beekbuster
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- Jan 17, 2015
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I caught 2 today! Thanks for the good luck! I slowed down, overlapped my sweeps and it payed off. I went to a spot I have been to several times. I never found anything with the metal detector here before but I new there was pickers from panning the creek a few years ago.
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only places I know that "salt" are panning places with troughs.I don't know of any "salted" creeks or "gold mines" that are there for digging.Yes, absolutely wonderful slobber. California, right? My daughter just moved to San Jose. I want her to take me to one of the "salted" gold mine places next year. I have gold here out east, but you need an electron microscope to see it!
DANG!!Super nice finds and congrats! However, it appears that you missed a really nice Gold Nugget that I think I am seeing in pic #4. It is just slightly r
ight of dead center of the pic surrounded by the dark grayish to almost black rocks and to the left of the one that has the lines and breaks that looks like an alligator's hide or turtle shell. It may not be what it appears to be but if it were me, I would have Scotty beam me there right away. If it is a Gold Nugget which appears no more that two feet to the right of where you dug, then I would also sweep that whole area with a metal detector and process everything around there with a drywasher.
Frank
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well shoot. i was going to hit a different creek next time. now i wont be able to sleep til next time i go. at least i know right where it is so i wont spend too much time looking for it. something to look forward to after a day of installing insulation...... i need a grunt