- Gold behind Dam? | TreasureNet. com
There should be gold there from before the dam was built even in the minutest amount People are great at extracting gold but when it reaches a point of diminishing returns the smart people move to a more productive area
- No gold in Wisconsin? Heres a list: | TreasureNet. com
No gold in Wisconsin? Here's a list: Gold can be found virtually anywhere in Wisconsin, due to the glaciers dropping off dirt and gold from Canada Although it is almost always fine gold, there are a few places that good gold came from Here's a list 1 PLUM CREEK, PIERCE COUNTY Gold and
- CIVIL WAR FINDS AWAIT . . . . . . at MONOCACY RIVER - TreasureNet
I lived in Frederick, Md from 1991 to 2005 I searched the Monocacy River at the Battlefield site only once WHY only ONCE? I was addicted to GOLD in the water at beaches of the Chesapeake where I like the guys in "Treasure on the Chesapeake" book FOUND gobs of silver coins and jewelry and a
- Gold Prospecting Forum | TreasureNet. com
Gold Prospecting Forum Prospectors Journals (2 Viewers) Follow along as prospectors share their successes, failures, and adventures while prospecting and mining Start a journal of your own, and share your gold diggin' adventures!
- Basic shaker table build | TreasureNet. com
The fine gold model used slanted riffles (as did the one I rebuilt), and the model for coarser material used riffles that were parallel to the stroke I do not remember exactly what angle the angled riffles were at, but I might have that info somewhere I think the BGS unit was about 10* off the stroke line Also, Wilfley's table was not
- Using a mini-excavator on remote claims, legal? - TreasureNet
If I get into gold mining, my plan is to use my mini-backhoe adapting it as needs arise Most likely I will build a trammel and wash plant and directly load into it so that I do not have to shovel; a self-propelled wash plant if you will But that is for gravel
- Mexican Gold in the Little Cypress Creek | TreasureNet. com
In the meantime, the Mexicans, fearing for their lives, were eager to off-load the heavy gold and silver coins they carried, which made the a quick escape impossible According to the legend, the Mexicans hid their cache in a deep spot in Little Cypress Creek
- Treasure Hunting Forum | TreasureNet. com
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