Secret map where I find Aussie gold nuggets with metal detector. Have a go and get your own nugget ! 

Hi Dan ... Thanks for your as-per-usual support Mate. I think you're headed to Kal, from memory? Then where? Let me know, I might have some spots for you ... Cheers M8 ....

Hey 101, we are heading up the coast and going to Tom Price around end of July then coming back down towards Perth. Still trying to find some time to get the detector out or even the pan to settle the fever. You have already given a spot which is within easy reach, but thanks for your extended generosity. Keep the great videos coming and I’m loving WA. Cheers Dan 🍻

Thanks 👍 GNJ for your Comment, I appreciate your continued interest in my work ... It's a big country out there, you could go to this Secret Patch next year and still get some nugs ... Cheers, P101 ...

@@prospecting101Ned is a good mate of mine P101 We go hit a river together up on the northern NSW coast Have fun and enjoy the finds He is a very honest man like you CrouchOz

Thanks 👍 Biggest Kev, it's always a joy to work with you. Uhhh ... This vid barely cracked 2K views, but I think those that see it need it and will be helped by it more than just randoms, right? Cheers M8 ...

Have fun Mark, just a hop,skip and jump from Meeka ... What about 4 cans? hehehee Cheers M8 ...

You're most welcome Wayno, I appreciate your Comment Mate ;-)

Bahahahaha...my first thoughts exactly 🤣👍👍

Thanks 👍 Ryan, I appreciate your Support Mate ...

Than you Steve for your Comment ... Yea that's the best part of finding a patch ... All that firewood that is produced by clearing away the debris ;-) Some of the best (and scariest) fires I've had were after pushing a patch and burning the huge pile of trees ... Hate to be in real forest fire ... Cheers, P101 ...

Thanks, you too Robert, many thanks for your Comment and kudos ... Hope you get some nice metal this season M8 ...

Thanks Dom for your Comment ... Don't worry, it's never too late, it's a big country and the gold is spread near and far ... Cheers M8, P101 ...

I think the same thing, that yellow spade must be so strong. But I suppose, if it's not broken, why fix it. 👍

G'Day BB ... Thanks for Commenting Mate ... Yea this sand shovel is tough, took a hack saw to cut it down to size, been thinking about painting it, yellow not a good colour huh ... Those round scoops I find can hide the tiny nuggets, need a flat spade ... Think Kmart has these? Didn't see any on eBay ... OK! Cheerio, P101 ...

Thanks Bedrock Rob, appreciate your Comment M8 ... All the best Out-There, P101 ...

Hi Woods, an excellent point Mate! Those iron pebbles embedded in the roots can go off like .22 bullets, I'll edit my Description now. I appreciate your input, Cheers, P101 ...

Thanks BB for your kind words and kudos, I appreciate them Mate. I'm trying to help, sometimes it's the little things that we take fro granted that others take years to learn (like we did!) Cheers, P101 ...

Thank Ye Ms Bella, always enjoy seeing your Comments ;-)

Hi Kim ... Thanks for your Comment ... Here's what I put on my Community, hope it helps: G'Day Tube-Mates, hope everyone is AOK. I'm getting some requests to convert the GPS co-ordinates that I gave out in my last video (uploaded June 16 2023) to the Secret Patch ... So here are the Lat Longs: 27degrees 11minutes 46seconds // 117degrees 57minutes 52seconds ... How's that? So the thing is, if you want to do research, you'll need to become familiar with the UTM system, it's basically a metric system that's very easy to work with in the bush. For instance, if my camp's northerly co-ord is 7000500 N, and the high number that I'm chasing is say 7000600N ... Then I have to go 100 metres to the north. Lat Longs are practically useless in the field, like how far is 100 seconds, or one degree? Besides, as I say, all research that you'll encounter that is prepared by company geologists will be in UTM, as it's the norm among professionals. And BTW you can change the co-ord settings/system in your GPS and easily switch between the different systems, and your GPS will convert for you ... So you'll need to learn how to do that too. Maybe I'll do a video on this stuff ??? Anyway, thanks for watching and sorry I'm so slow in responding to your Comments, been a hectic week! Cheerio, P101 ..

G'Day @, I hope you worked out the co-ords? See my Community Post should you need some extra help, not a worry. Best of luck, P101 ...

Hi Trevor ... Thank you for your Comment ... Oh, sorry i don't know much about the 4000 ... My only advise would be use a bigger coil on lower settings so you can hear any murmurs ... Maybe another YTer can advise ... Good Luck, P101 ...

Hi Michael ... Thanks for your Comment ... Here's what I put on my Community, hope it helps: G'Day Tube-Mates, hope everyone is AOK. I'm getting some requests to convert the GPS co-ordinates that I gave out in my last video (uploaded June 16 2023) to the Secret Patch ... So here are the Lat Longs: 27degrees 11minutes 46seconds // 117degrees 57minutes 52seconds ... How's that? So the thing is, if you want to do research, you'll need to become familiar with the UTM system, it's basically a metric system that's very easy to work with in the bush. For instance, if my camp's northerly co-ord is 7000500 N, and the high number that I'm chasing is say 7000600N ... Then I have to go 100 metres to the north. Lat Longs are practically useless in the field, like how far is 100 seconds, or one degree? Besides, as I say, all research that you'll encounter that is prepared by company geologists will be in UTM, as it's the norm among professionals. And BTW you can change the co-ord settings/system in your GPS and easily switch between the different systems, and your GPS will convert for you ... So you'll need to learn how to do that too. Maybe I'll do a video on this stuff ??? Anyway, thanks for watching and sorry I'm so slow in responding to your Comments, been a hectic week! Cheerio, P101 ..

@prospecting101 thankyou so much for your reply and greatly appreciated.

Hi Trevor ... I'm sure your 4000 would do well on this patch, it was found by 4500s many years ago, and there were some 3 ouncers found in the area ... So have a go ... You never know ... Cheers M8 ...

@@prospecting101 thank you for your reply. Just curious as to the contact details of the pastoralist.