HOW TO FIND GOLD EVERY TIME IN ANY CREEK!!!!!

[@jackhartmann1084]

the urge to drive 2 hours to a creek for a bucket of dirt with zero gold has never been higher

[@jackhartmann1084]

i live in a place with zero gold aka Minnesota

[@jay3timess]

@@jackhartmann1084 sad yeah I’m about to move to Minnesota and I’m just getting Into prospecting which sucks cause I live in Colorado and just moved from Alaska ( both amazing places for prospecting) 😭😭🥹

[@bryanmartinez2599]

@@jackhartmann1084 here in Cali with my hand I caught a lot of gold dust after the storms we had I'm still trying to find a gold nuggy

[@lukeingram7655]

​@@jackhartmann1084 Minnesota was heavily glaciated numerous times, gold and even diamonds have been found aplenty there

[@F.B.l]

@@lukeingram7655o

[@mr.hanger]

Playing around in creeks and rivers my whole 50 years of life here in Oklahoma. I remember as a kid telling Pops " look, we found gold!" I think we actually did. Little specks just like I'm seeing here. If anyone finds my ZZtop wallet out there, please let me know. I've been missing the 6 bucks that was in it for 40+ years now.

[@MrCpolzin]

Eureka ! Mate your comment is Gold...😆

[@Nderak]

im in oklahoma too, didnt know we had any gold. i will look in my creek this winter

[@mr.hanger]

@@Nderak I sure hope you find my wallet! Greetings from a fellow Okie!

[@timotheequest5452]

Velcro wallet from the carnival?

[@mr.hanger]

@@timotheequest5452 You guessed it! I think I still have my switchblade comb.

[@kosmow2013]

Using a large magnet over the areas of your search for gold works as a good lead indicator. You always have iron with gold but not all iron deposits contain recoverable amounts of gold. The magnet helps with removing the nails and black sand quickly and getting the trash out of the way.

[@calscottoh]

Good thinking!

[@mikaellindqvist5599]

Do that several times with the same material or you will pull out the gold along with it.

[@josiemcbride3646]

My bf likes doing stuff like this. Even if he gets no money he just likes doing something that gets our kids and us out. For 12 years hes brought us fossil hunting, to pick up the bullets at a shooting range thats actually not a shooting range but were people go to shot, to find coal, and my kids favorite is when we go crystal quartz looking. Lately hes into pouring computer chips into acid to get the gold out of it. So he searches the dumping sites for old computers which is a way is helping the environment. And he finds really cool stuff sometimes too. Im buying a gold panning kit and Im going to take him and our kids gold paning. We probably wont get much but I think hes going to enjoy this. Its right up his alley.

[@kiwin9488]

adopt me

[@LostLeftyLimb]

One tool that has proved incredibly useful is to get a large 300cc or even 500 cc syringe. Lop the tip off at an angle to its a little wider and you can use that to suck up all the little micro gold in the cracks. Suck it up and squirt it into a bucket or you can tip it nozzle up so the heavies are in the bottom shoot out 3/4 of the water and it’s ready to suck up some more without losing any of your first draw. Another use for it is to suck up river water and then shoot it into the cracks and crevasse and it will jet out all the gold that might be stuck up in there. Also great for washing those hard to get gold and black sands that are stuck in the bottom of your bucket. Very very versatile tool that you will find many uses for.

[@bushysnowtail7413]

rember, to do this acid chemical processing in ventilated areas an wear your safty stuff, especially respirators .. the old days you Could play bare handed with mercury at school in Science class.. now its deemed as a toxic metal ..

[@skeptic9368]

Watch out for cracks below a waterfall. Rocks continuously hitting and crushing the gold into small pieces that float away. If there is a hole or crack behind the waterfall, Boom! You could classify your material with 1/4'' screen prior to panning to speed things way up

[@lindalinville4755]

Yay thank you

[@christophercaetano6305]

This is so INTERESTING!

[@davidpatriot1082]

so what youre telling me is that I should shut down niagra falls and start panning? Get outta my claim you claim jumpers! I claim the falls!

[@davidvanvoorhis4979]

Gold is where you find it. You have to work for it!

[@skeptic9368]

@@davidvanvoorhis4979 Amen. the biggest nug I ever found was in an expansion seam of a concete boat ramp

[@that_rnsavage6623]

Let’s be honest most of us didn’t search this but it’s surprisingly very relaxing to watch

[@leifc.6045]

Got the right video to watch. Next video: Searching Bigfoot.

