Im getting bummed

goldenmojo

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captain_mike

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How did you know I wear flowery dresses? Ha ha ha. That isn't funny in today's day and age. I'm sure there are guys who do nowadays. Scary thought
 

goldenmojo

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You gotta do what you gotta do to get the gold. I have been thinking of disguising myself as a large boulder....
 

rodoconnor

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I wear a Ghillie suit. It gets a little heavy under water however
 

goldenmojo

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Yowie. You can just stand in the current and catch the flakes and fine with your camo......
 

GoldpannerDave

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9.46.430 Pretty much spells it out. I'm sure they consider gold a mineral of importance. Welcome to Eldorado, birthplace of the gold rush, but you can't look for any in our parks and river, because we don't allow it any more. Sorry, but that is pretty Eco-Nazi to me. Just my opinion, and everyone I've told about this now.

Yep, that is what they will get you for, even though Part II, Section 9.46.220, Part E, says, "E. This section does not affect any permitting, licensing, or other regulatory requirements applicable to the proposed reserved activity under any other federal, state, county, or local law or regulation." They also mention commercial activities are covered under Section 9.46.330, which does not seem to relate to panning and sluicing.

Mining laws under the Federal gov't would seem to still hold. Maybe after the recently published court decision, you could argue that you ARE allowed. Could be an expensive and long argument, though. :(
 

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