com but the sites not live yet, where going to be doing a full review soon on the pan the owner will make it live at the same time.
911 Mining & Prospecting Thank you. I enjoy your videos. I am in Maine so most of our gold is fine and glacial. I have done fairly well here in Maine on culverts and also moss, as most of our prospectors pass by these.
Very nice video. I would think that the pan might benefit from some horizontal scratching with course grit sandpaper which would make some micro riffles in the main section of it. This is what I do to "season" a new pan after I thoroughly wash it with dawn dish detergent to remove any oils left on it from the manufacturing process. Thanks for sharing the videos with us. Jim
God I am green with envy : D Watching again to poultice my gold fever! What a culvert!
Go back with the high banker and run it all. You can probably come back in a year or two, and it will refill
Thats a pretty good point to have a honey hole you can just visit Nd clean out.
wow, nice colors. how do you like that pan? seems a bit small & some fine ripples needed on the back side for clean up.
The new pan has a couple cleanup riffles. This is a 3D printed prototype not to the market yet. The new design has some changes. We will be doing a review within a week so far we haven't used a better pan, no classifying needed is also a bonus. The back fits the same as a 10" pan to the brim but you can go though a pan in 60 seconds safely.
As somebody who has never attempted to prospect for gold and only watch videos online, would it be worthwhile trying to classify some of the material to start with to minimize the work in panning?
This pans meant to use with any size material you don't need to classify with or without the dam. With a conventional pan you would want to yes.
Now that's different, great Job, greetings from the Adventures in Gold Rush Team. Keep the Videos coming.
Where did you get the sluice pan with the dam wall attachment? It's amazing!
That's a 3D printed prototype. You can check out the review on our latest video on it posted this morning. Or the site is www placertools.com
pretty amazing. I have yet to ever find gold in a culvert
For all those intrested so I don't have to keep typing this out. The pan we are using in this video is a new design and a 3D printed prototype. We have been testing this for 2 months now and have not used a pan to date which has better recovery and efficiency.
The pan is designed to capture the most amount of fine gold possible. There is no classifying required with or without the dam in place. A typical pan with this should take about 60-90 seconds max, although we have seen the same results in substantially less time. Over the course of the two months there have been slight adjustments to the design as well so the newer designs will be a bit different.
We will be doing a review within the next week, in which we take the tailings from this pan verses a conventional pan and send them in for a SCR21 AAU assay for gold in the tailings. This is meant to tell what pan lost more gold. Stay tuned because you will be surprised!!
The website for the company that makes this pan will be made live at the time of the review and we will post it in the videos description. Thanks for watching and happy prospecting!
All you need to do is use your pan over another regular pan and then pan all the tailings to see how much you are losing.
We wanted to do something exact. So we let the lab handle it👍
Loggers are forever happy; their roads won't get washed out due to a clogged culvert pipe, clean as a whistle going into every winter!
Did you set up a high banker at the exit side, and load the entire culvert concentrates through it.
No gate closed the day after for fire season. We have a key but wed get a huge fine if we got caught with motorized vehicles. Wed also lose our gate access
Looks like a good spot to use a garden trowel
And a crack vac!
Where did you get the pan your using?
It's a 3D printed prototype. Not on the market yet we are testing it for a company. We will be doing a review probably within a week. This is the first prototype so the actual pan will have additions.
I wish my rivers had giant walk in sluice box's!
Lol ya
Looks like a good place for a highbanker. Plus being more efficient.
Looking forward to that video
Great job. Clean that culvert, make it shine. Thanks, beautiful gold.
This is the first video of yours that I have seen. Very impressive. Beautiful colors. What part of the world are you moving material in?
British Columbia Canada
@@911mining No way!? I used to live in the Fraser Valley and owned a claim in Kanaka Bar (North of Boston Bar - great gold). Had to sell it cause I moved up North to the Peace Region.
Need to find another good spot to pan. Know anything about the Peace River?
Impressive. Good video! Maybe worth mentioning that a creak is required that actually does have gold in it. Nearby I have half a dozen of creeks with culverts. But unfortunately not a gold area at all. All just granite based. No quartz veins, nothing at all.
Looks like that pan could use some finishing riffles in the corners, or any riffles for that matter. Is it a pan or a sluice pan or...?
The finished pan will this is the first 3D printed prototype.
What is that pan called and where can I get one? I am tired of swirling normal pans ; maybe back and fourth will be better.
I think you may have lost some trying to hurry for the video but that is a nice looking new approach to panning that I would love to test out .
It's not avaliable yet this is a 3D printed prototype. Website will be avaliable within a week when we do a review. We have been testing it for a month and havent used a better pan and we do this everyday
What is and where you get that pan?
Www.placertools.com
Design captures fine gold really well.
The problem with that pan as well as the gold claw is that once you get a flake in your riffles you can not get it back into your pan unless you have deep water
How much gold is in the entire culvert pipe? Like 15-30 grams?
Gates closed for fire season won't be able to tell till after.
