This RIVERS holding some CRAZY GOLD NUGGETS!!

[@colinnash9422]

It’s a good day when Levi posts a video

[@SasquatchBioacoustic]

After going dredging for the first time last week, I have a whole new level of appreciation the hard work you do, Levi. That time in the water, cold water, and moving all those cobbles by hand can really wear you out. Not to mention the long treks through dense forest and steep terrain carrying your camp and firewood, too (just unbelievable).

[@officialtassieboysprospecting]

It takes a certain type of crazy 🤪 😉

[@grahameroberts8109]

@@officialtassieboysprospecting Known as ‘Gold Fever’. 👍🏻🙏🦘

[@jasonyork4418]

I'm that type of crazy. I keep going out but keep coming back skunked. Any suggestions?

[@RiskyVentureMinerals]

@@jasonyork4418what area are you in? Look for bedrock that is breaking up in the creek. Places where it’s coming apart is the perfect place to trap gold.

[@etarheel1]

Loved every second of this! I’d say that one piece looked like s boxing glove or maybe s crab claw. I think we around the world should fire all politicians and just start fresh. Can’t start a fire without bringing in your own wood to s forest! Fire the lot of em! Ugh. Love all your videos Levi, thank you for letting us come with you!

[@CliffManis]

I am Cliff Manis, and have been watching many of your videos for a while. I am 85 years old. all good, be safe , and living in .san .antonio, Texas. be safe. be well k

[@jimmylarge1148]

Thanks cliff mantis. U shouldn’t put your name on the net old timer. Not a good practice.

[@michealklonowski5267]

nicely done and I injoyed the work environment ,what a place to relax and enjoy your work.

[@lucasfry9459]

I use a sealed plastic bottle with enough acid to cover the gold and float that container in the cleaner and it works great.

[@jeffdaignault4341]

love your winter videos mostly because its summer here in New England!🌞 another awesome adventure keep it up

[@THATPROSPECTORSLIFE]

jeff williams does a great job explaining information and allows you to learn. your videos just lit a fire under my ass to get out there and find more shiny!! ur a savage bro going solo to some of these places. fortune favors the brave for sure!!!

[@adriantaylor741]

Great spot and some great nuggets. All of the hard work pays off!

[@lukelofgren4108]

That first nugget you were examining and saying it looked like a dinosaur or sheep. I glanced at the screen and it looked exactly like a person's hand reaching down to pick something up. It even has what looks like a bracelet on the wrist.

[@chaosstate4491]

Congrats on 200,000 subscribers. Shows you are doing something most of us cannot do. The ability to warm yourself and your food is a basic human right.

[@CraigMoxey-b1g]

@@chaosstate4491 exactly what they are trying to take from us!! Basic human rights

[@Goldsniper33]

G'day Levi! Awesome Trek into the WILD TASSIE!!! Priceless Paystreak that your on again. Bowling Pin for sure... the seal looks like a old school bottle opener, but flipped over looks like a boxing glove. Congrats to the winners of the GAW, that is some Sweet Shiny. What's the world coming to when you can't even use the old, dead, dried up wood to start a fire in the Wild!!! Just RIDICULOUS.... No I'll call it like it is BULLSHIT!!!! AWESOME ADVENTURE LEVI, Keep at it... Your right about the source, keep scratching!!!!

[@sharonmalone8312]

That was a great place for snipping gold,I love watching when the gold shows up, I’m sure you’ll get more out of that spot.

[@i.c.c.c.i.abdullahibnloren]

Absolutely amazing Levi great work

[@Graham_OntheGoldagain]

The snuffer and yabby pump is as close to dredging we'll ever get. Great episode enjoyed that. Cheers.

[@mijodo2008]

Top Job Levi. Your courage and discipline paid off again on this trip. Mate, you earn every bit of gold and good fortune that comes your way. Love the information on the gear you use, clothes, boots etc. Cheers from Michael. Australia.

