Where To Find Gold - How And Where To Find Gold Locations Video

[@925-n5x]

Great advice. very easy to comprehend. Been detecting for a few years now. Was living on a sailboat for 6 past years, just love metal detecting. Was excited when i found a nugget between an oyster bed, and break wall! Spent many days at the beach gathering interesting items. Recently moved back north to help family. Preparing to head out prospecting, traveling the country this summer. Find your videos extremely valuable. Thanks. Enjoy the Excalibur 11 great machine!

[@mattmattsongold]

Good - I'm glad they help and Connie and I wish you a great adventure and much success in the field this summer!

[@AppalachianProspect]

Great class Matt, no matter how much one knows there is always something to learn.

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks for that, Connie and I are glad to put this series up and humbled by the response. Thanks again.

[@jimwilleford6140]

Appalachian Prospectors Must you Vons confuse both fun and pandemics with politics?

[@AppalachianProspect]

@@jimwilleford6140 I don't get what you are asking.

[@AppalachianProspect]

@@jimwilleford6140 I would like to answer your question which really don't fit here. Why not ask this question on our channel obviously you have something specific in mind. Why not comment on that video or videos?

[@kgking3802]

Glad I found your classes! Great job!

[@mattmattsongold]

There's close to 20 years worth here. The early ones may be still be viewed small screen or on a telephone since they were shot with 1st gen. cameras. Good luck finding gold.

[@chetburton5528]

I sure appreciate your willingness to share with us.

[@mattmattsongold]

You're quite welcome - hope you put it to good use.

[@caseykelso1]

Deaths Door thankyou

[@KowboyUSA]

63.8 ounces - I'd probably have a heart attack on the spot from jumping up and down yahooing. Lawdy!

[@riverbender9898]

Your magnum opus here gives all your viewers the basic information they need to be on-the-track. They are wonderful compendiums that highlight what factors to study, consider and work with. Thank You for sharing your expertise FREELY. Very excited about your developing projects!

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks Larry, really do appreciate your feedback.

[@Artoconnell]

We do not do drama on real jobsites either sir. glad i found this, thank you for making it.

[@mattmattsongold]

You're welcome. Glad it was useful.

[@michaellewis6965]

Ty so much for making this information available i've been interested in starting this as a hobby. and can tell you after searching for hours on information and just being confused in general i stumbled across this. ty so much

[@mattmattsongold]

You're welcome - now put it to use!

[@flypole1255]

Prospecting looks interesting and potentially rewarding. Recently, I earned a pension from work. Now, I have time to explore. For the past couple of months I've been watching videos about gold detector's, and prospecting. By watching your video's, which are very informative, I've learned years of prospecting know-how in a short-period of time. Thanks.

[@mattmattsongold]

You're welcome and hope you have much success and fun in the field. Good luck!

[@ModernProspector]

Keep it up Matt, looking forward to watching your KZbin channel grow. Unfortunately the government has all but killed mining and is working hard at erasing what history is left out there. Generations to come will rely on these kinds of videos to learn how prospecting is/was done.

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks for that, Connie and I have worked hard to bring these methods to the public.

[@tinytattoomike7943]

Thank you for the great detail that you have put into your videos I just found you today I'm gonna watch and study your information

[@mattmattsongold]

Thank you, Michael. Hopefully you can put the material to good use soon!

[@crowleysprospectingadventu2527]

great watch mate. really enjoyed

[@mattmattsongold]

Thank you for that and hope you have great success as well!

[@666hobart]

@13:14 I love this waterfall, it's along 140 headed from Lakeview to Adel in a very precarious corner.

[@mattmattsongold]

Spot on!

[@666hobart]

@@mattmattsongold Oh yea I know those rocks anywhere! I've been photographing that one for some time now it's finally cleared up here smoke-wise and we had a shower the other day so the flow is better!

[@Rose-xf5kv]

I love your opening about dreaming again I'm ready let's dream together!!! I really enjoy your videos thank you

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks, Rose.

[@geraldjyrkinen9276]

Thanks so much Matson. I've learned so much from you and have been watching your videos since 2010. Just wish I had money to get things together to actually go out and do it. One day?

