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Just found your channel this morning. Great footage. I was walking my small dog between two cornfields last weekend when I saw a black bear just like the one in this video, pass in front of us... My first thought was not to run, but to get the heck out of there quickly because I didn't know if cubs were following her or if she was just in a mood to chase us. I grabbed my Chihuahua (deer head chihuahua so she's not feeble or teacup sized) and did a fast walk out of the path & turned the corner to the straightaway. I so much love going to this tall cornfield area, but now am too scared to do it. Do you think if I brought a metal pan & clanged on it that it would be enough to ward off bears, or are cornfields places where they hang out in particular? There are woods around the perimeter of the field.
my movie [ mommy and baby deer licking each other for 7 minutes ] coming out 5/29 is on top of my list and when I find it next year, I will show you what your black bear was doing [ looking for fawns ]
@@VolcanoGoldDiggerAdirondacks Yikes. Excited to see it, I think:) I hope no fawns were hurt. In meantime, do you think the metal pan bit would be enough?
My grandfather worked during the late 1920's to early 1930's at Utah CCC camps building horse/hiking/Model T Truck trails and timber fencing for the public & government usage, along with environmental improvements where needed in the National Forests. He had the same good memories to talk about that you are expressing.
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The state had something called the Mined Land Reclamation Law. It says that “gold and silver found on private and state lands, and minerals/fossils found on state land, are owned by New York State.” The law stems from a statute sometimes referred to as The Kings Law which dates back to 1776.
@VolcanoGoldDiggerAdirondacks so I read a lot on what you just sent me. I don't know if it would be worth it to pay 50 bucks to the secretary of state and file notice to the commissioner every time I want to go look in a different spot to look for gold or silver. Maybe I'm getting all this wrong. But if you need to pay and submit notice with name and address with a detailed map of where you're going to look for gold and then still have a possibility of permits being denied. I don't know man. Seems like a lot for something that won't pan out. No pun intended.
You can look for it if it is not big enough to mine sorry new york state-nobody has mind gold with a gold pan, Check out If you want to learn how to gold pan N.Y.S. state land in the Adirondacks@@nathanbrown8515
Do you have any video of you actually finding GOLD in NY State ? Black Sand means nothing and there is no gold in NY State. Show me the gold you have found in NY State!
Yes found a rhyolite volcano that had gold in it see it in -you want to learn how to gold pan on N.Y.S. state land in the adrondacks the still teach in school all gold and silver belongs to the state.Ask jeff Willams you got to have volcano to have gold found 3 volcanos because of my forestry training they said red pine and schotch pine were not native to u.s. only having 2 more movies then I am going to just metal detect
What part of the Adirondacks are you,A good friend use to look for gold and told me something and what he found ,soon after he passed,I don't plan on looking for gold but I would pass it on.
DEgrass area that is where mother nature volcano is [ close to potsdam ] last movie will be on gold mine property part 2 got to get my legs in shape check out watch a black bear sleeping and what a moose does to trees was made near degrass on Tooley pond easement area gold is at $2300.00 per oz
Mother nature volcano is in degrass state land get there on rt 17 by state sign take it all the way till you see a closely cut grass hunting camp with a dirt road next to it take it, the first sharp been left then it takes a sharp right the road goes along the volcano stop and park where everybody turns around park then walk 500 feet on path till you see I am going to say 20 foot diameter rock shot straight up in the air and came straight down it is the second volcano I found
Ok Keisha I am getting my leg in shape and not walking sat and Sunday. Sounds funny right. Well I take apple cider vinegar and honey 8 oz of water Just like the Vermont farmers did. The dentist pulled my teeth 3 years ago gave me med so I would get sick then last fall did it again. It set me back more. You pick the place and I will bring Fists full of gold book, that you can have and Rocks and mineral book and I will let you look at the falcon metal detector the best metal detector $300.00 dollars. look at my 3 other metal detector. Bring ANY one you want. I do not have gold pan because I did it for fathers day and let them use it for a while. I got mi first metal detector 2020 told him to give me very thing to help me as I am 3/4 of a century old The guy that sold me the metal detector said Iron is the mother of gold. It got me going
If you still like rocks take Carry [ sorry about the spelling next to the mine] take that road Stright cross a road and you are on buck pond road till you come to state land. From the line to almost tallor creek sign you will see what a volcano spit out from a side vent. Most of the rocks are on the right side of the road the collops Caldara is on the left side of road behind the sign [planted trees] Or take the road in West Pierrepoint[ Shellick rd.] till you come buck pond rd take a right These are on rt 24 the same road we meant
