Crushing & Panning Gold From Gossan Exposures!

[@catch22frubert]

Nice samples you pulled guys. I always enjoy seeing what you get from your samples when you pan them out. It would had been nice to see a starting weight of the ore, and the weight of the gold that came out, so we could get an idea of the grade of the ore. People like to see the numbers, specifically, Oz per ton. Thanks for the awesome videos, guys! Been watching for a long time now, and I still love to see what you come up with!

[@coreymerrill3257]

That grinder seems pretty amazing for what it is. . It seems like it could be hopper fed with a few parts and a dry day or area.

[@joeljeffery8704]

I did notice the lack of black sands. But you did get great results with the samples. Thanks Oh, one more thing maybe you could fabricate a little hopper box to fit on your crusher, might make it easier.

[@NEO-RC]

Outstanding video!! Great to see the results of your samples. Quite the lack of black sands (magnetite), like it’s all sulfides

[@911mining]

Yes correct and theres black sand in the creek which runs through the deposit. So mineralization changes or there's more than one source..

[@nunya3268]

@@911mining theres definitely another source.

[@JohnUftring]

Cool video and seemingly a pretty decent claim from the amount of gold in those small samples. It was interesting to see the different shades of the five samples. I think it was sample three which appeared quite red after the crushing, and the final one was quite pale. I'm guessing that the red was more iron oxide, but was likely the cause for the paleness of the final sample?

[@WilliamWallace187]

Thx for video man I just paned a few samples now and got nothing but pyrite. But I found a few spots that are really good and have a bunch of gold flake its just unsafe to get to when its raining and wet so I'm anxious to get my sleucer on Monday and get alot of material and hopefully get some nuggets. Good luck to you and God bless man I watch all your videos btw 👊

[@AndrewONealBlackCloudMining]

Very cool! Black Sands and extreme oxidation missing?

[@caljay1000]

Would reversing the drills direction of rotation prevent the rocks from kicking out the feed tube?

[@irockireckon9776]

What are you looking for black sand or gold does all your samples have gold in them and is there anything with mining

[@paulcallicoat7597]

I would think that this ore is ideal for bioleaching. Bioleaching is a simple and effective technology for metal extraction from low-grade ores and mineral concentrates. Metal recovery from sulfide minerals is based on the activity of chemolithotrophic bacteria, mainly Thiobacillus ferrooxidans and T. thiooxidans, which convert insoluble metal sulfides into soluble metal sulfates.I believe this is the method used in Mongolia at the Oyu Tolgoi as well as South American mines..Your prospect might be easier to process because it has less copper present and not such a cold,dry climate.What was the assay on your samples?

[@leighanncronin6905]

Thanks for the video Justinx2...that's 21 minutes I wasn't bored!😉

[@patrickforston7215]

Wow good looking samples ...whats the oz. per ton ?...looks rich but you never know till its done

[@BjarneButler]

Are you planning on any bulk samples in the near future? I have a portable jaw crusher and impact crusher. Live in Ukee, would love to volunteer for the fun of it.

[@allenhammer7923]

I like your work. Please try to add a Microscopic to it and a chemical analysis if you can. Thanks I would like to know where you got the rock crusher attachment

[@zviadimeqvabishvili2155]

Thank you!

[@markselten4985]

Might want to work on the feed pipe.. horizontal looks awquard! But wish I had one 🤪

[@geraldwilson8004]

Awesome Video!!

[@WeirdPros]

That mill feed makes me extremely tense XD If you aren't married to that case, maybe tilt the feed nozzle back a few degrees to let gravity deal with getting the rocks into the mill and then put a simple flap on top (think big rig exhaust pipe) so you don't have to leave your hand over an exposed hole.

[@edeaton5324]

Missing black sand.... great vid... thanks

[@HDshovelEd]

Not much heavy black sand at all, gold and sulfides are good though

[@911mining]

Yes correct but there is black sand in the creek which runs through the deposit. So mineralization changes or there's more than one source..

[@omegaseamaster1550]

obviously little if any black sands in the ore samples. or is it the lack of gold ??

[@robertlewis6736]

No black sands my guys. Looks fun I need one of those

[@markkluepfel]

Have you ever used Jetdry when you pan the crushed samples, you might get more fine gold in your sample.

[@ANCIENTASTRONAUT411]

Thanks guys im check some ores i got for gold tmrw early in the morning wow awesome

[@YWOW-rs8oy]

wow very nice mister...in here we have full deposit mineral...