[@mattmattsongold]

There is no perfect time and never enough money - I simply finally decided to go and it changed my life. Has many more as well. The time to go is always now.

[@frederickbierweiler8020]

informative thanks for sharing

[@mattmattsongold]

You're welcome - hope you get some.

[@KowboyUSA]

Congrats on 15 years, Matt! Here's to the next 15!

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks for that, John - it's been a ride for sure!

[@GreenMountainGoldTrap]

Great stuff! And, Great areas for a Green Mountain Gold Trap in your intro!! Man!! Where were you when I was just starting out? Keep up the classes...

[@mattmattsongold]

I was probably teaching classes live. We'll put up a few more (although there's almost 20 years worth on the channel).

[@GreenMountainGoldTrap]

That's a whole lot of content! Great job! I subscribed and when I have time I will surely see what I can learn from you. After all, we all learn until we die!!

[@Goldmagnet2020]

Thank you for your classes, learned alot every time.. like Appalachian Prospecting said.. you CAN teach an old dog new tricks.

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks - glad you're enjoying the series and hope you find a bucket-full!

[@1uptospeed]

keep them Golden nuggets of info. comming thanks matt.

[@mattmattsongold]

You're most welcome. Thanks!

[@stvcolwill]

Thanks so much Matt- this was a very good video!!! so much appreciate it.

[@mattmattsongold]

Thank you - and glad you got something from it.

[@matthewbishop6385]

Thank you for this information, much appreciated.

[@mattmattsongold]

You're welcome - hope you can get out to use it!

[@minerken4503]

Thank you for the education. I have a at gold as well. Now after better learning how to use it from your 2 minute video I have a lot more confidence in spending time nugget shooting. Also I really liked the info on hidden channels and where to look for gold I will use these techniques this weekend. I will get back to you and let you know how I do thanks again

[@mattmattsongold]

Good deal - go for it!

[@andyamysarizonaadventures5450]

thank you sir for all your helpful advice.if you ever come out near Prescott Arizona let my wife and I know.we have access to lots of good streams being in 3 different clubs.good luck out there everyone.

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks for your very kind offer - you are in a great area! Good luck to you as well.

[@Rockhounding-with-Bigfoot]

Informational video, thank you!

[@mattmattsongold]

You're welcome, hope you put it to use this season!

[@stevem6259]

Thanks Matt, A great and informative video - feel like I've struck lucky already

[@mattmattsongold]

Great - hope you find a bucket full of the stuff!

[@jacelandadventures1523]

Priceless information! Thank you for all the time you have invested in all your quest and adventures and sharing these times. A true Bad Ass in my book!

[@mattmattsongold]

Thank you and good luck to you out there in the field.

[@Biggman1611]

Congratulations on the 15 years Matt. Sure looking forward to many more. Thanks a ton for the video, very informative indeed. Isn't most of the land in the east(I'm in south GA) privately owned, making permission difficult to obtain?

[@mattmattsongold]

Replied last night but I don't see it here so will again: Indeed, most land is privately owned, but we've never been denied permission (so far). A cut will help open a lot of ground and you are bird-dogging spots for them, so they're getting a lot out of it too (more than us in fact). It works both ways. We have also dredged on right of ways (power line, telephone, etc. easements) with no problems. Hope you secure some locations as well - Georgia has great (very pure) gold (and gemstones too).

[@Biggman1611]

Thanks Matt.

[@glendaanderson2388]

Excellent comment on right of ways. I was going to pretty much give up on the east, but you have opened my eyes to another way of thinking. These right of ways however cannot be in National Forests, right? BTW this is not really Glenda but Ed using her Google credentials:)

[@mattmattsongold]

You're wearing that dress again? Stop!

[@glendaanderson2388]

you cross-dress your way i'll do it my way!

[@loveyourself3236]

Thanks u this is information

[@jeffreyelliott622]

Thanks Matt for this golden info which will surely keep me motivated for my gold prospecting outings and digging in bedrock and bedrock cracks for that elusive beautiful bright shiny yellow shit called GOLD !!!! It's the ultimate game of hide and seek on earth !!!

[@mattmattsongold]

"It's the ultimate game of hide and seek on earth !!!" -- Exactly right, and the real reason most of us do it. Best of success this year! If you are near enough to take advantage of the locations here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fl6YeX6HhJuerZI by all means do so. It's the time to go!

[@seymourpro6097]

How well do metal detectors detect gold fines (say pass 30 mesh). What is the experience with XLF analysers like compared to metal detectors?

[@mattmattsongold]

They really don't detect fines per se, they detect concentrations of fines that appear as solid (and small nuggets in concentrated fines of course add to this). The detectors that detect ground mineralization are really looking for iron as their key, and any lessening of this (let's say you find a line of 80+ (heavy concentration on a White's product - other mfg. will have differing numbers for this) and to either side of that line it immediately drops off - either side could be a streak of fine gold (and what we're looking for in a gravel or sand bar - or in arid country a dry washer setup). Others will have to tell you of the XLF - I have no practical experience with them in the field, relying on data and the methods taught here over electronics - the metal detectors simply pinpoint and confirm what you already know from research, and you can take what is in your head and work anywhere on the globe. Good luck!

[@jesusguzman3849]

Good video

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks

[@stevenjozefik659]

There's a fist full of gold in that ol Rick right there at the start , lol

[@erickperez6135]

Matt Matson I live in Riddle oregon . cow creek runs thru my small town . were you above island creek when you found this gold ? Ive heard cow creek gold is very pure , is this true ? Great video by the way

[@mattmattsongold]

You're in luck - the next video in this series is on that area and will be site specific (where the gold line runs, and the proper tools to get it for that site (bar, crack, boulder, whatever). Should be up within a few weeks. The gold from Cow Creek is beautiful, and doesn't have much mercury (leached from natural cinnabar deposits) and in that regard it is "pure" (and is a good nugget producer). In general, most people claimed and worked sites by the roadway - but the best gold deposits (and gold line) are across the creek. Any crack in the gold line of Cow Creek will produce a spectacular find.

[@dalesavage645]

Hi, I just found your videos and they are really informative and well done. I live in Washington State and trying to have a better more precise way of finding gold than just stumbling around creeks that look good but may or may not be anywhere near the gold. I also am trying to do my research while it's still winter and get several good locations for this year when the weather changes. I agree with you that there is a lot more of it (and other precious metals/minerals) out there and more up here in Washington than most people think ( I am in the northeast corner in Stevens County). I really like your approach of covering the bases before you go there and have so far just been researching history of where/what was found in the past and connect the dots that way. I am still weak on a few areas of research that you show though and 1 area is the geologic maps or more specifically the operation of the computer and mapping programs. You have links to the USGS sites and I am having trouble getting the same reports that you use or even good pictures of the geology in our area. It sounds like you covered this more in your Class 1 of the series I can't seem to locate the video? Is it under another name? Other than that I will be out there this spring. I also appreciate your coverage of the methods of doing the actual looking and working of material. I have learned a lot of things I want to try in my prospecting this year. I have a Gold Claimer portable wash plant and I used to use it in Calif. and drag it around to areas where the creeks were dry by June. I have not used it up here and want to do a faster check-out of different areas using the sniping, panning and sluicing check-outs and then hope to find an area where it's rich enough and legal enough to run some yardage. This thing will do (they say) 2 plus yards per hour. So, I'm trying to find out how to do more efficient homework before I go. So thanks again and I hope you also find many more Pounds of Au. thanks, Dale Savage

[@mattmattsongold]

Dale: you are right about the 1st class and maps, go here for that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6Cson2lbpqJqrs You are very wise to research history - the next class will include that and what to look for in research material. Gold Claimer makes some of the more serious equipment, you could make serious money if you do what you're doing now (research research research and then test to confirm what your research indicates - and only then put in an operation). Very best to you in finding some pounds!

[@dalesavage645]

Thank-you Matt for responding. I'll check that site out and I will keep up with your videos and let you know how it goes. Like I said, I came from California, right in the Mother Lode, and never looked enough or knew enough. Now I'm here and I think there is still enough Serious gold here. After I find some of that, I'll go back down there and I know of some Great Spots (hind-end sight)!! Thanks again, Dale Savage

[@ModernProspector]

Hey Matt, do you have any new prospecting videos in the works?

[@mattmattsongold]

Yes. At the end of this series Connie and I will go out West one more time and show the places I prospected and ID'd. Hopefully young people will get the chance to develop them and have strikes like we did.

[@mattmattsongold]

I should add, we're in the midst of moving right now and that trip will be in the distant future as opposed to next month . . .

[@BadBOIChartersLLC]

such an interesting subject

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks - hope you get some big ones!

[@einsteindrieu5117]

Thank's Matt !

[@Goldwaschenid]

nice video , good luck :-)

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks for that.

[@GeorgeGeorge7]

Nice Rickenbacker!

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks George!

[@glendaanderson2388]

Kevin Hoagland has what appears to be an excellent video on metal detecting. he says that the detector must be in contact with the ground and if you are not wearing out your coil you are missing big gold. What are your thoughts on that, Matt?

[@mattmattsongold]

A good observation - I don't use coil covers or anything that gets between the coil and the ground. Practically all will zap onto big gold, but when we go to the other extreme every mm of closeness helps.

[@glendaanderson2388]

when you say "other extreme" do you mean small gold or deep gold or both?

[@mattmattsongold]

Small gold - close to the ground (or in contact with it - can't get any closer than that) is critical.

[@briandeighan5237]

Hi matt im in scotland Edinburgh. At . Bottom of the pentland hills .im finding Pyright .shist .plenty and black sand .and Im finding Pyright. Etc comes of the hills . Could do ma a favor and could u check .maps of rivers and burns./ Creek

[@mattmattsongold]

Brian: I don't think that area has been mapped (by us). Do you have the equivalent of a geological survey, mining records & history, etc. Your country precedes ours by a long shot - should be something you could find. Good luck!!

[@eeanderson49]

I have been watching Cooper's Treasure on Discovery channel. This is a guy named Miklos who was a friend of Gordon Cooper's, the astronaut. The story chronicles Miklos taking up Cooper's treasure hunt based upon pictures Cooper took from his Gemini space capsule. All the treasure is in the oceans. What struck me was that when Miklos and crew jump in the water with their metal detectors they focus their hunt on the potholes and cracks. Sound familiar?

[@mattmattsongold]

Exactly.

[@morganmullin9050]

Youre a true treasure.

[@mattmattsongold]

Thank you, Morgan, I appreciate that. Very best of luck in the gold fields of life!

[@suzettegilbert770]

u regorunde now use same type rocks too do that ?? if i can some timwes

[@BackyardProspector]

great video, looks like a nice spot

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks.

[@moneymo9968]

Good class

[@mattmattsongold]

Thanks Joey, glad you enjoyed it.

[@goodeatsoutdoorsadventurew8626]

My husband and I interested doing gold mining or prospecting with metal detector we been looking for great place in USA to do it. I live in Florida we want move up north where the gold is can you please tell me what is the best place to metal detector in the United states and what best states to gold mining. Thank you

[@mattmattsongold]

Nechy: there isn't one best place - you'll have to start researching the places you want to go - pick the ones where gold is reasonably close, and go from there. You might want to join the GPAA and get your feet wet and receive their excellent gold mining guide & access to property they have. Good luck!

[@scottsmith4315]

I've spent 7 to 14 days a summer for the last 21 years floating and fishing down one of the Oregon rivers you show, and I always wondered if all those little pockets would grab enough gold to be worth collecting. Apparently the cracks do! And I get into spots I KNOW nobody else gets into every day. Hmmmmm!

[@mattmattsongold]

The fish swarmed us while dredging (they like the worms), so we know the kind of fishing you have - good luck with both!

[@russellmooneyham3334]

DUDE!!! that SHIRT!!!! OMG!!

[@mattmattsongold]

Expensive.

[@GR19611]

The people that were first on the scene always got the easy gold. In Australia potato sized nuggets sere simply picked up on the surface mid 1800 s ,Wish Icould have seen that.