[@georgedobrovsky3800]

Hello Levi, nice bedock and gold.Try cleaning it in molten sodium hydroxide for a few hours,using a good grade stainless steel vessel on an electric hotplate.Let cool down,dissolve in water using medium heat , rinse with clean water and enjoy looks of bright clean gold, regards George

[@d.t.4523]

Thank you, keep working.

[@brendonburch5552]

Another successful trip, well done

[@robertdonnelly7758]

I love every video. Thank you.

[@nattm6553]

Scandinavian style with campfires is alot of stones around the fire..for keeping the heat even if the fire burns down the stones are hot a long time happy to been born in a Scandinavian country where u have a total freedom to camp and roam around,,even on private land as long u show utter and most resect for the land and nature and leave the place better than u found it..

[@jimmylarge1148]

U can just go on people property? That’s cool unless u own the property. Seems commie.

[@donmeredith9762]

Productive trip. Thanks for taking me along

[@shineyrocks390]

Good morning Levi. Thanks for taking us along with you!

[@hasmeadali7316]

Another awesome adventure. Thank you for taking me along.

[@martinfromseacity2010]

Dandy day, good for you

[@fionamann1553]

Hi from Queensland. Really enjoy watching your videos. 💯 times better than anything on tv. Wish you the very best in your endeavours.

[@anarky9591]

Incredible, if only there were gold sniping spots like this in Adelaide!

[@kevincrock1202]

Great Show Levi Great Show ! Really enjoyed it ! Thanks again from Kevin in France and Florida

[@martinstallard6173]

absolutely love what you do Levi. nice work.

[@johnpitcher5904]

Great work Levi!!!

[@darrenbeasley3583]

Hey Levi. Love your videos. Wish I had the opportunity to have a crack at snipping. Every part of the adventure floats my boat. All the best

[@islandwoodsie4519]

I am SO glad to hear you finally say that. I've been meaning you tell you that all along, you have been Looking Right AT the source of your gold. It's leaching right out of the Quartz veins you've been raking around in.

[@rickrobinson360]

One of those pieces could b a gold Logie. Great video. Well done.

[@xdinked7502]

Is it just me that really enjoys the sound of the gold going down the snuffer tube? 😊😊

[@anthonyjohnson100]

Keep loving life and stay positive brother🤙🏽 Hilo Hawaii

[@hahaha9076]

Hey, Rob. Since you have to carry your wood in. Check out the design for a rocket stove. They use a small amount of wood and can radiate a lot of heat. I've seen them made out of food tins. As small as baked bean or as big as commercial size for pineapple.

[@CarlosLopez-zw9wo]

Yeah, it might be a bit heavy but you can hide it around there instead of hiking all the time!

[@jimmylarge1148]

For pineapple or like a pineapple size?

[@rickrobinson360]

Been a while since I’ve been able to watch your adventures mate. Good to see you still kickin goals. Well done. Beautiful part of the world.

[@irenestahl1598]

Ah, those were the days! So much fun we had! Still living through you!❤️❤️❤️

[@keithdrower9120]

You are on a good patch again. That is a rich looking reef. Great to see...!

[@patrickrichardson724]

At the 8min mark, that looks like a good quartz vein in a lighter colour rock on the top side, then looks like a shale or darker rock on the bottom crevice side, that contact fault between 2 rock types can be favourable for gold in the quartz

[@matthewludstrom4602]

The animal like nug is a little Tassie Tiger! Great adventure as always, Cheers.

[@kimetherington2252]

Levi, the dedication you have in sniping is absolutely commendable! All the hard work you put in makes me tired for you and makes me want to take a nap just watching all the hard work you do in sniping for gold! Your videos are the best! Keep on sniping, and I'll catch you on the next. ✌️ 😊

[@415s30]

They have heated dive gloves and boots, vest.. . NRS makes great stuff, I use them and Kokatat for kayaking. Alaska can be rough Tassie boys!

