28 Bucket in 1.5 hours for How MUCH GOLD?

[@chrisgooden9662]

I work at a pump repair shop in Gippsland. I definitely recommend getting cam locks for disconnecting from your set up. Will make life much easier then dealing with sand in bsp threads.

[@mysteryfinds]

Can locks are amazing and make it so easy to connect/disconnect hoses.

[@bartbley1269]

you are right about that

[@evildogbilly]

2:27 fern bolting trough the background…. Very reminiscent of the Chevy chase film “funny farm”

[@evannicholson2823]

Another brilliant episode, full of information , keep making them Chris, learning so much, 👍ps where’s Gadsey?

[@MadMarlin1964]

Gadzee is behind the camera!

[@steven_ewen]

Thank you for sharing your adventures Chris. Great video with a lot of information and some nice gold to. Cheers

[@peternoway5126]

digging 18 buckets is no easy task, let alone running it. Good Video !

[@mikewinings4120]

Thanks for the tip on leaving the pump on idle to keep stuff fluid,never thought bout it,learned something new again from my favorite Aussie,thanks once again my friend

[@goldseekersadventures9380]

Hand tanning is much faster than the blue bowl. The blue bowl is just a novelty something to put on your shelf and collect dust

[@brandonjackson1434]

That's so gravy ,good gold in the top few inches of sandy gravels,go get it fellas, Thank you chairs for the great show

[@brendangrray8017]

Good one Chris, I have no idea, would a piece of astro turf under the tailings do anything .. that Gorze bush , is great dunny paper, soft smooth and underated 😀😀

[@hasmeadali7316]

Hello sunshine it's a good day when you wake up to a cup of coffee and one of my favorite adventure. Thanks man. Please stay safe and God bless

[@rossr100]

So... roughly 28 buckets would be 1/3 of a metre? $71 x3 - $210ish per metre sounds like fun to me lol. Gunna need a bigger bucket. Great videos

[@ilan6317]

I must have missed those links? Great episode Chris!!

[@evandawkins4805]

Chris my man banging out the videos once again much love bro ☺️

[@DrZiggy-br2dl]

Great job I was wondering if you noticed the big green prickly plant with yellow flowers it’s here in Victoria British Columbia

[@insolentstickleback3266]

Not sure if I have seen this answered before. Do you save the Casiderite? The amount you collect could add up.

[@dodgygoose3054]

Prospecting Cross fit ... FEEL THE BURN!!!

[@orixxboy]

Great result! But why not use your Miller table?? And I just gota say how much I love those blue and pink socks you were sporting 😉 Zoes are they?

[@SpudEngineering]

Zoe is long gone, thank God. This is an old video, didn't have a millerl table yet.

[@buttkikkus]

I would think a Miller Table would be perfect for flat gold. I’ve heard that Blue Bowls excel at separating corse gold but struggle with flat gold.

[@soggybottomgoldprospecting3586]

Gold O face. Great run man. I wish I could use a high banker in my area. I noticed that you seemed to just have miners moss on carpet and a metal Xs. I have a crazy amount of course black sands like 6 liters per bucket. It’s so concentrated that I can’t pan it in the field. I am trying to find a way to separate it but I can’t figure out a efficient way to do it. I guess It’s best to be patient and do it old school slow and steady. You are pumping the videos man. It’s becoming fall here in North Carolina so your videos will be my only way to bed down the gold fever.

[@skoitch]

Use a wheel barrow, it’ll also help you get the high banker in and out!

[@utkarshaswami2859]

Bing watching your videos is my favourite thing to do on a holiday

[@MadMarlin1964]

Another great episode with some really great shots.

[@paulconnell2385]

Hey Chris, Love ya vids and information from your experiences. After breaking shovel, I was wondering who would know which shovel is best?? Post hole ? pointed nose? etc??? Ones on sale? Please let me know your thoughts when ready...no rush dude, I know ya busy answering real questions.

