A Azure Jr. Member Joined Oct 5, 2020 Messages 36 Reaction score 53 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 11, 2023 #1 Upvote 6
Assembler Silver Member Joined May 10, 2017 Messages 4,707 Reaction score 2,557 Golden Thread 0 Detector(s) used Fisher AQ Pulse, Fisher water old detectors, Older Whites TRs. Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 16, 2023 #21 BoulderTroll said: Could it be a glacial deposit? Those can give you rounded rocks and lighter colored sediments mixed in as well Click to expand... Not likely with what the center boulder is showing. The lighter colored sediments are most likely both volcanic ash and decayed rocks of different kinds.
BoulderTroll said: Could it be a glacial deposit? Those can give you rounded rocks and lighter colored sediments mixed in as well Click to expand... Not likely with what the center boulder is showing. The lighter colored sediments are most likely both volcanic ash and decayed rocks of different kinds.
J Johnnybravo300 Silver Member Joined Jan 3, 2016 Messages 2,523 Reaction score 3,191 Golden Thread 0 Location South of Gunnison, Gold Basin Detector(s) used F2 Primary Interest: Prospecting Nov 17, 2023 #22 Yep that looks similar to Colorado's many glacial deposits. The rocks aren't as smooth as river rocks would be.
Yep that looks similar to Colorado's many glacial deposits. The rocks aren't as smooth as river rocks would be.
J Johnnybravo300 Silver Member Joined Jan 3, 2016 Messages 2,523 Reaction score 3,191 Golden Thread 0 Location South of Gunnison, Gold Basin Detector(s) used F2 Primary Interest: Prospecting Nov 17, 2023 #23 They are angular and rough and barely rounded at all.