[@raymondjohns7617]

I love watching your videos, you are a true master at it! The one piece looks like a hand and the other looks like a bowling pin. Awesome. Thanks Ray

[@ProspectingLife]

I think because I do this myself here in central NSW your videos make me feel so relaxed because thats how I feel when I’m out in the creek. I hang out for every video you make new or old so thanks a heap Levi. 👍🏽

[@officialtassieboysprospecting]

A sniper knows 👍🏼

[@ProspectingLife]

@@officialtassieboysprospecting 🇦🇺👊🏼❤️

[@SorayaHen]

Everything will be fine and you will shine like a rising star, achieving great success and wealth

[@MichaelIrons-cf1lq]

I can't even imagine how cold that water is!

[@tassiegirl50]

Very 🥶

[@WestCoastGoldProspecting]

I get gold fever more and more each time I watch your videos 😆. And I already have the fever 🤣. Absolutely amazing Levi. There is no place I would rather be than under the water sniping.

[@officialtassieboysprospecting]

It’s an amazing world under there 👍🏼

[@georgedobrovsky3800]

Yes, that's most enjoyable, those unrepeateable shapes . Wishing good luck, George

[@makeitwork583]

You don’t need a dredge, you looked like you were clearing material pretty darn fast with that shovel! Love your channel, always look forward to new posts.

[@robmckrill3134]

Another excellent video Levi as always. I find it totally ridiculous that you have to carry in firewood as obviously there isn't effort lying around waiting for a bushfire. That department needs a 👢 up their arses for not letting you use the dead wood

[@toddrodgers5108]

Ten pin yep to me a sheep. The back of that one a looks like a crab claw. Blessings

[@johnwalker9670]

Excellent post as always Levi, thanks for sharing it was so much fun, and well done.

[@funkb0x]

Superb upload as usual. Thanks Levi. You've inspired me to start investing in gold. I've purchased 20 ounces since subscribing to your channel & it's doubled in value.

[@NuggetNinjaAdventures]

The hour glass piece (bowling pin nugget) is such a unique piece. Loved this video man 🥷

[@zacjohnson869]

I’m going with a crab claw for your little piece Levi nice work mate

[@kevanstreeter2431]

Great video Levi, love the journey as much as the gold collecting. That river scenery is wonderous.

[@raulmarra6551]

I love your videos my friend and what a beautiful place you go and the one you call a seal I think look like a boxing glove

[@guillermodelnoche]

Levi, check out boots made for waders. I have a pair of Cabela’s that are like steel toe work boots that lets the water out through vents. They have lasted a decade. They come with a rubber sole or felt. I highly recommend them for your feet! Awesome gold!

[@jacespencer808]

Thanks Levi! Love your stuff.

[@melissalillegard7945]

I loved this video. Full of gold from start to finish. The walk their would be the hardest for me of this adventure. Way to go.

[@bettyjobraford7419]

I enjoy the "plink" sound they make going into the snuffer bottle.

[@SuperLaplander]

Good one Levi, great results and much hard work in cold water. Thanks for sharing !

[@process3352]

i always enjoy your videos. thank you for sharing them. I find the music takes me out of the experience of you looking for the gold tho, the ASMR nature of you scratching around with the sound of the water is actually one of the reasons i watch the videos. thanks again, your videos are appreciated.

[@1catfishuntermiller753]

Hiya Levi, awesome video mate your videos are getting better all the time. The music is great and the gold is fabulous mate, I wish I could send you some of the summer heat we're having to warm you up. I hope you have a awesome blessed day mate. Cheers! Cya! 😺🐟 out!

[@danieldeanmasterfinisher4715]

Love how you show all the hard work it takes just to get down to the bedrock . Looks like a huge mud crab 🦀 claw… or crescent wrench… yes a bowling 🎳 pin.