[@Ken_James_SV]

It wasn't quite that easy, but yes, big nuggets were easy to find here in Australia. Pea to Peanut size were very common and often on the ground or only 1 inch under. Now they are commonly Rice grain size and anywhere from 1 inch to 2 feet down, with the occasional bigger peanut size nuggets, but we also have metal detectors to help find them. The old timers didn't, so there's lots more to find. The large nuggets (potato size and larger) are very rare here. Only a few are found each year. In the state of Western Australia they still find quite a few Sunbakers (nuggets sitting out in the open) about the size of a pea.

[@jeffreyelliott622]

So there is still plenty of gold in the western outback to be had mate ?

[@GR19611]

Jeffrey Elliott There are many documented accounts of large nuggets laying on the surface still shedding out of quarts reefs northern areas of the golden triangle and western Australia And there is still good gold on private property and large leases in wa .The hard part is getting access to these areas.

[@ptbaines]

golden - we were born too late. But, they say they only got 5 % of the gold that's out there. We just have to try harder to get it.

[@treebs9516]

Yes correct, and i keep saying the same thing, how good that would have been to see the huge nuggets on top of the surface..or be the first with a detector there ;-). where I am now in Cue at a spot called the Pearling Ground there were 400oz pieces laying on the surface in the late 1800's early 1900's.

[@robertjenkins5440]

Is the yellow trumpet plant also in Idaho?

[@mattmattsongold]

Robert: yes, you can/will have some trumpet plants, anywhere there is desert conditions.

[@robertjenkins5440]

Thank you very much for replying back to me so fast....I appreciate your very Interesting classes and your knowledge of all the the ways to find gold and/or minerals

[@WhatisReallyGoingOn]

Fairbanks, Alaska oh yes. My home!

[@mattmattsongold]

What an area!

[@BeautifulAssassin666]

Is there anything to find in or around Texas?

[@mattmattsongold]

In the very western most of the state there is flour gold - but that is the jumping off place to explore gold locations in the other Western states.

[@hittster67]

what would it take for me to come work for you? I'm gearing up to go work my own claim but I'm open for advice and working where ever! Claim is in Montana bye the way, been there once!

[@mattmattsongold]

It would take a body overhaul since I need a new one to do that kind of work again. I had a mini stroke which is why I talk funny in some of the vids and an airplane crash that deteriorated my back over time, so serious work is pretty much over for me. The very best of luck with your claim!

[@fortbrown6989]

Matt Mattson, I was checking on a link to Treasuresites.com and the site doesn't seem to be working??

[@mattmattsongold]

it's gone.

[@fortbrown6989]

@@mattmattsongold I'm sorry to hear that. I was most interested in the North East Florida Sites. Is there anyway I can get access to the info or get a PDF of same? Thank you for your consideration to my request and have a Merry Christmas. Daniel

[@mattmattsongold]

Wish I could help, but it's simply gone at this point. Very best of luck on your searching!

[@donaldbaker8729]

how does someone like me become a small gold miner. How would I start.

[@mattmattsongold]

You have started. The next step is go to known places where you can find gold reliably - "Where To Go To Find Gold Series" are four such places - books by Muriel Sibell Wolle (Bonanza Trail) give more. Go out to those places with the minimal equipment indicated and get your feet wet finding some actual gold. There was an organization I joined years ago: GPAA, not for the leases they have - but the right to camp on them for up to 2 weeks - that saved a ton of money as well as a simple book: "Free Campgrounds" -- learn now by looking at everything you can and reading everything you can while resisting the urge to buy everything you can and you'll do well. Good luck to you! - MM

[@donaldbaker8729]

@@mattmattsongold I really appreciate the reply, lm free to travel the country and I've always loved geology and would love to just pan and dive for gold the rest of my life really enjoy life again... thanks for the great advice, I'll keep you posted on how things are going. Have a wonderful weekend.

[@mattmattsongold]

@@donaldbaker8729 : thank you for that - hope you do well out there!

[@ModernProspector]

Also Matt, I commented on your diamond prospecting video. You posted some incorrect information in the description of the video that you should probably change so people can learn the correct process.

[@mattmattsongold]

Found that and changed it just now - you were entirely correct - formed in the outer portion of the mantle - good eye! Thanks.

