The problem is, the riffles get too full of other heavy materials and not enough room for gold once it’s too full, I wish there was a solution to that.
QUESTION ! LOL I live in Lower Bucks county,Pa. More precise, Fairless Hills. I recently got sooooo intrigued by the thought of finding gold in streams in maybe middle and upper Bucks co. I also thought about the banks of the Delaware river in New Hope and North of there. Am I dreaming if I think for a second I have a chance of finding gold in these areas ? I was also thinking of the Neshaminy Creek around Doylestown. Well guys, whaddya think ?
I live in Northeast Pa, there is a small creek on my property that has black sand, blue clay, round gravel, and my son has found gold flakes. Any ideas on best spots to look? There is bedrock but it is aways down stream.
Wondering if you would be interested in a trade of sorts. My 10-year-old son and I are looking forward to starting prospecting. Would you consider trading our work for your experience? We would be interested in joining you some time on a prospect helping out and catching a lot more material for you in trade to see how it is done; three can carry a lot more buckets than one. You keep the gold, and we get the experience. Please let me know if you are interested in something like this, thank you again for making these videos, they are fantastic.
I just found your site and am enjoying it. I've been watching prospecting videos and wanting to try it, but I thought PA was too far down the pipe from Canada. You have proven this wrong. I'm in South Central PA and have the entire Susquehanna at my disposal. I can't wait to get out. Thank you again!!
Erie county? U said elk creek i would think walnut would be just as good and how about Winter green gorge. That place was literally carved out by glacier if anywhere had gold.I would say when a green gorge would be a hell of a spot to check
Gold went up a lot since this video. It’s worth a whole lot more now. Edit: I looked it up and gold price in 5/24 is $75 a gram so this is worth about $135 now.
Great videos man. Just stumbled across your channel and thought I recognized the name. Went to school with your brother. Small world, keep up with the awesome content.
No permits needed, but permission is needed for private properties. You just need to look up prospecting regulations for your state because certain areas aren't allowed, like gamelands. I think the state/national forests are okay unless access has been barred, in which case a signnwill be posted.
I'm oing to Tunkhannock Creek in Wyoming County PA on 4/29. Going to metal detect+ crevice out & pan a few bedrock spots. I'll keep you posted if I find anything.
Bought one bag from this guy. Worst paydirt I’ve ever done. Got a 8% ROI from it. Then I read the reviews, which I should have done first of course. The way he talks to customers is ridiculous. Hard pass from me.
I got one of the fine metal ones for even smaller classification from the dollar store. Great video! Proof you can get into this hobby for just a few bucks.
Prospecting? Tom massey of the GPAA says this, "It's not about having the gold, it's about FINDING the gold [anticipation and fun with friends and family]". Tom once found so much in one river hole in CA that he saved it all just as is. The hole was between two steep mountain hills in a deep river crevace--in a spot 80' deep that they dove down to. People ask him, "What did you do with it all?", and he always answers, "I still have it!" I can't remember how much gold it was--seems like they said 80+ pounds??--not sure. I know it wasn't grams. But he is cheerful, down to earth, is not competitive with others and just has fun "finding" the gold. His late father founded the GPAA. Anticipation that's healthy is hope, and good for great downtime, so as far as health, yes, even if you only ever find a crumb.
Cornwall iron mine is in Lebanon county pa. I live 2 miles from there. fun fact... they used to derive enough gold to pay their employees As told to me on the tour. by the way loved your video.
@@lizarrrdbeth thanks! I have friends with property not far from there. I could ask some residents if they don't mind me passing through some promising sections. There are some neat places in the Shunk area as well