[@janetmeier6489]

I’ve been following you for years and I still love your gold adventures ❤

[@SkyhawkAUGold]

Absolutely awesome Levi ! Excellent job. You are the inspiration to my adventures 👍

[@meric1888]

great find levi🎉

[@melnickharris1177]

It looks like a chicken drum stick and a boxing gloves 👌well done buddy

[@LewisTheFly888]

Love the videos. Respect so much the work. Just getting in and out is a major achievement. Thanks for bringing us along. Being from Tassie it is nostalgic for me.

[@leighanncronin6905]

The highlight of my day is another fantastic video from the most awesome gold magnet...Tassie Boy Levi❤😊 I LOVE Sniping❣️

[@makeitwork583]

Maybe you need some chain mail boot covers, if they exist, lol. Love all your videos.

[@piratescrew1869]

Gravity dredge?May be a little difficult to carry a bunch of 6m pvc pipes down in there but I feel you don’t mind a challenge every now and then! Fantastic video mate!!👍👍

[@SharonParker-ln7tw]

Great find, lovely video. Thanks for putting up with the cold to show us your adventure.. loving the gold 💛

[@tassiegirl50]

I don’t know how he does it in the cold 🥶!!

[@bobboyington5106]

Awsome, that is nice nuggets, the old timers in America would say gold rides a iron horse or gold where's a iron hat, you are on to where it is just got to find what part of the vein it's in, the Cary your own wood ! Lol. Great video , great place for your office, beautiful place A hot mix of minerals ( in liquid form )and gold, silver, copper all come up in solution and fill the gaps and depends what kind of rock. I saw box quarts in one of your videos (quarts surrounded by mineralization looked real promising.

[@raymondbigdog3745]

At the 13:35 minute the scene is stunning. Thanks for sharing the videos Levi 👍🏼

[@scottdilley356]

Maybe a sluice for al the gravel as you move down it could help show you what's reality down there as you snip

[@mheltingal2314]

Love your videos, watching from the Philippines. Continue what you’re doing.

[@naomidouglas5459]

Agree about boxing glove, think the ten pin is more like a chicken drumstick.

[@JosesGaraje]

Another great one Levi. I don't know, it's just a thought, could you use a dry suit for snipping? Probably more expensive, heavier to cart around and harder to fix, but it might be warmer during the winter months. Cheers.

[@jhallack7491]

Some nice pickers there for sure, Mate...

[@jamesculver829]

Man! The stuff of dreams. That quartz is heavily altered. Most definitely want to see what's in it. Great show!

[@DavidPerez-ck3dw]

I wish I was with you!!!!!!! Great for you, it must be fun and rewarding, to be in the great outdoors alone with your thoughts.

[@billreddy2524]

Great job again, Levi. You amaze me how you get into that cold wetsuit every morning I'm tassie at the moment from rocky QLD . I'm gonna give one of those creeks ago but it'll be a warm wetsuit. Great job mate. Keep it up.

[@gabivalla6279]

