Golden Legends Tales of Buried Treasure

Here is a New Englander sharing photos of his homemade sluice. It is really beautiful and well made. Just thought I would share what you can build in your workshop - many times better than what you can buy. http://golddredger.com/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=106&forum=DCForumID9&viewmode=threaded

Even though there is a DVD for sale at  http://prospectingchannel.com/gold-sucker-suction-tube.html  (#17 do it yourself), the video I am directing to you is fun to watch. A clever fellow can look at the underwater viewer  (Peak AUs) or listen to the description of what was used to build the particular gold sucker suction tube. Snappy grips are handy but there is nothing like a some wrap and duct tape.

How to use and build shaker tables from Prospecting Australia. This post includes 3 pdf documents relating to the building of shaker tables. Want to classify more pay dirt? This source is excellent. http://www.prospectingaustralia.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?id=550

On August 18, 2013, the Superstition Mountain Treasure Hunters club met at Prospector Park in Apache Junction, Arizona. We had a wonderful breakfast of eggs, sausage, bacon, rolls, tortillas, hash browns, and more. I have included this to show how much fun one can have in a prospecting club. You can find a lot of friends and engage in outings for the purpose of finding gold! Our club has many claims, some of which are in the Yavapai County Bradshaw Mountain area famous for its historical gold. There is still plenty of placer there. If you have thought about joining a club, just do it. I bet it will be something you will be glad you did. At the breakfast, we had a half hour metal detecting contest (it was hot) with prizes awarded to the winners. This is a shot of some of the guys hunting for targets.

Check out 3 great tips free for prospectors. Want a way to determine where gold should settle in running water? This is such a gret way to do so, I have tried it; it works! Electric motors have strong magnets. Save them when a motorized tools go south. Pick out black sand with them. If you are like me, you have some worn out electric drills or saws because you couldn't bear to part with so much assembled material. Carry less equipment especially on hills and mountains. SEE:   http://www.goldfeverprospecting.com/goprti.html

detailed instructions of a dry washer constructed with a  Leaf blower. Http://www.gpex.ca/pdfs/Leaf%20Blower%20Powered%20Drywasher.pdf

Ht tp://www.blacksandbox.com/projects/super-sucker.cfm this cost the designer approximately $2.99