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  1. #1
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    May 2011
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    New guy in Ohio curious about where to pan

    I'm going to start panning soon, but I was curious what the areas closest to Ohio are that would be good to pan in. I've heard Scioto County has gold but I don't know where or if it's a public area where panning is permitted.

  2. #2
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    Northern California

    Aug 2007
    Northern California
    XLT, GMT, 6000D Coinmaster
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    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: New guy in Ohio curious about where to pan

    Google or check internet for "Gold Maps", "Historic Gold Mining Areas", etc. You will find a place that offers maps for the U.S. and likely for or near your area. Check BLM offices for mining info local to you.

    Good Luck........63bkpkr
    Out searching w/GMT & friend under my arm

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    May 2005
    St. Louis, missouri
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    Re: New guy in Ohio curious about where to pan

    GPAA of Ohio has some nice places and some great people!

  4. #4
    us
    Aug 2010
    Saint Albans WV
    5

    Re: New guy in Ohio curious about where to pan

    Quote Originally Posted by Yatagarasu
    I'm going to start panning soon, but I was curious what the areas closest to Ohio are that would be good to pan in. I've heard Scioto County has gold but I don't know where or if it's a public area where panning is permitted.
    You heard right,there is good gold in Scioto County.The GPAA has a claim(land lease) in Lucasville,bout 14 miles north of Portsmouth.But I guess there should be gold just about anywhere on the Scioto river..

    Just a reminder,you must be a current GPAA member to use any of the GPAA claims/properties.

  5. #5
    us
    Mar 2009
    Tuscarawas County, Ohio
    Tesoro Tejon
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    Relic Hunting

    Re: New guy in Ohio curious about where to pan

    The Kokosing river in Knox/Coshocton county has gold. A buddy and myself just started panning recently and found our first flake on the Kokosing using hand pumps or crack vacs as we started calling them. GPAA has a claim and campsite on Zuck road in Knox county. Sugar Creek in Tuscarawas county (my home turf) is supposed to have a bit of gold in it too, but I have yet to find that out.

    -Swartzie
    Oldest coins: KG II Halfpence (1727-1760), Liberty Cap 1/2 cent (1795-1797), 1808 1/2 Real.

  6. #6
    us
    Nov 2011
    27
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: New guy in Ohio curious about where to pan

    try the mad river , lil miami , auglaze . keep a good eye in your pan I have found more silver than gold . the river garnets are all over Ohio . I have found arrowheads , a full groove stone axe older than christ . lots to find in ohio. best way is to rent a cannoe and if u dont know where u r are just dont step out of the water . I am in greene county where are u ?

  7. #7
    us
    May 2011
    4

    Re: New guy in Ohio curious about where to pan

    I'm in Clermont. I've done Scioto twice now and the Little Miami quite a few times and haven't had any luck. Haven't been out in quite some time due to the seasons.

 

 

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