[@lisakaye3935]

I searched for it 🤣 I love this stuff!

[@dickdastardly8883]

Very relaxing to watch someone else do the hard work!!!! 😂😂😂

[@nickybigg1773]

Completely agree

[@landonpatterson7330]

Yes

[@Dr.A.Rosenberg]

You have my utmost respect for throwing the trash that you find away . Good job !

[@debbiescott9709]

though I had some problem with sea water It also kzbin.infoUgkxa-FNYUOM93a388gi9a4brtSCEVmrHgJH land for finding any things very easily. (thought it would work as normal due to it being water proof within certain parts of the detector), on dry land and sand worked well. My first one, so still have lots to learn

[@barbarafaulder9087]

I lived in anchorage for 35 years. Looking for gold in creeks was fun. I love looking for gold.

[@shawnkelly695]

Did you find any?

[@northsidedork_3043]

Subscribing simply because I like this guy's philosophy of cleaning up the river and taking the time to throw the TV in the back of his truck, capturing the lead, cleaning up anything that doesn't belong including anything that he brings along with him. He's a stand up dude!

[@charlesewillmore5252]

most sodder in old tv's have gold in decent amounts

[@abrilwilliams5471]

Ever been to Northern California? My grandpa & his bro came here in '35 to prospect & had lots of adventures. I'm carrying on that tradition! Your videos really help & encourage. Thanks a bunch.

[@lpalacio8462]

The reason I like this guy is because he's not like other people you see in KZbin. Other people make it seem like you find huge nuggets so they can get views

[@henny01]

I mean it always depend, some guy go to rivers in Tanzania in the middle of the jungle. Those are legit, but yeah plenty other fake it for views.

[@caperworld3365]

This guy is a good person taking the trash and metals out of the creeks. YOU DO IT TOO PEOPLE.

[@MikeJones-kv4kz]

Metals come from the earth though

[@Mr_Chuckles]

A video like this really makes one appreciate how rare and precious gold is

[@cristalmyler6053]

A message from 7 year old Gabriel, “wow! I want to find gold when I grow up.” Kudos to you man. My son loves your videos 👍

[@lincolnhobartmiller]

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[@johnv8355]

This is an awesome, innocent way to spend an afternoon with the kids! Gets them outside and exploring, dirty and wet, gets them hungry for a nice, fat burger afterwards, and gets them really tired. Way better than wasting time getting liquored up in a bar or watching a stupid football game while the kids play video games on an iphone. Now, all you have to do is show us how to make that vacuum sucker hand pump, and how to use that little snuffer thing.

[@Kylethiemann]

The hand dredges will be available soon everyone is so excited to get one lol

[@sizzlean9459]

Personally I've never experienced anything worse than gold fever and the last thing I would ever do on earth is expose my kids to it's nastiness.

[@jessedukowitz6267]

@@sizzlean9459 that is called self discipline appears you don’t have any.

[@sharonsobolewski3707]

YUP YOU SAID IT THEY CAN PAN FOR THEIR COLLEGE FUND AND I PHONES LOL I LOVE THIS INTERESTING I LOVE OUTDOORS FOR KIDS THIS IS AN INTERESTING THING TO DO WITH THEM MAKE SURE TO START THEM OUT AS YOUNG AS YOU CAN BEFORE THEY GET ADDICTED TO VIDEO GAMES AND CYBER POISON BRAINWASH

[@briananderson1246]

@@jessedukowitz6267 or Its the love of the world which is literally a hatred for G☀️d

[@3rdarmortanker827]

I live in south west MO, creeks everywhere, you've got me stoked about trying this, but I don't expect to get rich of the gold, but I have a 10 year boy, and he's already spending millions of dollars in his mind, this will be a fantastic experience for him, and I'm an avid canoer, and I canoe camp for days at a time.... What an adventure this will be.... Thank you for the inspiration, and instruction... Great vid.. Rick

[@ooblebip]

I hope you & your son have an awesome time! Sounds like a lotta fun, and its always good to get out in nature. And trying new things too, he's lucky to have a dad like you!

[@ralphhanoman746]

Bring a magnet to get rid of the nails quickly.

[@shawnkelly695]

Im buying a horse this summer. Load everything into saddle bags and take off for the weekend.

