Gold Prospecting On The North Saskatchewan River (Where To Dig Next??)

[@SCW1060]

I just subscribed. You must also watch Ask Jeff Williams too. He says the same thing about making sure that your test pan is real clean. If your finding that much gold there I would say to file a claim on it. It shouldn't cost you much and you should do real good on that spot because you were finding a lot of shiny for so little paydirt. BTW I'm also a prosecutor here in Washington state

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Thank you for subscribing.. In the province I live in Alberta no claiming allowed. All you need is a license. Biggest problem with the river I prospect on is the access. Thank goodness I have a great friend with river property. Yes think everone knows Jeff, he's a great guy. Thanks for watching and your comment. CGP 👍🇨🇦👍

[@hockeydad6211]

Thanks for the video, really enjoy watching.

[@jimr.2231]

Nice video Kevin. Got my head scratching to over how the top layer is holding the most gold. Get your highbanker set up on that gravel bar.

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Like I said in the video.. its hard digging.. would definitely need steel toe boots(something with a hard sole) Will have to wait and see...

[@chrislilly1463]

Cool man, I liked seeing how the speck count changed. Surprised the rusty bottom layer did the worst. Everyone always says to look for the rusty layers.

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

@Chris Lilly You know I was very surprised as well, could of sworn I tested the rusty level years ago and seemed good.. must of had a contaminated pan 🤣😂🤣😂 Thanks for watching and your comment.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Chris Lilly I agree 100#

[@tazyt3388]

Great vid mate it's always good to sample consistently I often find better gold in upper ancient deposits the silt layer is like a page in history well done thanks for sharing cheers

[@inquisitivealbertan1712]

Excellent video, Kevin. Thank you for sharing.

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Thank you for watching.

[@danbrown2045]

Hey Kevin, Always wanted to tell ya love the adventure man watching Zach grow up What is is 14 yet? Alway wanted to get out and pan with you. Keep up the great Gold Prospecting content!

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Thanks for the great comment.. Zac will be 14 this May. Just might be taller than me by then.. Thanks for watching next season will be a great one. 🇨🇦😎🇨🇦 CGP

[@randombits5049]

Thanks for taking the time to share

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Thanks Chris, it was fun to make.

[@codymackniak6328]

Another great video 👍👍 keep up the good work 👍👍

[@waynebussey5521]

Nice spot you play on...I did want to point out one thing though...if your test panning you can classify right into your Garrett Super Sluice gold pan and save your self some time and a step with the bucket's use. As you said you want to find gold you need to move more dirt. Saving time also moves more dirt. 👍 Have a good one.

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Thanks Wayne, your absolutely correct. I use that set up a lot when in BC.. I'll try that out next time out see if I get the same cleaning..as I have the ability to wash the gravels better. Thanks for watching and your comment.

[@milesnn]

Sweet adventure more knowledge awesome thanks big guy be safe out there

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Thanks for watching...

[@piratedredger1857]

Well in , sound advice ☠👍👍👍⛏💙

[@lesterleporesr5228]

No testing, no complaining!!

[@BackCountryWrenching]

Great video Kevin, I would have never realized the upper layers hold the most gold

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Thanks Jerry. Test ,test, test, it's the only way to find out.. But at least there's always gold to be found, just knowing where to target next time out will be beneficial. 😎🍺🍺

[@jimr.2231]

@@CanadianGoldProspector did you find your target?

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

I sure do have a spot picked out...I'll be hitting it this weekend.. I do have another video coming out before that one tho..

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Dust is still an adding up type situation. I would never have thought there would be that much there. A dredge would be in 7th heaven eh. Thanks my friend.

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Yes..if only I could use a dredge...🤑🤑🤑

[@polarman1119]

Great video, Thanks. From watching Dan Hurd I know that dredging is not allowed in BC, but is it in Saskatchewan?

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

I don't think so..but just an FYI this video was made in Edmonton, Alberta

[@polarman1119]

Ok thanks.

[@МатчОбзор-д5б]

I understand that you are from Canada, but tell me what kind of place is Devil's Canyon? in british columbia

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

I can't really say..but others say show was fake.. and there was a road close by

[@akgoldbear7669]

Yes, in Canada, as in Alaska, a lot of gold 👍 We have little gold in Georgia.

[@paulbullock9848]

Looks like a great spot...is that near Devon?

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Yes it is... just down river a bit. Thanks for watching.

[@bartbley1269]

A rotor tiller with heavy duty spikes end of hard digging ??

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

That could help... Thanks for watching. 🇨🇦😎🇨🇦 CGP

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Some flour gold eh?????? 🤜🤛🤣🤣✅🍺🍺

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

🤣😂🤣😂 yeppers where you can get 30 specks n say that was shitty...🤣😂🤣😂🤣 🍺🍺🍺 Thanks for commenting.

[@troyy1086]

You still call them Canadian geese in Canada? They aren't just called geese?😉

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

🤣😂🤣😂 Good point.. 👍🇨🇦👍

[@evcin1]

How do I find the Canadian laws about gold panning and prospecting? (I am from the US)

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Great question.. the best answers to questions can be found on Google. What information are you specifically looking for?(I may know the answers.)

[@evcin1]

@@CanadianGoldProspectorCan a US citizen prospect in BC? Do I need a permit? Can I use a small sluice? I would just be a weekend panner. Please add anything you can. Thank You

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Your best bet would be to contact BCeID help desk. www.bceid.ca/aboutbceid/contact_us.aspx

[@DeeSixHomestead]

What about Saskatchewan? I want to take the kids panning for fun without getting into trouble. Ideas on where to start looking for info?

[@lesterleporesr5228]

High banking goose droppings?!?😆

[@CanadianGoldProspector]

Don't know about that.. But they sure do make a racket in the evening and morning.

[@thehellfireclan59]

Wip out the gold metal detector and find out where the concentrates are that's where you dig

[@saggyai7950]

Wassup, its me, the guy from tim hortons! Sorry for the late appearance, hope you pulled some great stuff with those hockey card packs!