$25,000 Opal Pineapple Found In Friends Mine! 

Hahahahah

I bet he is

Spiders and worms??

Hello

How’s the taste.

Oh my god hahah didn’t even think of that we messed up 😂😂😂

Well in a way you proved they work as well hehehehehe@@younggunsopalhunters

Had a friend years ago that used dousing to find gold and silver. He said he tuned his rods to what he was looking for. Also, he put the rod handles into a glass or plastic tube slightly bigger, so the rods can move freely. He closed his business to do this full time. Look for books on this. The best to ya!

They scored big time!

Hahah didn’t have a clue how to do it maybe need to look into it further!

Can’t believe we didn’t think of that

@@younggunsopalhunters lol well . . I am a kiwi lol . . Love yr videos . . Allways wanting more like many on here . . . Take care

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠lol 😂 I didn’t think of that as I should have ! As when I was dialling in my gold detector and learning how to use it, I watched a RU-vid video which said to bury a gold chain or ring etc in your back yard and practice locating it. I was shit at using the detector and after 3 weeks of digging up the back yard and having the police turn up because my neighbour thought I was burying bodies in my back yard, I decided to hire an excavator or a professional gold detector prospector from Miners Den , but he wanted to charge me $200. I thought well I may as well cut my losses and pay up as it was my Grandfather’s gold chain passed down to me, which when I had it cleaned I also got an evaluation of around 15K. Another neighbour called the cops again on me for digging up my yard as I thought I’d give it one more go. The second cop that came around happened to be a gold detector hobbyist ! On the next Sunday on his day off, John the cop came over and bingo! He found in like friggin 5 minutes! Mate I felt like a goose, John brought his detector, but showed me how to use my Gold Monster. John said next time wack a house brick over the gold chain, (like who would have thought!?….. Right! 😂) What a champ John was, he even helped me fill in most of the holes I dug for another hour! It only cost me a slab! 🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺 John didn’t ask for any payment whatsoever, but before John came on the Sunday, I nicked down to Dan Murphies and grabbed a slab. I sort of lost confidentence in the whole gold detecting fiasco thing so I stopped watching Aussie Gold Hunters and started watching Outback Opal Hunters. It looks heaps more easy than walking up and down bloody hills all day in the bloody hot sun! I got me an 80 series for the gold detecting fully fitted out totally off grid capable and want to know Noz where to head to for my first Opal prospecting expedition. I’m in Sydney but will go to Coober Pedy or up your way no worries. Thought I’d check out some old shafts and surface pits and black light old mullet 🐟 heaps at night. Cheers 🍻 Ps, oh btw do they sell Opal detectors in town up there? I’m hoping to trade my gold detector for one. Regards to Jaymin and JC and Noz ​@@younggunsopalhunters

Get John Edward the psychic down the mine to ask the rocks and dirt if they know the location of a mineraloid with first letters ‘O’ or ‘G’ or ‘P’ and the letters and numbers SiO2. nH2O and the colours blue purple red and green. Edward is the real deal so you guys will strike it rich!

@@Kingofrestrrooms666 Bwahahaha! Yep, he's as real as Teresa Caputo and James Van Praagh, amongst several others.

Hi Annan lol I was just watch in hours of scam artist mediums and James Randi the sceptic exposing these disgusting charlatans. Omg that Theresa is a downright psychopathic witch! She is truly evil! A woman in the audience said ‘My mother died’, and Theresa said, ‘OK PERFECT!’ How hideous a thing to say to someone! @@annakeye

Hahaha always in the dirt

@@younggunsopalhunters sure yaz would be!! Just looked funny!!

Yewwww

Always positive!

A lot of the old miners swear by it to find fault lines as that’s a good spot to look for opal. We have no clue but having fun mucking around hahah

Thanks for the advice!

LOL

Bullshitting is an art too. It goes hand in hand with water divining.