Gold Nuggets In Every Pan! Ultimate Placer Deposit!

[@joblessalex]

Your method is way different than others I've watched. It looks super efficient!

[@garyssprinklerrepair]

Well done guys, I’m happy for you. Make everyone want to get their pan and head out in search of the shiney stuff.

[@EcouragingGodStories]

Always wondered how a person panned for gold. Now I know, with your video! Thanks so much for making this!

[@LOCKBEARD]

No one gets pans like that. Salted A.F. to put on a show. Only way I will believe this B.S. is if I personally go to that location and get those results. Otherwise this is absolute B.S.

[@911mining]

All I have to say is have at er don't get caught by the company we sold this claim to. They paid handsomely for this ground.

[@LOCKBEARD]

@@911mining #1. I ain't no claim jumper. #2. I don't even know where this is. #3. If those pans were real, ain't no way you sold it.

[@FireDoc911]

I'm happy for you and jealous all at the same time! Good stuff lads

[@harveygraham742]

Wish I was there.

[@joebirdwell5071]

With pans like that you could quite work! 20-25 pans like those a day and that would be a good living!

[@jameswearne3079]

Fantastic score. Well done, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thank you.

[@goldpinprospecting9170]

Wow! Dream pans every pan, so good. Your research and exploration paid off there

[@majorgunn]

It would be much more interesting if you would show how and where (in landscape terms) you fill your pan. Watching you pull pickers is great and I love your channel, however would you share the science of choice to where to gather the pan full! thank you in advance

[@joeljeffery8704]

Would you consider setting up the high banker there? You panned out some beautiful gold! Great job. Thanks for sharing and have a great day.

[@911mining]

Yes it's super hard to to this area and we optioned it last year the lower area we can still get to but it's a few hour hike in each way.

[@joeljeffery8704]

@@911mining I thought it might be or you would be on it already. Thanks for responding to my comments.

[@iSTAYuGO]

You had serious problem getting me out off this creek again ;) Subbed for sure!

[@gtaovlogs9061]

Wow, look at that clear water and the gold! Very nice, thanks for sharing! Stay well out there. Cheers

[@officialtassieboysprospecting]

Nice looking gold

[@markbridgeman2683]

Awesome gold and what a spot. Now I know what a real rich spot looks like

[@dagreynolds8013]

The whole channel is blissfully free from hillbillies that spend more time filming themselves than prospecting. Great skills too! I would pretty much live by that creek!

[@GOWIN8109837]

Ya killin me smalls !! Sitting here watching you find gold while I watch snow fall.....🙇‍♂️

[@LivingGoodAlaska]

This is great, it’s all about the thrill of the hunt.

[@marcinogiolda7832]

WOW! Amazing place! Greetings from Poland!

[@CandSMINING]

Very nice first pan. With pans like you are getting you wouldn't even need a dredge to move more material. Very nice.😎⛏⛏🔥🔥

[@mikewalter8547]

I would be happy to get 5 pans like that all year. Nice THANKS

[@TheRealRyebred]

🤘🏻😂🙌🏻 *4:45* I totally saw you drop that in there.

[@911mining]

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[@donaldking8288]

That's amazing, thanks for video 📹

[@richardbeee]

I wouldn't have stopped at ten. I'd still be there. Yeeha! Great video!

[@avcomth]

At first I thought this was in America, but when you said 2-3 kilometers away, I went to your profile page immediately to see where you're from LOL

[@jeremylaxton8639]

Cool to see your finding gold. Keep up the good work

[@adventuresingoldrush]

Nice pickers there buddy, greetings from the Adventures in Gold Rush team 🧈🧈🧈

[@rondill8429]

Damn fine samples, better move in some good equipment on that claim cause you found a good spot there with all that coarse gold.. It hasn't traveled far from the big deposit.. Have fun and good video!!

[@nkycat]

ron dill i

[@leannkennedy6568]

Enjoyed every pan!

[@connieeveritt5704]

Very nice thank you for sharing

[@gregcornell9941]

Hey..name is Greg...and i find your knowledge incredibly informative and i was just curious if u are in B.C. Canada?? I would understand if u don't want to reply. Anyways absolutely love you videos.!!