[@orionism42]

Just the scenary alone is worth watching this. So peaceful.

[@virginiajunge2609]

If you're ever in SC, you can come prospect our creek/pond.... lots of natural springs, different colored clays (blue/silvery blue, green, purple) and there was, according to locals, an old gold mine about 5 miles from us. I'm a newbie, so I haven't found anything yet or if I did, I didn't know lol.

[@amberjessica3960]

I love how you promote picking up trash!!! Let keep Mother Earth CLEAN!!!!❤

[@OnTheRiver66]

Your video supports what you say - you can find gold in places far from gold mining. Gold can travel far in streams, rivers, floods, and glacial activity, and can be found in many places where it is not expected. It has been years since I panned, but I still remember the great feeling of finding even one spec of color in a painful of “dirt.” You give great advice. Enjoy your prospecting!

[@azarahwagner2749]

Geologically speaking, you still need to be near gold .

[@unfi6798]

Prospecting & conservationist at the same time. You're cool mate.! A new fan from Christmas Island. Also love your chipmunk voices.!!

[@dougeudey7171]

I'd love your video and your diligence in getting rid of the trash. I've been a gold dredger for years, may I suggest that you follow those cracks to the outside edges of the creek, as during high water the heavies get blown to the outside of the river, just like in a sluice box. The outside edges of those crevices can be extremely rich. Happy hunting Mate.

[@damonmullins7030]

I'm new to all this I'm only 32 yrs old me n my wife got jobs at john deere in Greeneville Tennessee and we ended up moving in with my ol ladies mom in Marshall North Carolina it's like 5 mins from hot springs north Carolina we got natural hot springs due to ancient volcanoes n volcanic activity which is really cool. Iv found a ton of old volcanic rocks and volcanic glass in my mother in laws yard which is beside the creek / river.. and I been pulling out alot of Crystal's and amethyst and other really cool gems from this creek and the small creek / stream that flows off the mountain into the larger creek/river behind the house.. now i have heard Gold is mostly found where Crystal's are found well like iv said I have a absolute ton of very interesting Crystal's n amethyst and iv pulled 3 emeralds from this creek and the stream which is really interesting and I know Crystal's and amethyst are worth money and emeralds are worth a absolute fortune. Iv found a few gold pieces mostly flakes in the black n dark sand and iv found some silver as well.. and one 27 oz gold nugget that was legitimately laying at the road side in the stream. My heart bought stopped when I looked down after we got off work at 12:45am 3 days ago and parked the car and was headed in I actually was bout to play some xbox one online with my lil nephew he was struck by a train a few years back in Bristol Tennessee n it cut his leg off ect n I dont get to see him much ect so I was talking to him on the phone n I had to turn our flashlights on both our galaxy note 10 plus's and where they are colored with the glass ect the light will bounce off them with the stream as we walk across the small bridge the stream is only 7 inches or so deep and I normally spot some crystals at night because they are constantly washed down from the rain ect.. but that night I noticed a yellow rock size of a half dollar with some white spots like crystal rocks on it.. at first I figured it was my phones back glass reflecting with the light n water like it normally does but this was something special I dropped our food on the ground n even my phone fell into the stream where the nugget was where I went to grab it real fast lol i pull it out and it was heavy yellow n had a milky white crystal stuck in it in some spots my heart flew man. I yelled at my fiancee telling her I found gold in the yard n she laughed n said yeah sure babe. I ran in the house into the living room turned on the lights threw my phone n jacket on the couch n opened my hand n it sure was a golden rock "nugget"... I took it to our local gold shop in ashville north Carolina n they done a acid test n said it was pure gold n told me to not melt it nor remove the Crystal's from it because it was worth way more in its natural form.. it weighs just under 28 ozs as is. I kno the comment is long I guess where I'm excited bout it this area is full of gems ect I guess because it's in the Appalachian mountains and in a ancient hot springs area never mind out ect.. now I kno this gold nugget had to come off the mountain during the big storm last week or a few weeks ago we had a major flood so it had to come from it.. so my question is if that nugget fell from the stream down to the road side where the stream goes into the creek shouldn't there be more where it came from??? Or is gold formed in small portions and it's a hit or miss kinda thing?

[@jeffclarkofclarklesparkle3103]

Quartz is also a good indicator because quartz and gold travel together in hydrothermic fluids 😁 great video. Great lessons for people who haven't panned much but are interested.

[@mkay1957]

Rock transitions are good too. There is one road about 20 miles from me that goes from shale to tuff, then basalt for a couple of miles, then limestone for about a mile, then back to basalt, and finally back to shale. All in about 6 miles. We have found a bit of gold by the roadway, but don't go more than a few feet, as it is private land. Further along it is BLM land, but nearly vertical in some places.

[@kosmow2013]

@@mkay1957 contact points are great places to start but gold is always found with iron, however not all iron deposits have recoverable gold. Gold exists in 90% of rocks but it doesn't mean that it's worth crushing all rocks to get the gold out of it. Fine gold is a challenge to capture and anything smaller than flour size requires chemicals to capture typically. Even iron pyrites are known to have gold in the rock that has it and large chunks of fool's gold can contain gold in it. Heft is the best indicator for heavy metals but the metals may not be visible to the naked eye.

[@jimster1111]

@@kosmow2013 oh dude when i was a kid i found a pretty big chunk of iron pyrite. i think i threw it in my yard somewhere. maybe that wasnt such a smart idea

[@abijahdixon2771]

That explains why there was so much gold here in Alaska, everything is quartz here😂

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

What I liked best of this video is you cleaning the creek and other people's properties. Nice job on that 👍🏻

[@rodneyflynn3259]

I live in North Alabama. As far as I know, the only place to go can be found is around the Tuscaloosa area. I would love to be able to pan for gold somewhere in my area oh, but it seems that is probably not possible. A lot of people think that what you're doing is all about making money, but I certainly believe it is all about getting Outdoors, doing something that you truly enjoy, and actually finding gold is a big plus! Thanks for the video. brother

[@raymondanderson6350]

Southern Alabama here

[@donniebrown2896]

Just east of you, research the second gold rush in US history. Hint, it's just south of Chattanooga.

[@caseysniper308]

research alabama gold, it's here mostly placer. east central is supposedly best area talladega,coosa elmore chilton counties.

[@JamesStanley7993]

I live in north Alabama also in northern Limestone county. We have a creek that is just like this one in the video. I've never thought about it having gold in it until now but this video has got me curios. Rodney if you still want to get out and enjoy the outdoors and pan for gold your welcome to try here if you want to. and i look at it like if you make some money good for you brother!

[@slowpoke2122]

Thank you for taking the time to teach and share your knowledge. I really appreciate it.

[@rockhound7147]

Nobody ever said that gold prospecting was a fast paced adrenaline rush... but it sure is exciting. Thanks for the video

[@chuckhembree6101]

Thank you big time for what you said about cleaning up in the area where your working.im 63 and it really breaks my heart with all the trash I see in the woods and along side of a road. It has gotten really bad down here in South Carolina.

[@mattromine1057]

Trash blowing in the wind as far as the eye can see all over the east.... wasn't always this way

[@delta30024fly]

Very interesting video, I live in Georgia and for the last 10 years I have been prospecting just about anywhere that looks like it could hold some gold, and like you, I truly believe that there is gold anywhere and everywhere...we both know that to be true, thanks for posting the video, I think you have demonstrated the point perfectly.

[@Kylethiemann]

Thank you so much I appreciate that greatly !

[@kimberlyallen-sherrill]

I'm addicted...I'm in Upstate NY and panning for gold is on my bucket list. I fly fish and love to be in nature. This will just be something else to do outside that sounds like fun.

[@scarlodonnell3631]

@@bradthompson5383 Def not.

[@scarlodonnell3631]

@@bradthompson5383 then ny state is more ridiculous then I knew. Like they claim ownership over everything. What’s next, oxygen charge?

[@brendawise4365]

Good luck to you sweetheart and thank you so much for picking up litter other people disgustingly leave behind. I love the woods in Old Creek beds. May your travels always be joyous and prosperous.

[@chozen_1309]

I need company like you around me . My friends are lame lol! I could totally see myself doing this though. it seems relaxing and any find is just a bonus to be honest.

[@thrashhouse5490]

This makes me appreciate what's out there for free

[@trevorholland7]

The small iron nails or the small metals that are rusting away won’t hurt the Water but only add little bits of iron back into it because some plants and fish rely on iron minerals to survive, it’s the TVs, washers, microwaves and big items that will pollute the water because it’s a overload of iron concentrated in one spot that it’s releasing and that will definitely kill a habitat!