[@glendaanderson2388]

Here's what you gotta love about Matt and Connie: they take criticism in a very positive way! I bet Goldie is the same.

[@ModernProspector]

Matt Mattson You're welcome, and thank you for your quick response. I've been studying and learning about diamond, gold, and other gemstone deposits for the better part of 3 years, much of which from Dan Hausel's (past economic geologist for the state of Wyoming) books on mineral deposits. Really enjoying your series, I hope you continue with it.

[@ModernProspector]

Glenda Anderson Definitely, unusual to find people who are open to suggestions from people they don't know. I also appreciate the time he spent correcting his description when he could have just blown it off.

[@ModernProspector]

Matt Mattson I deleted the post on the video indicating your mistake since it now reflects the process in which diamonds actually form. Thanks again for correcting it.

[@666hobart]

Hahaha! Could I borrow one of those detectors on the table for a month?

[@suzettegilbert770]

ur painrt and rack is vortexin add a plate that will turn heat too lite

[@lostrivermining1592]

Check out these new gold mining tools, they may just be the coolest things added to gold mining in years -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWeleoGFgt6FoMU

[@mattmattsongold]

As you can imagine, as the original gold teacher on youtube when it came out (youtube) - I get pitched just about every gadget and new "gotta have" gold thingie there is . . . but your's I approved. Very innovative. Unique and useful (my reservation here is that every unit gets that strong spring). Good job.

[@lostrivermining1592]

Thank you, the guy that actually thought of this stuff, MrTeslonian on KZbin, has many more origanal mining inventions that we are trying to get him to let us produce!

[@glennwmurphy1]

HEY MATT, I KEEP TRYING TO FIND "MINERALIZATION MAPS" ON THE USGS SITE, BUT DON'T SEEM TO BE SEARCHING CORRECTLY. I HAVE WATCHED EVERY ONE OF YOUR VIDS MULTIPLE TIMES AND YOU ARE T-H-E B-E-S-T, MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE TEACHER ON KZbin, TRUST ME, I WATCH THEM ALL. CAN YOU POINT ME TO THE CORRECT SEARCH? I'M OKANOGAN COUNTY, WA., ACROSS FROM HUGE PEDIMENTS DROPPING TO THE SAND BARS LEFT BEHIND FROM THE MISSOULA FLOODS AT ABOUT 2K FT. ELEVATION ALONG THE ENTIRE RIVER COURSE THROUGH THE VALLEY FROM B.C. TO THE COLUMBIA. I HAVE A GARRETT AT PRO VHF DETECTOR, AND A BOOK ON DETECTORS BY GARRETT AND ANOTHER GUY, THERE'S A LOT TO USING THEM CORRECTLY. I HEARD YOU SAY YOU HAD A STROKE FAIRLY RECENTLY, I NEED YOUR COMPLETE COURSE, AND WOULD TRAVEL TO YOU JUST TO LEARN. MY EMAIL: [e-mail] STAY HEALTHY-PLEASE! AND THANKS FOR WHAT YOU ARE DOING, IT MEANS EVERYTHING TO A GUY LIKE ME, DETERMINED TO LEARN AND SUCCEED AT THIS, NO MATTER WHAT IT TAKES.

[@mattmattsongold]

Glenn: try this out (copy the link between the brackets): [mrdata.usgs.gov/geology/state/map.html?x=-83.453389866478&y=32.653406156776&z=8#] -- that will get you to Georgia, put your curser on the map and pull it over to Washington (they fiddle with the maps periodically but this still works - for now). Yes I did have a stroke, but will keep teaching here on KZbin for as long as I can. Wish you and the rest of the prospectors the very best of luck in the field! I'd be there if I could.

[@mattmattsongold]

Well - KZbin made that a live link . . . (that won't work) -- try this: mrdata.usgs.gov/geology/state/map.html?x=-83.453389866478&y=32.653406156776&z=8#

[@eeanderson49]

I just logged on to the video again and you will LOVE this: the add that preceded the video was promoting that ultra liberal Jeff Green for Florida Governor:) So now you are promoting liberalism?