[@bobcansee]

Very nice samples. Why the rock crusher opening is on the side and not the top? Looks to be a pain to feed it sideways. Or couldnt you turn the crusher? Nice vid you guys!!

[@milesnn]

Awesome good to see crusher at action great knowledge awesome guys as always thank u

[@bobboyington5106]

No black sand ?

[@vikingofnorway991]

Cool that you got gold in all the samples, what a gold rich area 😂 i know u guys will find more 👍 strange that there is No magnetite/Black sands in any of the samples, anyways good Job.

[@frankbyrd6726]

Gold bearing gossan exposures in idaho in a cpipla wilderness areas

[@gavinalderman4428]

As for whats missing...black sand?

[@sidneyosborne947]

M. Stratix answered before me..black sands...wet pans look as if you're doing concrete/plaster finishing...like making a slurry; must be some gold everywhere, drilling might also help you pinpoint a source (see comments of others below). Get your crew, make your slogan/motto "We find em, we mine em"...where's that DDB girl with the trailer and generator?

[@rickreimer1050]

I did guess right before looking at the other comments. Where's the black sand...somewhere else?

[@911mining]

Yes correct and theres black sand in the creek which runs through the deposit but not the samples. So mineralization changes or there's more than one source..

[@davidd.wrightsr.9828]

I think your feed tube is mounted on the wrong side of the axle. Rotation swings up on your feed side throwing your material back up at you. On the other side the swing inside would be moving downward keeping all of your material inside and bypassing your feed chute. Just sayin that ought to solve the problem on your next build.

[@paulallen7015]

no black sand ??

[@911mining]

Yes correct and theres black sand in the creek which runs through the deposit. So mineralization changes or there's more than one source..

[@josephgutowski5894]

You need a different feed chute on your crusher

[@aaronbarton3039]

Might help if you turn the grinder so the chute is facing up instead of to the side. Maybe not in sure u must have probally tried it and maybe it didnt work well i dont know just from what i looks like from the video seems like it coulda been a little easier that way

[@aleldon9085]

I watched quite a few of your videos and get confused. Can you help me out? 1. Are you running educational channel for others and not looking for prospecting for yourself? 2. You are searching for best land and testing in different spots to start prospecting? 3. Please add your own reason for channel. Thx for all your videos!

[@No__Logic]

In one of the previous videos he mentioned testing the area to see if it's good to stake a claim. (If I'm remembering correctly)

[@catch22frubert]

Their main business prospecting for other companies and people that have claims or own land. They also have a bunch of their own claims and show what they find. Sometimes they will pull out a couple tons of material for themselves if it's really high grade, or they will lease or sell a claim, depending on what they find. The geology lessons are just a freebie because he enjoys it, and what else would he fill the videos with otherwise?

[@grumpyartist9416]

Very little black sand?

[@wanderingwyoming5030]

Cool little crusher. Where did you find it?

[@theplumbingprospector9024]

Ebay

[@garrisp]

I don’t find much quartz other than tigers on my gossin prospects either.

[@edwardwhynott1139]

Watching this I found myself counting my fingers lol.

[@garrisp]

Quartz?

[@billspencer8156]

no black sand or magnetite in pan four.

[@skeets6060]

That crusher is a pretty poor design on the in let,, damn thing could take an eye out

[@RockHunterMark]

cool rock crusher I want one

[@jimmyatchley2315]

very little black sands..?

[@chrissaucier9386]

Mountains of it too... My brother bought us one of the chainsaw crushers... Didn't notice the thing's designed for a Stihl saw. Don't got one lmao

[@davevan1928]

For starters great video as usual. # 2 justin is fired #1 dave is set to replace lol. And my guess would be black sands only because I cheated. But most of the viewers missed the obvious of what the 2 have in common. And that would be water :)

[@troyandreasen6614]

Not seeing any darks (black sands, magnetite).

[@wessimmons9502]

No black sand but nice AU!!

[@markwigmore2103]

No black sand in those samples makes things easier!

[@paulwilson6511]

This is really starting to look like a big mine. Big. Try some drilling if you can rent a small one yourself.

[@geoffreykail9129]

Very little black sands. But still producing gold finds.

[@davidmigas1425]

Black Sands of course

[@kennethclark5636]

I haven't seen any pyrites or blacksands, of course it's difficult to distinguish the sulphides, pyrites and gold on HDTV with the poor lighting your having right now .

[@jackjacke4654]

Ok dropping a comment. SEND ME SOME GOLD!!! : ) I'd say its about time you went from simple prospecting to actually hunting some gold. Good deal! Make your pocket guys!