[@tammydewitt3260]

People here in NC throw TVs in the swamp...the trash dumps won't take TVs! Its crazy! I have about 5 obsolete tvs here at my house... I refuse to litter!

[@jennodine]

Kyle, thank you so much for cleaning all that lead out of the stream. I appreciate your content as well, yours is probably the best prospecting video for beginners I’ve ever seen. You offer great practical advice that one could use to find gold their first time out. Great job 😊

[@hon.mr.ronburgundyiiiesq.2096]

The lead in Missouri like this is not pollution. Pretty much all of the lead ever used in the US came from Missouri. Not sure where this was filmed but I don't think it's actually harmful in its natural state.

[@12345674309]

@@hon.mr.ronburgundyiiiesq.2096 Looked like shot from shotguns to me.

[@jennodine]

@@hon.mr.ronburgundyiiiesq.2096 a friend of mine performed her own post-mortem exam on her hen after finding it dead, and found her gut full of lead shot from their backyard shooting range. The last time we talked, they were going to be tested for lead poisoning because they eat the eggs almost daily, and presumably all their chickens have ingested lead shot. It may be inert, but that doesn’t mean it’s harmless.

[@psilver063]

@@jennodinere you sure it wasn’t shot and killed for food and just so happened to be shot through the stomach. We may never know this answer since you weren’t there. Forever I will wonder about Hennifer and her lead filled gut

[@jennodine]

@@psilver063 for sure, the chickens were eating lead shot. It mimics the size and shape of bugs they eat from the soil.

[@jgrayblesser]

Dude, this is the first video of yours I have seen and thank you. Simply awesome!

[@airplanegirl01]

Great video. Wish there was flowing water near me. Nice to hear you are concerned about manmade trash, and haul out what you find. I live in the desert, so my prospecting involves dry washing the material, and metal detecting. I also find lots of manmade trash, and haul it out. Most of the trash is from either people shooting, or from the Old Timer Prospectors. Those Old Timers were only concerned with making a living, and back then, had no concern for the environment. I do like the crevice sucker tool you made.

[@kevinberggren9484]

Kyle, you are the definition of an optimist! Inspired

[@markopittman2833]

i think picking up in the creek is a really good thing you do , most pick up the lead, you go the extra mile. awesome kyle.-hangtown mark

[@skeezdqueefa2657]

Super Stoked to see that outcome. Exciting! It's like carpet surfing cept your payout is Gold!! Thanks for sharing the fun and showing us how.

[@theodorekafalias9178]

Hahahah that's hilarious 🤣🤣

[@brendencrypto9264]

lmfao

[@untoldsilence4037]

You a good man I live in newzealand keep the waterways clean thanks for the info we have a lot of alluvial gold here as well

[@asyfer729]

I enjoy alot watching your video.

[@glasshousemtns]

I own a creek, you have inspired me to get wet looking! I just learnt so much! ThankYou

[@dasalottamayonaze]

Thank you sincerely for speeding up in certain areas...very considerate!

[@mariasantana1841]

An awesome informative and educational video.I always wanted to go anateur gold hunting and the fact that this guy is fit, healthy and handsome AF, makes me want to go out and buy all the gear I need to start planning a gold prospecting trip to the Coromandel in New Zealand.

[@melthedog6969]

I'll have to share this with my brother...he's in Kansas and I'm sure he'd never believe me if i told him he could find gold anywhere east of Colorado or west of Tennessee! Great video!

[@dickhedd8490]

Or in clinch river. Lmao 1 Love

[@leoniefrancis1621]

I have been watching how to find gold videos, and I enjoyed your video because I learnt how to be determined and dig deep. Love the hand pump.

[@chozen_1309]

Love to finally see some positive comments too btw 👏👏 pretty tiring always reading what haters are so quick to write. I subbed and I’ll watch more 👍

[@l.m.8468]

So glad I found your channel! I live here in Baxter Co. I have over 200 acres with a creek running through it like the one in your video here. Alot of flat rock ledges, alot of crevices. Some bluffs and caves. If you ever want to come prospect with us here just let me know. I have my own pans but no dredge. Guess I need to look up how to make one. Love the video!

[@Kylethiemann]

I would love too !!!!

