Prospector Jess?

[MinerFortyNiner1952]

Has anyone used/purchased the video instruction available on hunting4gold.com?

Watched the free video about where gold goes in a storm flow and it seemed really interesting and was thinking of purchasing " 20/20 Prospecting ■How to read a stream’s hidden clues to find gold. "

 

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[Fullpan]

MFN - better suggestion was posted recently by 63bkpkr. Get a grip-hoist and move thirty or a hundred of those medium boulders we see in the videos. Then sample down to bedrock. Why spend money on "theory" now when you can get concrete results from your claim. And yes, depending on conditions, you can work
your claim in snow and frozen ground.

And for future advanced operations, you might consider this:

 

[MadMarshall]

Save your money ask your question here on T-net I think you will find that our experience is far better as we actually spend time finding gold and prospecting.. I honestly think you will learn more by actually prospecting and trouble shooting here on T-net then Prospectors Jess books and instructional vids...

 

[Oakview2]

You will fill prospectors Jesses pockets with gold,,, eeeerrrrr green

 

[63bkpkr]

I've watched one of his videos and thought it was interesting if it was correct and likely it was. {http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9rZxBvS1-Q}



It would be interesting to have others check it out and comment on how worthwhile it is, just a thought............................63bkpkr

 

[MinerFortyNiner1952]

63bkpkr

That was one of the videos that I saw, with the other being how gold travels in a storm. I felt like it gave me a new insight the next time I went to the claim

That's why I am interested in "Site survey (Gold clue mapping)" The pdf version is $7 and I've spent more than that on lunch so I'm thinking of taking a chance

 

[63bkpkr]

Back in the mid 70's, that's 1970's, I sent off for some paperwork, "the secrets of the whites 6000D, and paid $10.00 for them. It was the best $10 I've ever spent!..........................63bkpkr

 

[MinerFortyNiner1952]

$10 in the 1970s must be close to $100 in todays money!!
Rick

 

[Loonview]

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63bkpkr

That was one of the videos that I saw, with the other being how gold travels in a storm. I felt like it gave me a new insight the next time I went to the claim

That's why I am interested in "Site survey (Gold clue mapping)" The pdf version is $7 and I've spent more than that on lunch so I'm thinking of taking a chance

MFN, did you ever purchase the PDF and if so what are your thoughts? Did you learn anything new, was the information accurate, or did you lose your lunch money?

 

[bcfromfl]

This video might be just as helpful: