DOWSING for GOLD is REAL! *Here is the PROOF*

[@michaelfercik3691]

In the 1970's my father and I reverse engineered the physics involved in dowsing (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and we invented the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod for applying physics in dowsing to locate our old core-drill on the exact center of gold and silver veins, that are buried under 200 feet of glacier rock and till, which worked out perfectly for us. I wrote the book for teaching the world how to apply physics in dowsing with naming my book: The Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, explains all the physics involved in dowsing and teaches how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod, which is the only dowsing rod that accurately gauges the element being dowsed by pitting the energy of gravity against the energizing of the pure one-tenth ounce dowsing rod load that is tapped onto the ELEVATED acetylene welding rod , which free spins on ball bearings. This precisely gauges the dowsing of all edges, exact center, depth buried with angle of deposition, and most important is grading or deciphering the amount of the dowsed element that is contained in the elemental mass that is being dowsed. Everybody can become a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons of buried pipelines and electrical cables, tunnels and voids, precious and base metal placer and load deposits, dowsing for treasure, dowsing for any element, amplified long distance dowsing from a moving vehicle, and dowsing on water from a boat. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@michaelfercik3691 Wow, Thanks for watching the video and providing all of that valuable information in your book! I must get myself a copy.

[@outnorthprospecting]

Nice! The rods crosses for me as well and, I use copper/silver rods. I don't use them so often but they do cross, sometimes it doesn't yield much, but hey, it doesn't hurt to try😊

[@troyrager1352]

I believe in dowsing and I always thought the rods crossed slowly or with a weak turn but when I felt one hit finally the rod vibrated almost and turned hard and pulled like it was magnetic being pulled by a magnet, I thought the rod was snagged on something at first because it was turning so hard! Cool stuff when they hit like that, supernatural almost.

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@outnorthprospecting I experience the same and I think maybe better gold is deeper.

[@michaelfercik3691]

@@troyrager1352 No, it is physics and you just have to know the physics (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors). Read my book : The Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, teaches all the physics involved in dowsing and teaches how to build the only dowsing rod that uses dowsing physics in precise dowsing of the sought element, which is the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod. Become a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@stuartschouweiler3710]

What wire do u use for ur search?

[@michaelfercik3691]

Become a professional dowser by reading my book: The Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, for learning all the reverse engineered physics involved in dowsing (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and learning how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod for becoming a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@GoldHunter-77]

Copper only

[@bman6245]

Looks like your close to the source by the chunky look of those flakes they aren't rounded much, or slow flowing water mabey

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@bman6245 Yes there are sources nearby. I’ve found small nuggets here before.

[@michaelfercik3691]

The gold sources can be located by reading my book: The Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, which teaches how to apply the reverse engineered physics involved in dowsing (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod for becoming a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@jeffdevine6387]

I have been dousing for over a decade, and yes, they do work. You can actually find anything with dousing rods.

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@jeffdevine6387 I’m pretty convinced now

[@paulmoore9679]

No they don’t. If you believe it you might want to learn how to design an experiment. If you don’t believe it and you are being a charlatan, shame on you.

[@michaelfercik3691]

Read my book: The Art of Dowsing -Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, for learning all the reverse engineered physics involved in dowsing (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and building the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod for precisely gauging the element being dowsed, then become a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@bainsworth8853]

I've been mining in the southern coastal areafor over 20 years, the biggest nugget found was 1 oz 1 penny weight, what a buet

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@bainsworth8853 That’s incredible. I was fortunate to find my .4g lol I usually just find flakes.

[@GSProspecting]

Great job all around fam. Might have to try that one day. Keep on having fun getting that Au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

[@christianmittasch8972]

I like the way you introducing different ways to search for gold. Dowing is for real and we have this method here in Austria and Germany to search water streams for example... Nice Video and thanks a lot. 👍

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@christianmittasch8972 High five from Oregon and thanks for dropping a comment!

[@devarskinnee8760]

Dowsing rod's for the win!!!

[@michaelfercik3691]

Read my book: THe Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, for learning all the physics involved in dowsing (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod. Then become a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@jasond6770]

@2:27 I agree with the rock, nice place to sit on! So much easier to dig while sitting.

