credit is good but we need cash. so says the reading in so many sari sari stores here in the philippines. that saying reminds me of an old principle in treasure hunting that no matter how many markers you have, how promising they are, how heart formed they are, how the stones formed like a turtle, get over with that fascination. its good to be amazed but you need to be focused on your goal to get the gold , and not only the markers. you are not there for the markers but for the gold and other valuable treasures alone. so you need to be quick and efficient. so go only for the gold samples, and forget about the signs and markers. the area is really of japanese area, but how about you focus more on getting gold samples before you dig. or you dig manual but that is not efficient and the correct way to do it.
so be practical when you dig . do not go more than 80 feet.when you dug 200 feet manually, you were wasting so much money when you could have drilled it at less expenses.
drill your suspected site. have a powerful drill and not manual or fabricated drills and get an nq bit or oother diamond bits .
so that was me, a long time ago. i did not get a rotary drill. so i spent so much. manual and percission drilling.
now that i have a rotary drill, im still paying off some debts to pay off the loan for the drill. i cant treasure hunt while i have real loans that becomes due every month and food that is needed by my family every day. im already retired in treasure hunting. but i dont know if i will go back again in treasure hunting.
so for those who still have the time and the money to seek the yam gold, forget metal detector. its useless.
have a drill. and drill your suspected location . do not ever use percussion drilling. it will make the cement vault slide. even if you use a backhoe, it will also make a cement vault slide. i really dont know how to recover it. it will slide all the time. which makes me wanna say that you must have an engineer friend to help you design how not to make the cement vault slide.