Fun video. I started my prospecting life at Bertha a couple decades ago. I agree with the other comments - those are chunks of crystallized pyrite. Squeeze them in some pliers and I bet they shatter. Bertha is a great place but I’d suggest working the dry, bench material alongside the creek. I find much more gold there than in the river itself. In the river you’ll only find “float gold” - gold that came down with the last floodwaters. If you work the bench areas you’ll find ancient deposits no one has ever touched. Good luck! Looking forward to the next video.
@gordteasdale742528 күн бұрын
This exactly what I needed to see. Thank you!
@wangoprc4Ай бұрын
No insulation??
@dennyseyler8094Ай бұрын
Camped here exactly 10 years ago. Found decent gold here.also reserection creek in hope. No No
@SECRETCREEKPROSPECTING1776Ай бұрын
Golden times 😅
@user-yw6yt9ox3sАй бұрын
AKA fools gold
@user-yw6yt9ox3sАй бұрын
Pyrite
@Cousinb907Ай бұрын
Best vid
@FreePilotTrainingАй бұрын
That’s super cool
@AllWhoWander-dn7pf2 ай бұрын
Thanks for the video. Were you able to use the side door "hold open" thingy? Did the front arm interfere with opening the door fully (when the awning is closed)? I want to use the same awning, so I want to make sure I can fully open and secure the door. thanks
@BearHunter822 ай бұрын
So I used a strap from Amazon to stop the door from opening and slamming into the awning when it’s open( JoyTutus Door Limiting Straps/JOYTUTUS Rear Door Limiting Straps Extension Bracket Compatible and RT-TCZ for Wrangler Door Limit Strap Footman Loop) But if the awning isn’t open then I can unhook the strap and let the door open all the way. It also interfered with the door opening all the way. So I had to use a bungee cord to hold the door open instead of the main latch.