[@skyvelljewelryfoundationfo9759]

Matt. Luv all that you do. Are you open to doing some work for our foundation from time to time....we could talk and I could tell you what we have in store for some classes. see what you'd be willing or not willing to do. We are trying to change some things for as many people as we can as you are. Would just luv to chat ,see if we can change a few things for a few more people.

[@mattmattsongold]

Admirable. And yes we are doing the same things, although I do this indirectly and never know the end result until someone emails or tells me here (and that has been thousands now and is very gratifying and why we do what we all do in training). So good - glad you're getting this off the ground for the kids. Right now we're in a complicated move from Florida, and our life and shop is in various boxes - so we're probably in no shape to help anyone until we get our own life back on track. Our prospecting and gem training (series) will resume (and feel free to use anything we do - that's what it's for) as we unpack and re-establish ourselves. Feel free to email for a number: flagold at gate.net.

[@Butchsiek]

too bad Califoreignia LIEberals outlawed Dredging, now we have to drive out of state..

[@timothygruber9386]

and you will still have spots to dredge later... lol

[@suzettegilbert770]

tech alert adjust the noisees?

[@suzettegilbert770]

thats a funkee mix its shiny no glow there asome of gold spectrum liki 10 perc people burn it and flash a sheet w awesommee mag core

[@alaaalbeesheh7154]

I really interested that job, are you still hiring ???? Lmk please ASAP

[@jodienders8949]

Hi there. I’ve been using the website treasuresites, and if you’re the owner I’d love to get in contact with you! Please respond to this comment, thanks!

[@mattmattsongold]

I own it.

[@jodienders8949]

Thanks for replying! I was curious where you would most recommend to find Indian artifacts in west central fl. I recently went to the site you refer to as sawgrass spring and found some flint, not sure if any are tools. Thanks for your time!

[@mattmattsongold]

The springs are great places to look.

[@thebeyonder2353]

Is it just me or does this guy look and act like Johnny Cash

[@suzettegilbert770]

that valley pay the owner burn itt like berries spray w oergon water bag charcoal

[@megadeathish2233]

We had a goldmine claim on the sixes

[@mattmattsongold]

Excellent gold producer. Hope you did well.

[@darkshadowsx5949]

i thought i found gold recently but she found someone else...

[@mattmattsongold]

Sometimes it's just not easy . . .

[@suzettegilbert770]

thats still feedd butt thats goldeee thunder

[@Review11110]

YOOOO i found 1 small gold

[@mattmattsongold]

That's the way it starts out!

[@bandungseksi8560]

We have gold In Papua freeport

[@mattmattsongold]

No doubt!

[@suzettegilbert770]

what else shave ur swipes downn and stay offf ledge rocks so a fgood on of turn on rocks time shuttof stay off dirt clasaen w a water

[@steveparker3936]

3 MINS IN AND IM SLEEPY FFS! CLASS 2...

[@jasoncariola3228]

Look at this tell me

[@suzettegilbert770]

epic butt she kicked gold soo a simple reclibration from a service guy 4 another round grab enuther?? rest er

[@belvederebaileycambodia]

Great video... really really bad shirt.

[@mattmattsongold]

But it's my favorite shirt!

[@starboard7308]

It's a fun shirt....jam it Belvedere you boor.

[@dustinhargrove2129]

starboard what the heck is a boor 😂

[@suzettegilbert770]

more bad news how easy is ur entance dredge is a waste ei think she gona dump lower ?? to pan

[@joeangel3122]

Are u drunk u sound like u are

[@joeangel3122]

@@dustinhargrove2129 where you at? You have something against gay people. Hu?

[@joeangel3122]

@@dustinhargrove2129 what kind of name is SESQUAC that sounds like you taking a shit! Lol haha

[@dustinhargrove2129]

Joe Angel uhh no I don’t, but this guys said in other comments that he has had a stroke & I like what he does so I wanted to talk some shit 😂 I’m built kind of like a stump so my buddies call me a squatch, Sesquac is the common coast Salish word for Sasquatch, although I’m Ditidaht we have our own language but it was in the coast Salish family so it was different to other tribes on the west coast but we shared enough words to communicate