How to Sieve For Gemstones | Fossicking The New England #5

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@johncronin8152 2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jayden, Can I suggest that you start digging in the bank behind you down the bottom. Might be a better place. Keep up the great videos.

@BonesFPV Жыл бұрын

Hey. Great video. Thank you.

@luckylukeprospecting9460 3 жыл бұрын

Great stuff mate 👍

@stephanvandeburgt6455 2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jayden. Great videos. It's a very exciting hobby. We've tried our luck at Rubyvale in QLD last year and would love to give NSW a go. What is the name of the creek you are fossicking in?

@silverback5033 3 жыл бұрын

Hi Jayden, nice lead in video for the new year, I’m always interested to see how you go in the rivers & creeks. I’ve been to Billabong Blue at Inverell once to try my hand on the sapphire wash they provide and we managed to get a couple of small ones around 1.5 ct size for the day. That was in the middle of winter 2019, unfortunately we haven’t been able to get back to that area since then. Are you on public access areas or do you have access to private property. Great that you showed the sieving process for everyone, I was just starting to get the hang of it last time, hopefully this year I get a chance to get out there somewhere and give it another crack. Enjoyed the video, it wasn’t to short at all, another good one. Keep Safe & Keep Rockin

@simplyfossicking4644 3 жыл бұрын

Gday mate, it’s lovely to see your comment pop up on my screen again. Cheers mate, I’ve never actually been out to billabong blue myself I might have to go out there one day and have a look, I have heard you can pull some nice stones from out there. I fossick both private and public access areas. In this video I am on private access land. Ive had a couple of people ask me how to go about separating the wash so I figured it would be a good little piece of info that people could use. I hope you have a wonderful rest of you day mate :)