A fine adventure, Levi, and a very nice total, the nuggets are beauties. I find it very troubling that there seems no end to which natural and civic rights that people have held precious throughout the centuries, are ripe for being ripped away, thoughtlessly for the consequences. In some places, you're still entitled to herd your sheep over bridges on those market days still active on the books, you'll be aware of the old song, Scarborough Fair, parsely, sage, rosemary, and thyme - all go nicely with lamb, not coincidentally!, still a monthly market day. These would still be promulgated for many places in Tasmania, other Australian states and the territories, and throughout the other Commonwealth countries. I can't believe you're required to take in your own firewood, you'd have in Tasmania I'd imagine the same small roadside firewood collecting fee as we have in Victoria, from fallen logs and fuel reduction efforts, collection points for people in the country who don't have enough felled timber on their land for their own fireplace, or friends or neighbours to call on. There isn't a Bunnings or Mitre 10 every ten kilometres, is there? Trailer loads for $50?! Bull**it! At parks, aren't the PWS leaving cut logs at designated campsites, and aren't you allowed to take those for your own use, beyond that campground they're left at? Or are they shutting the gates, turning off the taps, making you freeze in century-old shelters and huts with fireplaces you're not allowed to use, despite the cut logs and sign enticing you into legal entrapment by the park director, and letting tracks and bridges fall into ruin and close as too dangerous, then charging exorbitant fees, after fixing for glamour, accommodation what used to be free, and given as natural rights, birthright, citizenship or loyal subjects, with access to parks, gardens and reserves, town commons to graze your sheep, roadside reserves and watering holes for droving your cattle, free truck rest stops... Are all your parties just letting this gloomy future take shape? Are the region's populations not able to take back the initiative on this? Towns letting themselves be blocked off by miners and foresters, drive another hour to get around for a few trucks a day, and the roads left unrepaired, after? Have these companies no mutual obligations? Here in Victoria, it's rather quiet, despite it being the 170th anniversary of the Eureka Stockade, the one major event that forged our basic democratic rights. Too quiet, said Roobarb to Custard...

[@leroywelsh5439]

Nice mish bud gd spot to explore

[@PedroVonWorzelburger]

Another excellent video, high quality and always look forward to watching your channel.

[@sakkayaditthi4542]

You can try out a big magnet to stick those iron stone stains gold, mate. ❤ from Penang.

[@GlennHird-gb4ug]

Great for the deaf folk as the noises sound funny underwater but you tell us all your dolphin language. I was just chatting with Segal about swapping my extravagant crystals for a little bit of the AU. Just HOLLA. 💎⛏🤡☠☠☠ your Seal is a Polar Bear dude.

[@christiansmith9195]

Nice Levi thanks for sharing mate , well done on the 200,000 sub's

[@mickeymelton66]

Outstanding outing. Btw…observation. You’re getting the gold that’s on the surfaces of gold bearing rock. That rock (primarily quartz) contains gold also. Were that rock be on surface miners would be “hard-rock” mining it to get the gold contained within. I suggest taking a chisel & hammer underwater and fracturing the bedrock prospecting deep within the rock. Thanks.

[@cordellkent4790]

I love it when you’re finding $100.00 a minute.

[@keithwood6459]

The shattered quarts and chaotically folded squished-taffy look of the native rock suggests to me that you were working in a fault zone or shear zone. The black rock shows ductile deformation, but the quartz shows brittle deformation by shattering. The last fault movement period was likely post-quartz veins, but that doesn't mean the fault wasn't there before the veins. It's always good to have faults around when prospecting. Good things happen around faults.

[@atwogun7751]

You are surrounded by fallen trees but the government say your fire has to be made of wood from Bunnings. What kind of joke world do we live in nowadays.

[@tassiegirl50]

Ain’t that the truth!!

[@Pat.Mustard]

Yup. It’s sad.

[@kateloader211]

Yeah but those fallen trees are a whole ecosystem that help to support the whole forest. They decompose and give us fungi friends too.

[@user-sl5bh8kr8h]

Trust the science 🙄

[@jeffhaack1325]

A rule to reduce deforesting of popular sites.

[@oscarvastag4007]

Another top notch adventure Levi, the seal nugget to me looks like a boxing glove, and the other one looks like a gold logie

[@micahmann6967]

Ive had my best hard rock luck with specimens from creeks i prospect at... Best of luck and we all enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing

[@judycowling7069]

I can’t even imagine the effort to produce such a classy video . Thank you

[@jayllin13]

i used to work at a hard rock gold mine......at 23:13 you can see visible gold incased in the quartz vein!!! ....should sample it for sure!!!

[@tassiegirl50]

Awesome trip… enjoyed the music too 🎶

[@Famo59]

Great to see your adventures Livi. Well I finally uploaded a few videos on gold prospecting in Victoria. Another going up Friday or Saturday. Cheers Tony.. P.S congratulations to the two winners..