[@johnjacobs1625]

Very nice brother Chris! Good onya! JJ

[@mirandaladuke6686]

Happy to see the blue bowl. Would love to see more of it

[@TheWinstonDouble]

Do you fish for Murray Cod or bream by any chance? The Daiwa hat seems out of place on a prospecting channel haha

[@smokeymacpot76]

your neighbors called man..they said that there barbie and ken costruction tools are missing lmao its important to use the correct size tools :D

[@alexkaring]

That looks pretty dang good!

[@soggybottomgoldprospecting3586]

Well you answered my question I need to save for a blue bowl.

[@scottywalker4312]

As always great video mate! 👍

[@martyjames6204]

good stuff but wheres the link to the hoodies?

[@SpudEngineering]

Old video

[@martyjames6204]

@@SpudEngineering just signed up as Patreon!

[@donhoughton271]

Nice looking gold

[@trevdyer173]

Oh man what a clean up

[@khilafalam]

Were tu buy sluice bankers ? Admin can do video DiY sluice bankers besauce i saw all sluice bankers price so expensive

[@henrikbrunberg1357]

you could use a wheelbarrow to save your back :) just a thought ;)

[@pnwprospecting]

Why not get more flat hose?

[@vincebulwin8888]

This was a time before Sherlock lol

[@whosaidthat5236]

Do you smelt your black sand for the gold in it ?

[@bartbley1269]

1 and about a 1/4 bucket is a cubic foot of dirt

[@blackbery1]

Good 2 c u earning an honest quid Chris, at least value 4 effort, might even enough 4 a doggy bone and a beer. Keep up the good work, still enjoying the show👍👍🍺🍺

[@johnlamas5880]

Did you change your name of your channel

[@alanschroeder1949]

Why not use the Miller table?

[@emilmanyarski536]

Another one... good job 🙂

[@NevermoreProspecting]

Nice gold

[@davidcummings1247]

Wow top job 👏

[@SilverScorpion]

Great video

[@dantheman9228]

What do you do with all your black sands and is it worth trying to take the Tin out of them?

[@richardwoody9928]

No disrespect intended but I thought Australia is famous for big nuggets and lots of gold. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos and they are good for teaching different techniques. I have learned a lot of useful strategies and other useful methods/ things to look for by watching them. However the results seem hardly worth the effort put forth for the dismal pay-off. Are more productive areas mostly under claim or are the other areas too far to get to and work safely? Just curious as I see other videos finding large nuggets and good amounts of the yellow candy.

[@joshuajackson6442]

Great job

[@Nico_Pesdem]

amazing freand👍

[@skeets6060]

Not to worry a man has to do what a man has to do

[@piecartbox]

Run moss throughout, ditch the astroturf.

[@SpudEngineering]

I've tried both, I've run mutiple loss tests and I do this full time. Astro turf is way better than moss on this creek. The tin clogs the moss and prevents gold dropping from suspension. The numbers are simple 15% loss rate with moss on this creek. 2% loss with astronturf.

[@오디사금]

Good

[@cranegantry868]

What happened to Vogus?

[@SpudEngineering]

Nothing, this is my second channel. Vogus has weekly new uploads.

[@cranegantry868]

@@SpudEngineering Good! I like both channels.

[@debhester8665]

Yay!

[@TheFrog767]

👏👏👏🍻

[@johncourtneyscott2757]

Num num num num

[@stickandpuckcanadaeh]

Chris, quick question. Do you ever collect all the tin and make like a cool jar full of it?

[@jeremywalker210]

One day I will be first to like your video lol.

[@debhester8665]

Sorry :)

[@trevdyer173]

@@debhester8665 no you are not

[@debhester8665]

@@trevdyer173 you're late! :)

[@trevdyer173]

@@debhester8665 I was driving

[@dougcondiff19]

You made me proud 🥲 stay in pay layer flood gold