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@jasond6770 I got lucky but wanted to make to make a point haha

[@Gaming.with.Benjamin]

When using dowsing rods you don’t want to have your thumbs over the top. Great video

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@Gaming.with.Benjamin Thanks for the tip. I appreciate the comment!

[@chambochambers8906]

Fantastic thats why the Pomrankes use them because thay work but you have to believe in them nice one bro

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@chambochambers8906 Exactly. You must be specific with them too!

[@michaelfercik3691]

Read my book: THe Art if Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), for learning the physics involved in dowsing and how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod, then become a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@jasond6770]

@15:56, best part is when you kick open your door! lol. Gold Hunter special right there!

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@jasond6770 That’s how I do it because my hands are usually Full 😂

[@BruceManning-p6k]

The word "dowsing" comes from the Middle Low German word Schlag-Ruthe, which means "striking rod". In the 16th century, the Cornish dialect translated this word to duschen, which means "to strike, fall" in Middle English. The term "dowsing" became common in English by the 17th century. Dowsing is an ancient practice that involves using a forked stick, a Y-shaped metal rod, or a pendulum to locate hidden substances like water, minerals, or treasure. It's also known as water witching or divining

[@GoldHunter-77]

Interesting. I don’t think I’d be very good with a stick though.

[@woodchuck243]

I thought i saw a couple of gold flakes on the left side of your scale on the desktop great video keep them coming i like the other channel too nice job thanks for sharing

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@woodchuck243 Certainly you did, I need to vacuum the whole room!

[@stephencrandellsr4915]

Cool Where did you get that bucket

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@stephencrandellsr4915 A friend of mine sent it to me as a gift! I don’t recall where he bought it though.

[@kennethgreene7124]

I might have to try those rods too

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@kennethgreene7124 They are fun and have been leading me to gold for sure.

[@michaelfercik3691]

Read my book: The Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, for learning all the reverse engineered physics involved in dowsing (the same vphysics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod, then become a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@SkovianGoesOutdoors]

I'm gonna have to get me some dousing rods now

[@michaelfercik3691]

Read my book: The At of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, for learning all the reverse engineered physics involved in dowsing (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod for becoming a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@Goldpan-SuntanNM]

"It's like the gold has disappeared around here, wow! But I am not giving up around here" loved that part it almost what I say everytime when I'm out!

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@Goldpan-SuntanNM It happens almost often. Either that or I get on great gold then it disappears!

[@bainsworth8853]

My grandparents mined here in the 1940s

[@firechicken455adventures]

The dowsing rods have been good to you. That Au was kinda chunky.

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@firechicken455adventures I know where to go back now and hit that spot hard. Bring my big pick ace and big sluice next run

[@michaelfercik3691]

Read my book: THe Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95). by Michael Fercik, for learning all the physics involved in dowsing (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod. Then become a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@douglasbrown4775]

Been dowsing since 1976 I use flick stickore accurate than L rods

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@douglasbrown4775 I’ll look into it, thanks

[@michaelfercik3691]

Read my book: The Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, for learning the reverse engineered physics involved in dowsing (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod for precisely gauging of the element being dowsed for, while becoming a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. I hope dowsing enriches your life intellectually and financially.

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@michaelfercik3691 Thank you Michael. I intend on buying the book and reading it. I will also report back after reading and using some of your methods.

[@swamper4448]

Right on man you’re on the Gold now🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@swamper4448 it’s there!

[@mrparrehesian1742]

If you bring along several feet of rope and wrap it around the big rocks... several hundred pounds, a long stick or shovel handle makes the move easier. I've relocated 400 - 600 lb rocks using that method. A metal pipe that is long helps too. Be safe working those big boys.

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@mrparrehesian1742 Good idea, use the leverage.

[@bainsworth8853]

The Randolf brothers worked the seven devels wisky run area for three years, they went to portland the first time with 80 thousand in dust, got followed back, worked another 3 years 80more and sold the claim for another 80gs,on the way out they had to much and ended up burying part, That was found sometime around 2000 by a little old lady up on Randolf rd

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@bainsworth8853 Amazing history. I’ve heard of buried gold around there but didn’t know anyone ever found it.