I had his name and every thing to cover there copright and he will get more views. every body was taught in school all gold and sliver belongs to new york state it is a father's day surprise for femail workers at 2 gas station you see that Inc after my name you can sue my company but not me no employes no income. I did this so you will not worry
I am not bugging you but if you watch it you will see I found something you did not but have to prove to them there is gold in the adrondack mt. I could see some day
Out west they have a saying Iron gives birth to gold This 80 year old tip would be get an Falkon metal detector it finds gold this size [.] 1 and 1/2 inches in rocks then go to a gravel pit test all the rocks here in the Adirondacks you will find more than you want to open to see what mental that made it sound off. fools gold does not make a sound black sand makes sound coming back. You can buy it who makes it in Arizona Because of it I found a Volcano in the Adirondacks. Then watch Ask jeff willams you tube and Crist Ralph professional -------- I am just learning how to answerer question here get fist full of gold From Crist Ralph
We have state land up here... and I called DEC to see if I could metal detect (I have a Nokta Legend), and they said NO. I have a permit for a few of the state parks here, but it's limited. (southern tier). So I'm just been fishing coins out of the local city park. I have a small round tiny tarp with plastic gromets on it... which scoop my dirt on... and got nice low profile shover... very narrow for planting... that has a kick on it. I wanted to do some panning with a sluice.... I'll have to look you your mention about it being legal I think I saw somewhere else that said it was legal too... and everyone just auto-repeats the kings law thing. Thank you. If I'm ever in your neck of the wood we shall look to capture the Candian Lynx together.
Get a Falcon metal detector it finds gold this size[.] 1and 1/2 inches in stone.no noise on fools gold and black sand a noise going a way. Try out gravel pits or any place you see stones. Here in the Adirondacks you will find more stones than you want to open to see if the metal was gold or what kind of metal. Out west they have a saying Iron gives birth to gold and or Iron is the mother of gold. Being 80 I am still learning you tube stuff
Thank you.... and funny thing I worked briefly for a company that would inspect those stacks . I'm in the southern tier.. I hear you can find gold near the finger lakes with panning... but I don't have that equipment.
Thanks for everything, New York consolidated Public land law PBL 82 All I can say is I found gold in Rhyleigh a large stone that came from a volcano and stones that make noise when my falkon metal detector sounds off when gold this size [.]sound off any metal sounds it off $300.00 start off in a gravel pit
Thanks for informing us about the new pinpointer. I reverse engineered the physics involved in dowsing. Read the book: The Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik. I hope you are safe and healthy while having a good day.
checkout new york law PBL 82 I just gave a copy to the state office in watertown with a joke?? All I think about is two thing if chipmunks could talk they would say trappers are our best friends second one is in two parts If the new york employee were not laze they would say since 1945 you could keep gold and silver on state land if you were a citizen of the U.S. with all the stuff going on at the border we are going to patrol { check out] all the state land I gave them a copy of PBL 82 Now you will know if they are lazy.
Just to be honest with you, NY State is not known to have much if any gold. There has never been a Gold Rush in NY State with the exception of a fabricated untrue story of it being found in the Adirondack Mlountains. Certainly, if on the slim chance you did find gold in NY State, it wouldn't be a nuggent and most likely flakes or dust found gold panning on a stream. So just to be very honest with you, your're wasting your time looking for nuggets. I live in UpState NY and that's the real TRUTH of gold in NY State. If you are close to the State of Vermont, you can find gold dust and flakes panning on rivers and streams but again Vermont is not know to have any large deposits of gold. Hope this helps you out.
If their was a gold rush in N.Y before 1946 all of it would belong to New York State. A reasons their could be gold in the Adirondacks you got to have pressure- the Adirondack rises 12 inches in 100 years. They have a saying out west - iron is the mother of gold. Look at the Diggings web page for St. Lawrence they show ABOUT going to say I can not remember let say 20 places of Iron in the ground Next Ask Jeff Williams he says you got to have Rhyolite volcanos I found 3 in the Adirondacks-- When you are in the Adirondacks deer hunting see how many 20 foot diameter boulders you see. Where did they come from I will leave the biggest one last I do not want to be a druggy. Gareth
yes I know but it was the first one on my camera and I liked the way it walk. I a, hoping every body gets their camera out and N. Y. state has to do something about them for our deer I have seen theit tract less than a mile prom potsdam ny and a some one called one in when hunting fox Gareth
I grew up in NY and know the Adirondacks pretty well. Lots of history there in certain places with revolutionary war sfuff. Good luck,you never know what you'll find out there.
My husband's dad worked in a CCC camp years ago, my hubbie always enjoyed the stories his dad told of working in the camp. Pretty dear running across the field of view.
