Another Crisson pay dirt review of the 75/1 bag, but will this the be last time i buy from them?

I have bought several bags of pay dirt from Crisson gold mine and at first I really loved their dirt, but the last few times I have panned their stuff, I have gotten less than expected each time. Will this be different, or will this be the last time I buy from them?

[@WildBill86]

Heck yeah man! You made my mind up I’m getting Crisson next not the best ROI this time but not horrible, as for prospecting on the creeks/rivers I’m in Western Pa and I was told there was no gold here…well I went down to the nearest creek with a spoon and pan, I found a very small piece my 2nd pan! The excitement and joy of finding gold in the wild is unmatched! Go for it buddy!

[@theminerstable4790]

No guaranteed gold is a gamble everytime. If that's crushed hardrock material and it has no magnetics/black sands, then what you have is a very washed and homogenized product. Explains why it's damp tho. I send mine damp because it's crushed rock. Not river gravels. This ensures when u open the product quartz dust isn't flying around immediately. Super hazardous to have dust flying around people's homes. Thanks for sharing the review!

[@capt.bobroemer6322]

The Chestatee River in Ga. is open to panning. Its right by Dahlonega. Also, check with the Bureau of mining up there. There are old mines that are available.

[@GSProspecting]

Not to bad fam. They could have done a little better indeed. Keep on having fun getting that Au and living the dream. Check out Dave over at Gold Bay. Gold Squad Out 🤠

[@Swampdawgprospector]

I’ve tried twice, probably not again, going to the mine itself seems like a better bet

[@The-Other-Jimmy]

I didn’t look at your other videos till today. I like the Crisson pay dirt. I get the 75 gallon concentrate and I have bought 2 of the n nugget bucket so far. The last nugget bucket I got had a little over 4 grams of gold in it. I haven’t ran the bigger stuff through my ball mill yet but I did get a note in my box that said to be looking for gold attached to quartz. I found 2 pieces with gold on them so check your bigger rocks. You mentioned on one video that I watched that you live in Tennessee. I’m around the Chattanooga area. Glad to see another from TN that likes doing gold panning.

[@MisskimoSon]

I’d be happy with that biggin too but that is.. woah just woah eek that roi though

[@Amez209]

Groovy yeah you're right you should of have gotten more gold.. But keep up with the great videos.... Happy Panning 🤠

[@jimandmetals7617]

Alabama gold camp

[@Digging-in-dirt]

Alabama gold mine. Its $10 a day to dig in river or from their dirt piles. Camp sites are 30 a night for rv or 5 or 10 to tent camp. And 75 for a cabin. Take cash they dont take cards. 3rd sat they have club events. Its small gold i went the other day ran 6 buckets through sluice and brought home 4. There was a lot a clay this time. First trip last year didn't get anything but it was fun. Got to listen to drunk karaoke. Im still going through the 4 buckets.

[@richpederson6691]

Nice corn flake, but less total then other vendors, thanks for sharing.👍

[@mandybrown7758]

Groovy 😊I really enjoyed the video took awhile to finish but nice gold, but yeah should of been alittle more gold

[@grahamdryden3665]

I notice you shake from the wrist so your heavies are not concentrating in the deepest part of the pan but are spread evenly out to the horns. So when you wash off you might be losing gold. When you’re pan the tailings if you use the same action you get the same issue. If you look at Mike Pung’s tutorials on panning he’s more vigorous and locks his wrist, uses both hands to get a parallel action that forces the heaviest into the deep part of the pan. He tilts the pan so the gold is on the top of the slope and then taps parallel to the slope of the pan chamfer at the top of the slope. This pushes the gold back into the crease. But you’re tapping on the other side of the pan moving your gold towards the light stuff. I studied Mike and Dan Hurd technique and stopped throwing gold away. I think buying pay dirt with a guaranteed gold amount is the only way to go because that tells you if you get less than the guarantee that you’re losing gold otherwise you just don’t know. Thanks for all you do. You’re an inspiration. Next week I am taking my gold cube with dream mats plus Trommel to the far east for a couple of months gold mining expedition. Until then practice makes perfect.

[@montymccoy5336]

❤ check with local clubs. they may have access to claims in your area

[@jamescason7783]

Jeff William has info on claims and I’m wife and I r going to be buying a claim in the next year or two. New Mexico, Nevada , Utah and Colorado r a few good ones.

[@chanceanderson8513]

Republic mining you pay for a sub and get access to all there clames

[@gsellis]

Unconcentrated scoop bought in March. We were at 1.80 grams. Seems controlled.

[@PanhandleGP]

CRISSON USES AN OLD STAMP MILL. FLAT GOLD.

[@user-zr7ru4lr9t]

If i send u a bag of my paydirt would u do a video review on it for me? Keep what u find at no charge. I would appreciate it. I dont know the gold content of it and i am trying to find out how much is in it. I have never sluiced or panned or fire assay my paydirt. It remains untouched and im looking for help so i can understand if what im doing is putting me in the right direction. Thanks

[@thomastaylor2513]

Dan herd bought his claims in Canada