[@OkieDokedU]

U need a small bobcat too

[@woolybuck6852]

What you call a gold sucker we call clam suckers over on the Oregon coast . Of course we use a larger diameter pipe, minimum 4". Also; try putting your jet dry in a ziploc freezer bag then put it in your pack. Less mess that way. I enjoy videos like yours; My spine and shoulders are racked with degenerative arthritis from years of abuse so I now have to do my prospecting from the easy chair through videos like yours. Thanx and keep em coming. Cheers.....

[@debbiebaker1416]

I bet one of those "fishing magnets " would be a good tool to have for quickly getting the junk ferrous metals out of your way when panning and for ridding the streams of the toxins as they disintegrate

[@thomfisher1100]

What toxins are you referring to?

[@debbiebaker1416]

@Thom Fisher, all trash, heavy metals, human discarded junk in many forms really, breaking down etc.. So happy to see "cleanup any trash" being promoted in videos to help out the environment & animals & not a strictly "what can I find for me" mentality. The magnet is something that seems could be useful & a good addition to the tool kit!

[@Newmath907]

Iron naturally occurs everywhere but i don't know if there is a species out there sensitive to iron. but trash yes.

[@alvincook8888]

I been reading, studying, cross checking, validating through books, google search and testing gold tools for 4 years now. All historical info too. From Aztecs to Spanish galleons to the Klondike to todays info. Geology from volcanoes, earthquakes and glaciers. Now I ready to look for Gold. By the way, what this man in the video is saying is damn good Advice!

[@SteampunkGroove_John3.16]

Because we all need to grow, I hope that you can receive this. I`m totally unexperienced, and was hoping to learn something here. By 5 minutes in, I realized that you know how to keep the camera moving constantly; by 10 minutes in I realized that it was going to be impossible to actually see what`s going on because of the constant movement. Some who are NOT experienced need to be able to see things SLOWER than you experienced folks see them. Your eyes are trained to spot tiny things, but you move so FAST that few newbies can learn what you`re trying to teach. I would have to watch this in slo-mo and stop every time that I need to train my eyes to see what you see. I`m sure that somebody here will at least THINK "well that get lost".... and that is what I`ll do.

[@poopinpainz166]

Try watching Vo-Gus Prospecting.. he explains panning way better. This Kyle guy is ok but if you want to learn as a noobie watch Vo-Gus. Sorry Kyle

[@PolitiKings]

At 43:40 Kyle says, "I'm going back out tomorrow for sure and hopefully we get some more of that stuff!" LOL Go for it Kyle. I'm rooting for you!

[@DoBetterBetter]

I'm not sure why YT put this in my recommended, but after watching this it makes me want to get a pan and some tools and go do some prospecting. I live in Mid Mo, so getting to some nice creeks is easy.

[@petermorse5559]

Joshua C White, what's up 33! Found you.

[@davidpickens6916]

Close to finishing panning? With water in the pan, Hold pan flat in your hand, tap the side of the edge of the pan with the other hand and watch the gold walk toward the tapping hand and everything else walk the opposite direction..

[@dickhedd8490]

The Old "BlueBerry Bounce" huh!!

[@Bingdelabing828]

Great video. Your hands are massive!!!

[@LivingGoodAlaska]

I could spend all day on the creek, I appreciate what you’re doing.

[@mikestirewalt5193]

I admire your tenacity. It looks like, working every day, in a few years you might accumulate an ounce of gold!

[@Saltcracker007]

An ounce of gold is almost $2,000.... I wish somebody would pay me for doing hobbies I enjoy to do.

[@Jonah1777]

Thank you for sharing! FYI, you probably know this, Gold is almost twice the weight of lead, so, if you find lead, you must go deeper still.

[@colehampton4579]

Simple and right on like all wisdom.

[@giordanobruno6738]

Lead's density is 11.34 grams per cubic centimeter. More than the other common metals. Gold's density is a whopping 19.3 grams per cubic centimeter. Platinum is over 21 and osmium and iridium is 22.6 with osmium being just slightly heavier.

[@deanmayer6508]

I really enjoy your video. Mainly because you're not running wide open but taking your time to enjoy the hunt as well. It's very relaxing to watch and educational. Thanks Kyle.

