My Crazy Gold Pic

[goldhog]

Making up a batch of testing cons for a test we are running next week.
I was washing down these cons to dry them out.
Figured I stop and take a pic.
This is one corner of a large tub. (About 2 gallons of this stuff.)
Mostly -50 to -150 REALLY flat stuff. It just wants to float away...lol
This should be fun.
Doc

 

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[DizzyDigger]

Be interesting to see the results, as up here we have a lot of that flatter-than-gold-leaf
stuff, and I've been looking at a switch to Gold Hog matting instead of the old school
expanded metal and carpet my old sluices have.

Keep us posted..

 

[63bkpkr]

Gold Hog, that is an interesting shot/picture of some dirt and yes please do keep us posted with your test results...............63bkpkr

 

[jmoller99]

I started using Gold Hog Matting last year. It's great stuff. It really hangs onto heavies.

 

[goldhog]

Making up a batch of testing cons for a test we are running next week.
I was washing down these cons to dry them out.
Figured I stop and take a pic.
This is one corner of a large tub. (About 2 gallons of this stuff.)
Mostly -50 to -150 REALLY flat stuff. It just wants to float away...lol
This should be fun.
Doc
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Thanks Dizzy...
Actually the gold in the PICS was already caught in the mats once.
We are rebuilding more cons for a final testing run on a new unit.
We do a "gold overload" run prior to releasing any unit for sale.
We run raw excavated material and seed it a VERY high gold rate to push the unit.
We'll be running dirt that is real heavy in clays and will have about 1/3 ounce of gold per ton.
Probably close to 80,000 pieces of gold since the stuff is mostly -50 to -150 range.
Doc