@@911mining can you make another video with the cleaning of the pipe?
We will we can't get there till after fire season, gates closed, we have a key but we will get fined if we try driving there and it's to far to walk.
Alright. So you have to wait. Would be nice to see a follow-up after the fire season!
I was thinking at the incoming end of the culvert might be a possible honey hole.
It always has to come from somewhere upstream
So are you panning it out or are you panning it oot?
I reckon every time it rains you could do another clean out. I like the shovel
Nice shiny I would come back with a sluice box and clean the colvert out complete, Your pan looks like a paint roller pan but seems to work pretty good.
After that, throw down some moss and come back next year...
Where can you get that pan?
It's a new design coming to the market soon this is the first prototype, a 3D printed model, the one going to market will look a bit different. We are testing it for the company. Its designed to capture very fine gold better than a conventional pan. It's also more efficient. Well have a reveiw up in a week or so website will be avaliable then.
How dod you like that pan?
Efficient and captures fine gold well
Where are you find a culvert that hasn't been picked clean?
A natural Sluice box there isn’t it?! Awesome find!
"natural"
Awesome gold! Where did you get that pan? I’d like to buy one!
They aren't available yet, we are doing a full review sometime over the next 2 weeks, the site will go live at the same time. The model we have is a 3D printed prototype. Websites www.placertools.com
Will you be using the highbanker on the gravels in the culvert when you decide to clean it out?
When are you going to empty the tunnel / do the final video ?cant wait !
That is really cool guys. Thanks!
were i have family reunions, the stream in the woods always has gold flakes floating down it, should i pan there?
Find source
Great adventure ! What is your opinion of the new style gold pan ?
Love it, its perfect for exploration. It's easy to fit in a bag, creeks can be super low and you don't have to search for a spot to pan cause waters to low, I think it's really good for fine gold recovery. It also generally takes 1/3 of the time to pan, no classifying needed. If your a veteran panner the side to side motions only is something you need to get used to, but it's by far a preferred pan of mine.
Where did you say that culvert is?
what kinda pan you using ?
Why aren’t you panning out the up stream sections of the culvert first? Like a sluice, if that’s how the culvert works, the heavies are going to be closer where the stream first enters vs the tail end where you guys are digging. ?
We did some of each area just to see how much was in each portion of the culvert.
911 Mining & Prospecting how did the culvert classify? Was it like a sluice; in that the heavies dropped in the upper portions?
BTW, cool video. Thanks for sharing.
Found bigger gold above but still a lot of fines below.
That's so smart dude. Nice clean up. 👌⛏🤘 love it.🔥
Wow awesome find guys. I got ideas now, thank you..
Now BC is gonna have the cleanest culverts in the land!
Do you refine your gold with the acid wash?
As always great video gentlemen! Fantastic idea panning that massive sluice Be Well
Great find. Great video super GOLD. THANKS
so much gold was found in that culvert?
I never would have thought of the culvert. Thanks
Where are you located at??, and where is this gold pipe coming from?? I wonder if it's channeled off a Gold River???
Dont worry about it ya Claim Jumper Ya! Lol
It's in culvert number 312...just kidding BC Canada
@@911mining Wow!!, that's beautiful country!! I thought you were in California (Northern California)??? Then again California turn communist!!! Probably just take the gold away from you!!! And throw in jail for 50 years!!!
Nice looking gold what do you think the dam in pan does?
It's better for beginners who haven't used this style of pan before. It also helps for classifying all the small materials pass through the bottom the bigger stuff remains in the back of the pan and you can keep adding or scoop it out. As you go
That is awesome. Good job man. 😁🤙
What's the kind of Gold Pan again?
It's called the best dammed gold pan
Thanks!
Where’d you get that pan ?
Wow guys I hope you took a small dump truck to finish that culvert. Excellent video.
did you ever go back
Only problem now is Tony Beets cruising down that stream in his mega dredge🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good find though👍
Nice job. You might want to bring a sluice next time. Lol
Good finds👍
What kind of pan is that.
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We posted a review this morning on the pan.
I've seen that pan on another channel and they liked it
Looks weird though
To me it looks good on capture but poor on volume
It proscesses material 3x faster that a traditional one takes 60 seconds max
@@911mining then it looks like its being used wrong in the clip above. It didnt start with as much as youd start with in a 14" plastic pan, and still had to be concentrated. If you have a side by side video of someone proficient with a plastic pan, next to a person proficient with this pan, and a known quantity of dirt, and a known quantity of gold, and this pan is even 50% faster Ill buy three of them.
I'll stick with my Garrett Super Sluice pan... I also use a Gold Hog pan. Both are excellent. Bazooka sluices work very well too. Good luck and *Great Job !!* looks like you have found a little hot spot.
I love my bazooka sluice I was thinking you should just set up the Bazooka at the downstream and and just sweep it out
You should try panning right in front at the entrance of the culvert on the outside
We will 😉
We know there gold upstream of it
Awesome gold!
imagine whats under the culvert lol or just sitting at the top where it starts