[@911mining]

Yes sir the island

[@gregcornell9941]

Hey thanks wow. ! Me too. U ever drive by gold stream park on the highway before ice cream mountain where they just widened to 2 lanes? I always see so many stains and (stringers?) Seems of oxidized minerals there. I have to have double hip surgery...but have been dying to take some samples...thanx again for your respons👍👍👌

[@ericfoster6224]

Awesome gold thanks for sharing

[@SHODGES69]

Definitely know your way around a pan. One of the best pan workers I’ve seen on KZbin videos

[@scottkelly6949]

Nice!...Got yourself a mini mine right there. 😎

[@tommcfarland5368]

I WISH there was gold like that down here in Georgia. My God...

[@twhyatt11]

Great find ! Pans like that are what dreams are made of, well done guys !

[@badassjack86]

Gold panning isn't about getting money to me anyway it's about finding beautiful specks that have been under the care of the river for thousands of years and you are the first person in all of history to see this beautiful speck they each have a shape that is unique every speck of gold is a snowflake and one that will last forever if proper conditions exist

[@tonyhorton6752]

Awesome video love watching are you guys in Oregon it looks like my woods

[@911mining]

BC, Canada

[@Goldwaschen-mit-Tom]

Hello, very interesting. Gold seeker is also my hobby. Thank you have learned a lot what I can improve with me. Greetings Tom

[@williamseddon5368]

Loving it, look forward to them

[@paigelee6321]

Awesome finds

[@chatoortiz8437]

Que lugar es? Cual es la direccio?

[@phyl1283]

When you scoop out the pebbles after you wet the pan, what makes you think that you're not removing small gold nuggets as well?

[@911mining]

Gold will make it's way to the bottom in a matter of seconds. You look at what your pulling out before you throw it away too.

[@californiamotherlodeprospect]

I would love to see where this gold came from, like the holes it was dug from possibly more details as well not just pan after pan of amazing gold. Much respect and all, I just wouldn't be showing gold this good and easy I wouldn't even be making videos id me mining it..

[@911mining]

We have about 20 other videos from this spot up that show where we took our material from. This was the first video from the spot. There so many restrictions in this area we where limited to hand sampling, we recently optioned this portion of the property to a private exploration company.

[@Bobnawyjezdzie]

That's some nice chunks of gold man well done! Beautiful spot and cristal clear water. Thanks for sharing 👍🤠⛏⛏⛏

[@randallgrant6175]

Whoo-wee! Looks like you found a great spot

[@rondill8429]

I hope you put in for a claim on that whole area cause you got something good there just waiting for you to find it!!!

[@jdemo7167]

Nice! No jealousy here. All the best to you !

[@esperhunter7263]

Not only is the gold good but so is the weather!

[@davidgriffith6742]

Just out of curiosity do you try and collect the fine

[@911mining]

If we are sampling for lab analysis yes, not to worried about fine if we are just collecting.

[@markbrown332]

With my luck I would end up getting so excited about the gold. I wouldn't pay attention to the Cougar about to drag me off into the woods.

[@GOWIN8109837]

Yea, when I have my Gold Bug, there may be half an hour go by b4 I look up. Damn near walked over fishermen b4. A bear would just sit and giggle as I walked right to him.😆

[@edwardjj4224]

I can do that every day -twice on Sunday Good show my friend Good picking God bless You

[@garylawlor2288]

Hello from Ireland. Like the channel 👍. When you say ten pans do you mean ten small pans? Lovely chunky gold your finding

[@royolstad8532]

I'm a beginner, and would like to see why you pick where to pan, reading the river, how to find the gold, also.

[@andrewdufresne572]

I cant even imagine whats sitting in the bedrock cracks, if thats just the looser material! Incredible gold.

[@llamudos9809]

Wow they are big pickers!

[@smokewagon7268]

To be panning for gold would be awesome. I've always had a fascination with The Gold Rush and the 49. But just to be in those places... I would just enjoy being there. Im so intrigued again. Thanks.

[@evecole1824]

The Gold Rush in 1849, was not for the people who were wanting to come and pan or even slush the creeks and rivers. It was for people like my 4"th great Grandparents who came around the horn and set up a farm with a nice store and sold the vegetable and meat they raised as well as canned goods and some flour and sugar. The other set came overland with a saw mill and other things in their 4 wagons to be in business and my Grandmother was a seamstress as well. Both sets of Great - Grandparents were Smart enough to have known that people were not even thinking about food or other things just gold. THAT'S HOW PEOPLE KEPT THEM SELVES AND THE FAMILY ALIVE AND MY FAMILY ARE STILL ON THE LAND AND STILL DOING VERY WELL. FROM 4 came 8 and now we are over a hundred and we all still benefit from the first 4. Isn't the gold Rush wonderful.?😁👍😎

[@911mining]

Absolutely!

