Garrote Gold
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- May 25, 2017
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any gold pan will do
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anyone use this?
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So I guess you still don't quite get it, in action it's the easiest way to classify and separate gold from dirt you have to try one to believe it. I'm not trying to sell this to you by the way, but it only weighs 4 pounds you can take it anywhere and leave it in your trunk. I have 6 working at three professional mines up in Alaska right now and in Johannesburg Ca. they dry wash and then they run their cons through the Gold Wringer for the clean up in the field or at the shack. I have work a hi banker for most of the day and found no gold, like many others, I never said I was Parker Schnabel or Tony, but I find gold every time I go out and use, it catches even the smallest tiniest specs I can't lose any gold in it
We have many happy users, if you would try one you would see it's a easy and fun way to
Prospect with out spending hardly any money. Never have I seen so many folks dogging something they haven't used or watched in person being used. It's a hoot though you guys are all entertaining.
It's been fun Steve
Never have I seen so many folks dogging something they haven't used or watched in person being used.
It's being dogged because it's not a product that people want to even try... Let alone use... It's simply a waste of time and money. Plus, you haven't become a vendor on here and that shows your own lack of interest in your product. If it was worth having and talking about, you would have become a vendor here yourself.
Can you compare it to a Gold Cube highbanker or tromel? No! End of story.
Lol $189 is hardly any money for a home depot bucket, pump, and a classifier? Maybe not in the bay area but people that actually go out and get gold know what works. I'd like to give your "tool" the benefit of the doubt, but outside of someone buying paydirt online and running it in his garage at home through your "Gold Wringer" I don't see it being practical at all in the field. A pan would get an infinite amount more gold than this fancy classifier. I'm just beating a dead horse though because actual miners that get real gold have already commented and you dismiss their opinion as "entertainment"... Btw I can pretty much assure you we've all used classifiers and know how they work.
Your combative style won't win converts. Even old fogey types are converted by results and testimony of results. Get some results. "Shut up or put up!"
I just saw the YouTube vid, it looks like bottom bucket holds water, middle bucket to catch dirt, then a screen that you load material in to hose off from water from bottom bucket. I can see how someone out there who has mobility issues could benefit by hosing material down, although places like the bear river in colfax and surrounding places that ban any form of motorized pumps it might not be a good application. Gold ringer Steve, have you offered these for a free trial to people who might be interested? My thoughts are market this to anyone who needs extra help in the mobility area, and maybe offer free trials, I would also be a tnet supporter so you can legitimately advertise. As a former small business owner I would also look at the criticism as constructive and maybe when speaking about your product explain there are many ways to screen down but that yours is for a specific purpose. I know for a fact you will have good responses by that approach. Good luck and heavy pans
I see you use a bounty hunter that explains a lot
Lol, I posted the original because I knew it would bring out the trolls like myself, i figured no one had one, but I wasn't expecting the maker to reply. Steve, you should set up at the amra auburn gold show or the Sonora show and maybe you will see 1/2 of the salty miners on here, lol