Using GAIA GPS to find Gold Prospecting Locations

In this video we're gonna show you how to use GAIA GPS to find likely gold prospecting spots. You can do this type of prospecting in your jammies with a hot cup of coffee!
As always before prospecting you need to figure out the land status, which we will cover in a different video.

[@old_iron_axe_and_tool]

Good information. I think alot of people just get all worked up with gold fever and dont even think to do research. Which is crazy because theres so much data available to use today. Keep up the good work, your guys channel will take off soon. 👍

[@JTProspecting]

Thanks, just looking to share ideas and good times.

[@Brian_DadBod2.0]

Great video! I wish I'd found this a long time ago. I have used onX up until now, but the extra layers on Gaia are definitely worth the cost! I spent hours downloading data and uploading layers, when it was already built in here. Thanks!

[@rustyp21]

Thanks for the very informative video! I live in Northern Utah and am just getting into prospecting. I’ve wanted to my whole life, but finally just got some equipment. I also just bought me a Minelab GPX 5000 and now I want to research areas in Nevada, Idaho, Utah, and Arizona. I know using a metal detector can find good gold - if you are in a good spot - so that’s what I’m trying to figure out! I look forward to you future videos!

[@kerbyjackson88]

Man, program rocks.

[@thebushbunker]

I like using google maps with all the Hispanic mines loaded in it from the adrf for region I choose, shows you all the historical mines, claims, prospects, and areas related to minerals like occurrences and the shits 💩

[@thebushbunker]

You prospect oralfornia