[@Justo1985]

Dude were do you find theese thats awesome

[@911mining]

This spots not ours anymore we optioned it to a company, this was actually a totally random find and one of our first good placer deposits.

[@johnydoe7065]

I always wanted to do this it’s on my bucket list

[@aditusdigitalmedia]

That is a very good spot!

[@ryanreinhart1834]

is this vancouver island by any chance?

[@keeganyost8123]

Were has this?

[@barniclebobca]

whish you showed us were in the river you got your samples ?? and why there ???

[@911mining]

We have about 10 other videos up from this spot which most show you. Bedrock is super close in most areas under 30cm.

[@TrustJesus100]

All yours videos are on Van island?

[@911mining]

No most but we have several claims on the mainland to

[@TrustJesus100]

911 Mining & Prospecting. Nice! I’m planning a trip deep into the mountain wilderness this summer, see if I come across a few nuggets. Great videos btw!!

[@jeremylaxton8639]

Awsome. I dream of finding gold like that. Keep up the good work. Thanks for the video

[@SultanAli-qh3xd]

. अच्छा आपका काम मुझे बहुत बढ़िया लगा अच्छा लगा है आप इसी तरह करते रहिए और हम लोगों को बहुत पसंद है और अच्छा लगता

[@mikeavery4098]

what state are you panning for gold in.

[@911mining]

BC Canada

[@yvonnedesa5712]

Where are you finding this at?

[@jrjohnryanjr]

Wow!! Amazing !! Big nuggets and almost no black sands Anyone using only a pan there must not want to make money

[@rainygirl65]

Hey where is that exactly

[@billballaro6039]

Great vid thanks for sharing and great spot. Wish you all could at least share the state or country.

[@911mining]

British Columbia Canada

[@billballaro6039]

911 Mining & Prospecting thank you

[@izafri]

Where do I buy the pan? Pls let me know

[@jamessouthard4783]

Franklyn R. Ben-Khaled Garrett makes the standard of the industry for any scale or phase of mining.these green pans are 90 percent Garrett. thanks from the Pacific Northwest.

[@SuperLaplander]

Good finds. Thanks for sharing.

[@vittorioimb2928]

Where do you sell the gold ...?

[@911mining]

Private buyer.

[@jamessouthard4783]

Vittorio IMB their is nothing easier to sell than raw gold.jewelers; your neighbor; pawn shops ; you can make jewelry and sell it on line All ladies love gold .most folks have never seen it in person.thanks

[@elvismark6816]

Good Lord can you imagine the gold that you would find if you had a sluice box hooked up this is Elvis man

[@tstuff]

While I've never panned for gold I do understand that it is typically heavier than the sand its in. My question here is how do you know that shoveling out handfuls of dirt like that you are not pushing gold out and back into the stream? There must be gold suspended in the mud that is getting brushed away.

[@911mining]

Gold will stay suspended in your material, unless we shake and stratify the material on the shovel multiple times it will stay. Same concept as panning, if you put your material in a pan with water it won't all just drop to the bottom immediately it needs a little work to get there!👍

[@markjulius2006]

What area is this?

[@azranhazemijusoh6770]

normally how much gold that can be extracted from 1 kg of alluvial soil?

[@steveperry1344]

i've done some panning years ago and i remember how yellow the gold was.

[@samirmukhtar]

Where dear

[@tonynachos1698]

What state? Im learning about my area still

[@pmackay159]

You guys are so lucky to find gold like that here in australia we gotta work hard to find half as much keep the vids commen

[@lesterleporesr5228]

Very nice.

[@MarkTChristy]

Where abouts are you in this video. Not exact location, just State/river/county? Can't find any reference to that.

[@911mining]

BC, central BC

[@billhunt2605]

What state are you in? Is there any chance that the northeast has any gold in its creeks or rivers?

[@911mining]

We in BC, acanada

[@DIGOURGOLD]

where is this?

[@911mining]

British Columbia

[@Cindy-ls3dj]

It would have been nice if you showed where you got the dirt from.

[@911mining]

Many people have said this. We have 15 other videos that show from the same creek now

[@Cindy-ls3dj]

Oh ok. I will check out your other videos.