[@dallassams6427]

No black sands/magnetite...? Another great video! Thanks Justin and Justin.

[@jeffgray4602]

Black sands. Why is that?

[@raymogg841]

No black sand

[@911mining]

Yes correct and theres black sand in the creek which runs through the deposit. So mineralization changes or there's more than one source..

[@slackwatters9604]

If all you're finding is sulfites that means there's no iron ore like minerals.

[@Camstro80]

No heavies other than sulfides. Not seeing any magnetite or hematite

[@HugoRauss]

Hi Justin, is it possible to contact you with a business offer anyhow? I’ve sent you a dozen emails for the last couple months via your web-site but all in vain.... you never answered....

[@911mining]

Its possible it got put in the spam folder.

[@911mining]

What's your email

[@HugoRauss]

911 Mining & Prospecting Justin, here is my e-mail: [e-mail]

[@thepolkster46]

no black sand in your pans

[@matthewollis5769]

Attach a home made hopper to that crusher.🤔

[@dondy4697]

The black sand is practicing social distancing.

[@spudnikholyghostroller7314]

There is no black sands

[@danbough6892]

No black sand brother

[@DeliciousDeBlair]

'Justin #2' ... Which one is #1 and which is #2, and what sayeth #2 to these allegations? ~( 'w')/

[@davemiller3185]

No black sand...

[@andysAudio]

no magnetite

[@911mining]

Yes correct and theres black sand in the creek which runs through the deposit. So mineralization changes or there's more than one source..

[@chrisneville6810]

No magnatite

[@salg-1980]

Calco pyrite

[@DeliciousDeBlair]

Will you be posting assays on this claim? ~( 'w')/

[@911mining]

There's like a 2 month delay/turnover on the tests we ran, so eventually still waiting.

[@DeliciousDeBlair]

@@911mining Ahh okee... That works. /)/) ( 'ˬ') @(>_ )-b \) \)

[@DeliciousDeBlair]

@@911mining I can't get a bank loan to open a mine, but I CAN get a bank loan to start [or maybe in this care RE-start] a recycling company... So then once I have a recycling company going, I have a totally legit source of income AND a totally legit means and method to sell metals. THEN I can help people market their metals of all kinds AND [hopefully] come up with enough money to work with you guys there. /)/) ( 'ˬ') @(>_ )-b \) \)

[@jonsdigs1]

No black sand.

[@911mining]

Yes correct and theres black sand in the creek which runs through the deposit. So mineralization changes or there's more than one source..

[@jonsdigs1]

Although I have encountered epithermal magnetite before I would think there could be skarn somewhere in that drainage.

[@timandrews8805]

No Pyrytes

[@aumatt8021]

No black sands or quartz...

[@johnmallory5926]

There is no black sand.

[@911mining]

Yes correct and theres black sand in the creek which runs through the deposit. So mineralization changes or there's more than one source..

[@nunya3268]

You got an Instagram?

[@Tom_Hensley]

Ur grinding was like pancake flour, ur partnners looked like my 3 yr granddaughter smashed it on the pavement. Lol

[@richbrant8534]

No magnitite....or hematite

[@davidrussell8795]

I dont c any black sand,unusual!

[@eynavbenjamin4513]

Really this is what you're using

[@charliem989]

lol struggle bus go brrrr

[@bryanbressem5026]

Are you actively mining or just filing claims to sell since your always sampling but don't see a working dig site

[@911mining]

Takes about 10 years to get a mine going in BC. We are an exploration stage company which means we prospect and option or sell to larger private or public companies to develop. We also are hired to preform exploration work. We have only ever done small scale mining twice on a couple small high grade veins. The permitting process here takes forever and is costly generally for what we want to do so we generally try to option before then.

[@Scott.Farkus]

Don't see any black sand.

[@shermdeazy]

Or no pyrites

[@rockman531]

No black sands!

[@jonmorgan1913]

Quartz!

[@gregorbrooks3840]

The lack of Black sands

[@TheIrongutz]

These YT ads are getting absurd

[@robdedrick2052]

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[@RichardRoger1966]

No black sands, no garnets.

[@DuTangTheCryptoSurfr]

🤙🏼

[@rogerclaiborne6815]

Hardly any black sand!

[@bobboyington5106]

Missing black sand

[@ironjimno7936]

Black Sands

[@911mining]

Yes correct and theres black sand in the creek which runs through the deposit. So mineralization changes or there's more than one source..

[@jarodphillips1249]

magnetite

[@jamesr5741]

Did anyone mention no black sand? haha j/k ;)

[@slackwaterplacer]

No Magnetite .