Locate Gold Deposits. Vacuum. Dry Wash - Arizona 

Ole Jack Tucker is a mighty soul he is always on the gold.

I get a kick out of that AI voice over, great job! "RDM" and myself "B Wassel" have reservations at your camp for the winter months. Can't wait to meet you.

I like that KEENE puffer; it sounds like an old steam engine.

Jack I feel like in watching something about Australian outback. Throw another shrimp on the Barbie!

Where did you get the English sounding narrator

I think ya should run that material thru little blue (the California mini). It was sitting behind whilst ya were panning. Of course I'm partial to the mini, cause ya sold me one.

Jack maybe you should look into a cyclone filter check it out

Dust mask ? ? ? will a spot detector reduce the need for a crevice picker ? Richard .

should you follow the wash up hill to see where the gold comes from?

Did old time California miners put their loose gold into compact clay/concrete bricks? Recently, I found a brick with a relief square out on the side that looks like it could slide onto another brick, but I bet this was just a relief hole from the mold. Upon closer inspection I noticed the brick had lots of gold flakes all over it

Ever heard of silicosis?

would you find bigger pieces up the wash?

I don't get why you would use a dusty Inefficient dry washer at your own home when you have plenty of water machines.

You're back where there's water. Why not sluice it? You've said before that drywashing is inefficient (losses).

Great video Jack!! I love vacuuming the bedrock after I have all day. Quick question for you. I am headed for a couple of claims below Stanton. It looks like a large alluvial fan area. Is there any tricks in finding gold deposits in a alluvial fan. Thanks Red Keep the great videos coming.