Gold prospecting the Missouri River

[@aufamilyadventures]

All gold is good gold Brother. Thank you for sharing Brother. I enjoyed watching. Keep doing what you are doing and have a great and blessed day Brother.

[@jamesr2624]

Hey..... Where is part 2 of 7 lbs of gold from your coker creek trip??

[@johnsharp8627]

Please do tell us the rest of the story of Coker Creek.

[@danoschannel9543]

I've been planning to head over to the Missouri river and try my luck there. I've been out 4 times this season and no luck so far in the creeks here in Jefferson county. Have sluice will travel! Great video Kyle!

[@walterblizzard]

Found a spring in the Missouri River Valley at the base of the Loess Hills. Lots of gravel, sand, and small boulders/river rock. Really odd for this area. My son scooped some sand and rock. Sifted through it and found several tiny gold flakes. How is the best way to test it to positively ID if it's gold?

[@bernienielsen2736]

Come to North Dakota and try. Talk about a non gold bearing state. Give it a try! Would love to see you come up here and try????

[@chuckbowen5024]

My brother use to pan in ND. He said he found color all over but you'd pan everyday till doomsday to get enough money to buy lunch. I'm gonna try it. this summer just for something to do.

[@The-Other-Jimmy]

Chomping at the bit for part 2 of Coker Creek.

[@lesterleporesr5228]

Striated, decomposing bedrock. Very similar to where I've been working!!

[@bkblackmon1402]

I always enjoy your videos. What happened to the clean up from Tennessee? It looked like you had some ore to crush. Thanks, BK

[@savannahbanana3183]

Hey Kyle, the places you go are just like my area. Ive found some gold supper fine seen it in the magnifing glass can't see it without. Can you learm me how to get that super fine stuff in me vile? or how better to use the snuffer bottle?

[@melscoincorner7672]

Finding any gold is a good day

[@williamheskett7399]

Was Awesome panning.

[@roul4968]

I Love this stuff

[@chrissaucier9386]

That's more than I found in my pan processing eroded conglomerate in Texas yesterday. I'm going to go back because the material looked right... I think I need to find some bedrock though. Brazos watershed !

[@destinationunknown7857]

Been watching your vids and I’m intrigued, wondering if you’ve prospected up on the Missouri around the Atchinson ks area?

[@ShilohSedlak]

What area is that in Missouri?

[@HammerIIHammer]

Do you keep garnets?

[@joemathena9789]

Great video Kyle

[@braydenthompson8352]

Nice job Kyle keep em coming. Oh yeah did ya ever work that lode material or did ya send it out to the processing plant?

[@glentimmins7560]

You should come up and try the Fraser river in BC...

[@dadgrows3699]

What part of Missouri where u in here

[@kevinhubbard8039]

real cool bud really enjoy your vids

[@Kylethiemann]

Thanks kevin !

[@Notorious_CAM]

Ohhhh yeahhhhh

[@The-Other-Jimmy]

I have a 5 gallon bucket of quarts from the claim on Coker Creek. You make me want to crush it and pan it. Working on building a rock crusher.

[@kevindorland738]

Saving the garnets?

[@jamesrand865]

Literally falling in the river for a phone call, thank God for waders. I enjoy your videos so don't think there is any such thing as tiny gold. Go ahead and suck up the flour gold and black sands in a separate snuffer. You'll find a way to recover that tiny flour gold some day.

[@agentsticks1]

It's really in the clay boss it'll be packed really tight if you dig deeper you should find a little paystreak of that fine stuffyou won't have to mess with the top scrape the top up shake the mud until it turns to a solution then it's in the mud I promise

[@docholliday5439]

Don't spend it all in one place! 📌📍🎉🎊🎉🎊🎈🎈🎈

[@eldandonsmith5372]

Need to be dumping 5 gallon buckets of gravel through a sluice to find much it seems.

[@classywhiteguy]

NICE

[@alixwhite4054]

I saw alot of glistening in that pan on middle of clip.

[@seekingtko3146]

sounds like a drone overhead 7:15

[@tschnedler]

nice Day!

[@brianseeney1364]

Seems not to be worth the effort. I could have made more money mowing lawns in that time.

[@JBDiscGolf]

Get you a classifier!

[@Blindmans_challenge]

Do you make money off finding gold. I mean is this a hobby or what

[@eldandonsmith5372]

Sure, $3.00 an hour....

[@DavidWilliams-fz9yw]

Slow down and you will get more gold

[@1988aweb]

Ahhh big muddy 🤐

[@glassontherocks]

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha...... Really ? You have to live in a gold bearing state to find gold. Missouri ain't it.... I was raised in Missouri. Look for fossils or gems instead....

[@jamesrand865]

Hi Dave. Kyle does look for fossils, arrowheads, agates and petrified wood. It's an amazing the variety of what has been carried to these parts by glaciers and eroded into the rivers and streams. If you look hard enough you can find topaz and diamonds too. Rare yes! Sometimes it's just about the fishin' not the fish.

[@eldandonsmith5372]

I believe they are looking for gold washed out of the Black Hills, S. Dakota.