[@extremeweather2475]

I’m from the Arkansas side. About 30 minutes from Missouri. There’s a creek below moms house that had miners in it for years, and then another creek where it’s documented to have miners panning. I’ll be out trying this sometime this week. I’ve metal detected for over 30 years in Missouri and Arkansas so I’ll be definitely trying this out

[@davidharwood4901]

he said I'm going to work this crack. That's funny I like your video. it's very helpful.

[@tomasmladek1167]

Good remarks about taking away the garbage. I have the same philosophy. I believe, that the creeks will pay back somehow, because everything is live being :)

[@lornestyles7414]

Nice dude sharing his secrets

[@ryurc3033]

Where I live in Missouri, there was supposedly a silver mine. Story goes that some local hill folk knocked over a Spanish carriage carrying a buttload of silver coins. Melted it all down. And hid it in a cave, so they would go to the cave to "mine" and always come out with these huge chunks of silver. Legendary

[@freedtmg16]

Well if i run Into you out in a creek bed in MO, as it's where I live, it's only because you made it look really enjoyable!

[@mr.notsure9679]

I do a little magnet fishing and I pull handfuls of nails out of my local creek I mean handfuls, I've not found anything of value but the value is trying to do my part to clean up what I can of the water ways.

[@johnqueen2754]

I live in a place called Golden Valley North Carolina!!!! I should be hunting for gold!!!! You make it look doable!!! Keep it up bro! U give me hope!

[@paullazarro4295]

I live in NC too and there are a few abandoned mines about 3 miles from my house. They are over 100 years old. There are deep holes still in the ground and I've heard that there are a couple of bodies down there also.

[@mikeroberts2156]

It was a interesting video thank you for your time and knowledge. I'll stick to watching you do all the work in the creeks around my place I'd need a dumptruck to remove the trash.

[@silverbackanimal7215]

I live in Australia and we have some unbelievable untapped areas . So many creeks which look the goods . It’s just so bloody hot . But it’s everywhere to people who know what there doing.

[@brockspiccoli5629]

I appreciate you for doing what you can on cleaning up the creeks. I live where there is no water but know people can be gross. Humans and people are two different things. Glad your human.

[@ginjadave3840]

I think I found something interesting today on a hike . I took a small sample but , have never done panning b4 . Thanks for this video ......

[@mariasantana1841]

And he is so right about not listening to anybody about where gold is normally found. I personally talk to people who found gold where everyone said it would not be. Also gold has a special or around it and when you come across it anywhere in nature, you just know instinctively it's gold. And don't let anybody around you tell you any different. The song 'Fields of Gold' by Sting, comes to mind.

[@ArcticCoonass]

There's just so little gold remaining in comparison to what there once was. I live in Alaska, in a fairly remote area, and I still find it extremely difficult to scrape up enough gold to make it worth my time and effort.

[@theroyalcrownedtiger2946]

It seems the worth while sized gold is already mostly scooped up, by others. All that remains is the tiny amounts of gold, not worth while sized one.

[@markfothebeast]

I went out gold panning for the first time. Everything that fell to the bottom is "black sand" or AKA iron/whatever. But in that is shiny black and silver objects that lay at the bottom just as gold. There's so much limestone and colored rocks that look just like gold that I really need to see what it looks like.

[@bilalchaudhry3799]

Water noise from mountains is precious 😍

[@george1606]

That bob cat is adorable❤😍

[@sightstosee3692]

Creative Pro I agree. Just started a new channel. Authentic mtn sounds, gonna work up hrs long vids. Check it out, thanks.

[@debralaforest4281]

I have not tried to pan yet. This was very helpful, I learned a lot!

[@tommylee5499]

I’m in south east missouri and just started past month watched your vids I purchased the gold trommel 12 hundred see your vids you dont seem fake look forward to learning from your vid

[@mellanielongpre7145]

Amazing! You're so patient and knowledgeable. Thanks for sharing!

[@christophermichael.w.7577]

I go to a river where you can find some interesting things.Recently I found part of some kind of relic made of jade.I recovered several small pieces.I believe it was a very large object, but I have no idea how it came to be there.I think it may be mayan.

[@mosescuh3644]

That's crazy I'm planning to run some gold hunting down in Mexico

[@hogarthheathan]

I watched a lecture about mayan artifacts, some having jade. Cool find.

[@aloysejossiealexander3435]

What you gonna do with the jade pieces? Did you contact an archeologist about your find?

