Fun Jungle Gold Pictures

[goldhog]

Thought these were kind of fun.
I LOVE the wooden pans they still use, you can see them below.
They use several of our units now for testing large pits, before they take to the main plant.

 

[Sample Pan Dan]

Cool pics, thanks for sharing Doc.

 

[goldenIrishman]

Well I don't see any shots of Todd Hoffman in there so this crew is already head and shoulders above them. Besides...They're smart enough to be running Gold Hog equipment instead of dragging a huge trommel through the jungle.

 

[goldhog]

Well I don't see any shots of Todd Hoffman in there so this crew is already head and shoulders above them. Besides...They're smart enough to be running Gold Hog equipment instead of dragging a huge trommel through the jungle.

lol....
I'll be nice.
I think their first two hour test run was about 1/2 ounce, just sampling, so yes they are ahead.
They have a large plant that runs about 120 yards an hour but they know it loses gold.
It runs hydraulic riffles.
They'll be running the discharge of the plant through a few of these units as well to recover losses.

 

[dave wiseman]

Batea=wooden gold pan

 

[Lanny in AB]

I love the pictures!

Those are some great shots.

Were you there with them as they tested your equipment?

All the best,

Lanny

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/metal-detecting-gold/69-bedrock-gold-mysteries.html

 

[goldhog]

No, not in the mood for a 22 hour flight right now.
Just too much to get done here.

 

[Lanny in AB]

No, not in the mood for a 22 hour flight right now.
Just too much to get done here.

Just curious, thanks.

All the best,

Lanny

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/metal-detecting-gold/69-bedrock-gold-mysteries.html

 

[kazcoro]

That is a huge highbanker. At a 1/2 ounce in two hours, it won't take them long to pay for the machine.

 

[NorCalPilot]

What country?

 

[goldhog]

What country?

That op is in Indonesia.