[@bainsworth8853]

@@GoldHunter-77 The Madden started in 1872 John Madden had eighty acres next tho the Crystal creek fire hall, drum of mercy got spilled, that was one of the riches black sand mines, I worked for years goofing off every summerlots of fines and a little merc comming down the creek

[@bainsworth8853]

I got the opertunity to pull out the wooden sluice box about 50 60 feet, put in somewhere around the 30s found a few places of bedrock and did good

[@Yuckster]

Great video get back there get that gold 🎉

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@Yuckster Thanks

[@Pa.PatriotProspecting]

Nice work brother!

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@Pa.PatriotProspecting Thanks

[@bainsworth8853]

I know a person who worked the beaches, one day he ask, want to see something cool. H had a 2ftx2ft piece of plywood in a shallow pool, he poured a small scoop of sands he was working, gave it t couple swift swirles and pulled it out quickly. surprise surprise surprise as Gomer would say. You were there, just not quite there, He died his gold dissapeared and upon demolition of his house ounces were found hidden in the walls of the kitchen

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@bainsworth8853 Wow, that’s a cool idea. I’m going to try that but maybe glue a grit strip on top?

[@bainsworth8853]

@@GoldHunter-77 And if you want to seperate by vibration, make sure you remove the ferrious metals, those sands put in a box say horseshoe pit The game change is the damp sands size, changes the game, stood a horseshoo up in front of the peg

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@bainsworth8853 good idea

[@bainsworth8853]

super 4 on a southern river I could only dive ror anhour or so per day due to the temp, 27 ounces in 5 years on mining regs

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@bainsworth8853 That’s awesome. I’ve only found maybe two ounce total probably in 14 years lol

[@bainsworth8853]

I had an 8 ft x29 inch alum box with only indoor out door, rubber backed, you won't believe the amount of dust in the upper river, ausome

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@bainsworth8853 That’s a good way to do it for fine gold

[@HWJJSCHUMACHER]

8:16 ::: can a dog smell GOLD ?????

[@Notellemkrik1776]

I figured out the issue, you never had any channel members logos on your sluice. That’s okay, call what ever you want. But when you have support you have good AU 😅

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@Notellemkrik1776 Yep, this is my old sluice too small for stickers. My big green sluice is loaded up with stickers. And if you’d like one send me a message on Facebook same name. Free.

[@alfredmisterka5880]

Thay do work I tried them in butler Ohio on the river congratulations on your gold

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@alfredmisterka5880 I agree, good luck over there. I’ve seen a good gold come from Ohio.

[@Rockymountainprospector]

Hell yea awesome stuff thanks for sharing heavy pans all

[@JR-rp7vr]

How do you program the rods to detect different things? lol

[@ModernDayProspector]

Now your tripping bruh

[@Pitbull.Prospecting]

Any gold is good gold liberate all gold brother

[@johnnyt7900]

❤

[@mandybrown7758]

Woohooo very nice

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@mandybrown7758 Thanks

[@paulmoore9679]

I don’t know whether to be sad or irritated with fools who believe this garbage.

[@michaelfercik3691]

James Randi has officially been debunked on his rampage of trying to prove there is no physics involved in dowsing. Read my book: The Art of Dowsing - Separating Science from Superstition ($14.95), by Michael Fercik, for learning the reverse engineered physics involved in dowsing (the same physics that energizes the alarm on electronic metal detectors), and learn how to build the modern light weight ball bearing dowsing rod for becoming a professional dowser by practicing my book's dowsing lessons. James Randi has been officially publicly debunked of his campaigning to make money from audiences about there is no physics involved in dowsing, I just wish he was still alive today with his million dollar reward for someone proving that there is physics involved in dowsing, because "that million dollars I would have taken from him would have went a long ways in America's food banks".

[@michaelfercik3691]

Sad truth is there are physics involved in dowsing that fools overlook out of ignorance

[@paulmoore9679]

@@michaelfercik3691 truly physics are involved. Are you a proponent of dowsing?

[@paulmoore9679]

@@michaelfercik3691 I was eagerly waiting for you to be a proponent and we’d go down a physics path and experimental design together while we prove how foolish dowsing is. I answer to physics in my day job.

[@skullstaxx]

I’ll be damned😁

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@skullstaxx lmao

[@bainsworth8853]

Sixes river,

[@GoldHunter-77]

@@bainsworth8853 Close! About an hour away. Coquille