[@borisjohnsonslostcomb7457]

Thanks for doing this man. I was hoping to find a good video of the process of panning from start to finish and with good explanation of what your going for, thanks

[@oldmountainmarineandmetals9736]

It's nice having a Prospecting shop right up the street fully loaded!

[@starbattles1]

Thanks man. I live right around the corner from a gold mine and I have a creek near by, and there is tones of quarts in the ground, same as the ground at the gold mine. I even have a hand pump device that might work for a dredge,.

[@shakdidagalimal]

24:05 glad he took the time for that money shot - his PVC vacuum at work - that was cool to see

[@george1606]

At like 2:45 or 1:00 i found a sparkl and i walk over and it was shiny like the sun amrica 🎸🎉💎👰

[@Ibaneddie76]

I grew up on the Consumnes river up in the foot hills of California. My dad traded an old panhead and $10,000 for 40 acres on the river in 1980, all of his friends laughed at him until he bought an old dredge and filled a bunch of baby food jars to the brim with gold in one summer. We lived in tents on the river until we finished building our house, had to live in an old trailer in the winter. My dad and his buddies pulled a ton of gold out of that river and I had amazing fishing holes left by the dredge. I actually panned quite a bit of gold years later in the same area of the river.

[@horus_order_ofsuccession4617]

eddie julian I had one of the best camping trips of my life on the Consumnes, oh man, good times.

[@Kylethiemann]

That’s pretty cool !

[@Charlesincharge42]

FYI, there is gold in tree leaves. Some scientist sampled some and was like WTF .. then started really digging into the subject (so to speak). First the amount of gold trees bring up is minuscule, and it is in all tissues of the plant, it is super tiny, probably nano-particles. Turns out that trees growing in an area with higher concentrations of gold have more gold in their tissues. Seems you could use the trees to find better areas to prospect for underground or strip mines. Thought I'd share.

[@trollbbqer1267]

Brilliant thought!

[@4nmusic758]

Great find! Thanks for sharing this info with the rest of us!

[@silverbackanimal7215]

👍

[@netzunabhangigaustralien9092]

this is true.

[@sightstosee3692]

@@netzunabhangigaustralien9092 That's what I want to know. Never heard this before, not detailed anyway.

[@carlloeber]

Kyle . .that was fantastic Man .. Thank You

[@terryannhigelmire8968]

Hi there Kyle im glad ur back. Be safe out there.

[@montanawildcat5198]

Really cool dude. There are lots of under-utilized rivers in Mexico too. Not very rich in gold, but fun nonetheless. It pays to be smart, and thanks for sharing your wisdom.

[@Kylethiemann]

Thank you appreciate that!

[@angelarroyo2989]

respect for putting the lead in a bottle and out of the creek.

[@valzumbahlen1670]

Angel Arroyo You only get money for selling the gold not per hour by the way

[@Tsipli]

u can colect the metal and try to cast something with it .. best recycle

[@j.l.daltoin2238]

thought where you did one of your pans not far from the end i saw a shiny little roundish object some people find different type stones used in jewelly

[@kassandralondon9849]

First time watcher…. love your video!!! I just subscribed!!!

[@samrogerskeeponkeepingon1486]

I can't wait for my first time to pan some gold! I'm trying to talk to family into riding into the mountains here in North Carolina to search for some? I live on the outer Banks right on the coast. But I would love to find a place where I can prospect on my own kind of like you're doing. Great video thanks for the information brother! ✌🏼❤️💪🏼

[@brianmorris364]

Maybe around the base of great pilot mountain If there any creeks id start there. At the outer banks there was tons of pirate activity and that would be a great place to use a high quality metal detector. Nags head got it's name from pirates using an old nag horse with a lantern sround it's neck to walk the beach and cause larger ships to run aground then the oirates would go out in rowboats and rob them of gold and silver.

[@wldtrky38]

What I have read about gold in MO has all said mainly only FLOUR GOLD and mainly north of the Missouri River. Ground down from the glacial melt of previous ice ages. At today's price, even flour gold is a good find, just hard to separate from the other heavies. Cool up load tho 👍👍 Keep your eyes open for Arrowheads, some can bring HUGE money 😉

[@stevenhiggins9985]

Awesome Video! Greatly appreciate all you went through to share it. Thanks.

[@lee-eb2cn]

Did you build that long suction tube or buy it?

[@rvingkeepitrolling8797]

Does gold stick to rock's? Found some that sparkle with gold?