[@tedthesailor172]

When George Carmacks first happened upon Bonanza Creek in the Yukon, he described the cold nuggets betwen stones as like cheese in sandwiches...!

[@advenzures]

Way to go! Awesome video! Happy hunting!

[@johnward5890]

Most of the fine sand in the bottom of the pan is very fine gold. Watch on a rainy day where the water runs down off the Mountain the rain will be washing the gold out of the rocks in to the stream.

[@renegon4111]

So, black sand is gold?

[@renegon4111]

That fine sand is probably what my grand pa called milfinos.

[@delljohnson172]

Your funny..water does erode rock..which releases what evers in the rock..thats how gold viens become gold flakes but youll never see it happen unless you live for 1000s of years but a cute story 😢

[@delljohnson172]

@@renegon4111 black sand is eroded Hematite and magnatite rock created like any other sand but from hi iron minerals containing rock..BTY GEOLOGICAL SPEAKING you can have Black sands in your stream with out gold. but you Can not have placer gold without black sand (hard rocks diff)

[@JasonAlexzander1q47]

How difficult would it be to bring a 5" dredge in there? My buddy and I would be thrilled to come up there with our dredge.

[@911mining]

Difficult, plus you cant dredge in BC legally.

[@JasonAlexzander1q47]

@@911mining really? Can't dredge? That really sucks. Let's just hypothesize and say someone could take the time and get a dredge in there, who would know or find you? Could a zipline be used from a road to get one in? Are highbankers allowed? Do tell!

[@JasonAlexzander1q47]

What about a highbanker?

[@russellesimonetta3835]

How much you guys make prospecting????at least enough for a big breakfast and a buffet for dinner for week i bet!

[@911mining]

It's our job. We are an exploration company so we spend half the time on hired exploration programs and half on our claims. We make enough to pay the Bills....winters slow though...

[@christofour217]

You should also use a detector in that creek, the heavy nugs sink slowly throughout time a foot or two down. GL

[@erenibrahim688]

Good work fellas 😮💪🏽🤟🏽👌

[@robertsnyder5149]

Have you tried a dredge yet or is this Calif. or Oregon?

[@911mining]

BC, Canada, cant dredge here unless in a non fish bearing creek or stream only on bedrock with a max nozzle size of 1.5" and you need a permit. Basically impossible and not worth it.

[@rubyduma6238]

That's what we love to see!

[@linuxboy007]

Sir where are the gold settled most in this kind of river;

[@vilmasaquiton8078]

From what country is this

[@williamlacombe5818]

What is the cost of filing a claim

[@911mining]

Depends were you live and how big in BC, the claim cells are around $35 for mineral placers around a $100. You can have up to 100 cells in a claim though.

[@williamlacombe5818]

@@911mining ok I'm a bit confused not sure what a. ( cell) is but I think are you tell I g me that 100 other people might be sold a claim for that same spot .which is a cell or a certain size area in a designated spot right. So how large are these CELLS .and boy the gov is greedy badtards huh .Btw thanx for the info

[@911mining]

In British Columbia we use an online staking system where you can stake select a free non staked claim cell and pay a small fee to get the claim that claim if it's a single cell usually around 500x500 meters square in the lower part of BC, as you go farther up into the province the claim cells get slightly smaller. On average a cell is about $35 to stake. In a single claim you can stake up to a max of 100 cells before it has to be named a different claim. This is for a mineral claim, placer claims are about 3 time the cost and have the same staking concept but you can only stake placer claims in designated placer reserves.

[@brantjohnston100]

Wow did you find that in California where you at

[@911mining]

British Columbia

[@tegrity5822]

Thank you for your videos! I'm up in Connecticut and look forward to going out and trying this for the first time in the spring. Gold or no gold, this just seems simply relaxing and intriguing :)

[@richardwoody9928]

I like your video great job. I'm just curious about what state your in.

[@911mining]

BC Canada

[@brettjohnson8820]

How do you collect those little pieces?

[@911mining]

Snuffer or tweezers sometimes. Usually take all the stuff back and pan all the fines at the shop. Most of the exploration we do requires assesment reports sent to ministry of mines for our exploration programs so we need exact measurements we also sometimes have the fines, black sands, sulphides ect. ..analyzed so it's sometimes it's easier to put the cons in sample bags and label them for further examination or processing.