How to use a Sieve to Find Gemstone's in Any Creek

[@GSProspecting]

Just amazing work fam. Keep on having fun and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

[@stevehunter523]

Cool change of pace. I like the exploration of the creek.

[@andypandyAU.6669]

Thanks for the adventure. You have inspired me to have a go at cutting some stones. I am even try my hand at rubbing some opal. I am still crevicing for gold up my locality and finding some really deep crevices. I love what you do Shawn. Don't stop. ❤it 😊

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Thanks mate, appreciate it buddy. Don’t worry mate, I’ll keep them videos coming.

[@GrooberNedJardine]

Very interesting vid Sean , i never think much about the gem stones when i'm out mining in a creek or river , although i did find a Sapphire once , some Garnets , and what i thought was a Diamond , which really isn't one , lol , but perhaps i need to pay more attention to the gem stone side of things . I do keep a casual eye out for interesting coloured rocks . Nice work Bud , cheers Ned .👍✌

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Hey mate, hope you and the family are doing well 🤠. I haven’t had much time lately to watch videos due to work but I’ll have to do some binge watching on your channel mate. Yeah I’m getting right into the gem game and have even found some beautiful Ruby’s along with sapphires, I’ve been cutting my own stones and increasing there value significantly. Knowing you mate, you would enjoy gem faceting greatly 🤠

[@GrooberNedJardine]

@@BustedknucklesProspecting Gem hunting sounds like a great hobby , cutting the stones would be very interesting , and possibly make a few bucks on the cut gems as well . Good one mate . 👍 Definitely something i might have to look into in the future . Cheers Brother , keep at it 👌👍✌

[@donhoughton271]

Looks like you had a great time on the river .Also, some nice finds.😊😊

[@frenchys_prospecting]

Awesome stuff, mate. I appreciate the advice and videos that aren't just about gold. Can't wait to visit a gemstone area soon.

[@pkgoldopalhunting]

good job man , some nice trout in that creek to mate

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Yeah mate, it sure does. Iv got no clue who you are behind your username mate but I appreciate you for not posting the creek names in the comments. I’ve noticed that you seem familiar with the areas from previous comments you have posted which has captured my attention and curiosity to know if you live locally? If so contact me privately and we will have to wet a line or a pan somewhere sometime. You will need to reach out to me via email or messenger if you want to contact me directly because once I post this reply I won’t see any replies from you due to my security settings on my accounts. I’ll keep my eyes peeled for your contact mate. Stay awesome buddy

[@pkgoldopalhunting]

sent you message on f book messanger not to good on this computor stuff@@BustedknucklesProspecting

[@OGRocker1]

Nice video mate.... Thanks for the share, I enjoyed it. Howdy from the Gold Hill mining district of southwestern Oregon, USA⛏⚒⛏ Have an awesome day!

[@OpenSpaceWellness]

Great finds! Thanks for sharing 🙏❤️🌲

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Thanks for watching!

[@1catfishuntermiller753]

Hiya Shawn, awesome video and beautiful stones.

[@michealklonowski5267]

thank you for sharing the adventure and information

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Thanks for watching!

[@Brad.04]

Thank you bro I learnt something new with the gold pan

[@jbprospector3638]

Amazing video. I really enjoy your channel. 👍😎🍺

[@benpalmer1722]

Nice work as always 👍

[@debiesubaugher]

Love your teaching advice! One of the best crevicing tools I have in my arsenal is an old grapefruit knife I found at a thrift shop.

[@benpalmer1722]

Thanks for your help

[@glendibben2381]

Giday dear friend. Great to see your still scratching around the soils for our hard earned Treasures. Shalom Elecheim

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Ki Hal A Shalom Elecheim

[@stuffnthingsb.c4043]

Hey bud been a long time. How you been. Have not had a lot of time to watch all I have wanted to. But will catch up to all the ones I’ve missed. Cheers man and hope your doing well

[@juliuschilongu7508]

I have learnt a lot in this video and am planning to visit my home town were there is a river to go and look for gem stones kudos,!!!

[@huntindownunder1]

Nice work Bro 👍 🤠

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Thanks 👍

[@pebblesalad]

Cheers for the great vid, you're a good teacher

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Thank you 😊

[@SyfaxAglid]

Hi .. In our area we have a river in the forest and on the banks of the river there is sand and gravel and no one has ever found precious or transparent stones or gold... Our area does not contain precious minerals .. So I think not all streams and rivers contain precious stones or gold. Many people, researchers and prospectors for precious stones did not find anything in our area.. that is, the area is devoid of precious minerals

[@pattimessenger6214]

Great video! Thank you for sharing!

[@silvermad1]

awesome

[@Logan-xp4gt]

You can do this with ant hills they pick up small gems and pile them on some spots are better that other but I find about 50 in 1/2 a gallon of material

[@Jason-o5s]

Cheer~~~a utensil consisting of a wire or plastic mesh held in a frame, used for straining solids from liquids, for separating coarser from finer particles, or for reducing soft solids to a pulp.😊

[@WDMTAdventures]

11:24 Stump Dogger

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

😂 Stumpy the Shovel Dogger.

[@Poetofsilver]

I'm not interested in gold, but very interested in gems. Thanks for the informative video

[@Nicoleth]

If you’re being completely honest, do you at least need to be in gold areas or could this actually work in a random creek in sydney city for instance

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Get out and give them a try, you won’t know if you don’t look

[@atifmehmoodkhan7056]

Nice Man Keep it up 💪❤❤❤

[@pawefilocha4421]

Based on your experience, I have a question regarding classification. Would it be better to classify 3-5mm, 5-7mm and 7-9mm instead? Your sieves are probably 3-6mm and 6+mm right?

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Yeah something like that

[@damienelliott4906]

What did you make off of the sapphire?

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

A ring

[@EarthenExplorer]

11:23 That tree stump has a creepy face on it

[@22Speares]

This was really fun to watch! I'm curious about what the significance of the translucence is though, why are you holding the stones up to the sun to see if you can see light through them? What is the significance of that? Great Stuff though!

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

I’ll do video explaining that one day

[@22Speares]

@@BustedknucklesProspecting Thanks!

[@ronison5020]

It would be great if you could find gemstones in any creek. From decades of experience I can tell you that it isn't true.

[@MobXperia]

Beautiful gem it's which country

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Australia

[@SyfaxAglid]

Hi .. In our area we have a river in the forest and on the banks of the river there is sand and gravel and no one has ever found precious or transparent stones or gold... Our area does not contain precious minerals .. So I think not all streams and rivers contain precious stones or gold. Many people, researchers and prospectors for precious stones did not find anything in our area.. that is, the area is devoid of precious minerals

[@massachusettsrockhounding3373]

Nice blue Safire

[@Ronasaki]

Where's your UV light?

[@Girlandherwhitewolf]

Fair dinkum mate

[@jpw.8972]

Why are you talking like a robot bro

[@BustedknucklesProspecting]

Because I’m a machine 🤠

[@muzzer0181]

Nice video. Stop shouting into the camera my friend.