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- Gold behind Dam? | TreasureNet. com
If theres no gold, theres no gold If no one before you has found gold on your stretch of river, well good luck 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
- Gold in wisconsin | TreasureNet. com
In Ashland County near Cayuga there is a history of gold mines that produced gold in the late 1800's I've found color in almost every pan along the Bad River near Cayuga I'm in Afghanistan until May and if anyone would like I'll take you onto my private property on the Bad River once I get home and you can find gold albeit very small flour gold
- Basic shaker table build | TreasureNet. com
The guy said that the people at the Denver Mining, place where they sold tables, told him two tips on fine gold 1 Use a bit of upslope towards the con end, but not more than about 1 4" per 36" of table length 2 High speeds and short strokes worked best for fine gold
- CIVIL WAR FINDS AWAIT . . . . . . at MONOCACY RIVER | TreasureNet. com
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
The prospecting equivalent to vacuuming up treasure, gold sluicing is one of the most efficient gold retrieval methods known With the right tools and some determination, gold sluicing can be most rewarding Share your experiences and ask your questions here This forum is also just a great place to hang out!
- Where is the gold - TreasureNet
The gold was stolen from a local bank and the robber announced on his deathbed that the gold was “three feet deep and 30 paces northwest of a large oak tree on the river bank ” Michigan 1 At the end of the French and Indian War, France ceded the Great Lakes and the Northwest Territory to England
- Using a mini-excavator on remote claims, legal? - TreasureNet
Your cost up front would be high, especially if you did not have an ATV, or truck to pull it, but you could use a sluice or something until you got enough gold to justify building a custom trammel wash plant But at 1 5 tons per hour, if the gold was there, it would pay for itself quickly (Roughly a dump truck load of pay gravel per day)
- Treasure Hunting Forum | TreasureNet. com
TreasureNet is the internet's largest community dedicated to Treasure Hunting: Metal Detecting, archaeology, north american indian artifacts, relic hunting, treasure caches, sunken treasures, shipwrecks, buried treasures, gold prospecting and more!
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