a little vt gold

[gold panner]

I got out for a few hours over the past two weeks and managed to pan some gold from two different streams. only one picker but good on the fine gold, about to weigh it up but guessing around a gram. thanks for looking

 

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[brianc053]

Wow - all that gold in a few hours of panning in Vermont? That's impressive! I won't insult you by asking for insight on where in Vermont, though if you were willing to share something about the general area it would be appreciated.
By the way there's a long-running thread called "MA/VT/NH Panning" where a bunch of us have been posting our results from those three New England states. Check out: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/panning-gold/313857-ma-vt-nh-panning-45.html

- Brian

 

[gold panner]

Northern vt I have never panned southern vt. There is still quite a few people in this area doing it. pretty much every stream has gold in it just some are way better then others. But takes all lot of time to find good concentrations.

 

[brianc053]

Thanks gold panner. I appreciate the response! Keep panning that gold, and posting pictures!

- Brian

 

[dave wiseman]

Is there any visable bedrock in most of the Vermont creeks?

 

[Terry Soloman]

Great job! Beautiful yella!

 

[gold panner]

There is visable bedrock in most creeks in Vermont. It helps since we do not have the gold like you guys do out
west.

 

[JT2]

Wow! Nice job, that is really good!

Did you use a sluice, or it that all from panning?

 

[gold panner]

I have a sluice but really like panning more. I have not used the sluice at all this summer. I will post some more gold pics if I can find some more. And of course the end of year clean-up. unfortunately busy with work this week so do not think I will get out.