Insanely High Grade Gold Quartz Samples From A New Logging Road Cut!

[@OttoNomicus]

What's the purity of the gold though? I read an old account of gold mining in Nova Scotia in the 1800s and the author stated that it was the purest gold he ever encountered anywhere other than one place in Siberia. It's a little over 98% gold, about 1.7% silver and less than 1% copper. That's between 22 and 24 karat. Over a million ounces have been recovered so far.

[@johncuibrookerzygote5327]

When a lode was first found in N. GA. in the roots of a fallen tree it was gold so thick in the quartz it looked like the yoke in an egg.

[@elonmust7470]

I can't tell you how many gorgeous pieces of quarts I walked right over in my timber falling career in the Appalachians.

[@bigg9101]

Have you ever found any gold in your area?

[@chriswertz1438]

Great job, it really helps when u slow down the view of the samples, cause I don't know much. Thanks!!

[@shanewalls721]

Can't even tell how many logging roads I've walked and left empty handed. That's an incredible locate.

[@bigbaddaddybob9500]

Where do you send it? And what to do with the rest should I crush and run it or would I need chemicals. Still learning but I got buckets of good ore

[@911mining]

For an assay they crush it as part of the process. Refining you would need to crush and use Chemical.

[@Greenchilieboss]

Its beautiful but fucked up that we hurt our earth just for money.

[@jeffryan8236]

Santiago Bryant got to crack a few eggs to make an omelette

[@michiganprospectors]

Nice specimens!! I like how you clearly show and explain the minerals in each piece you pick up.

[@jamesardiente4003]

Hi sir Good Ev

[@donalddavisson8793]

Excellent teaching videos. So far your videos ha ve shown the clearest vein structure and what it looks like when you. Good samples. Thanks great job on helping us learn the structures of to the veins. Alaskan Don

[@williamtehero8720]

How can you tell the difference between gold and pyrite?

[@Mr.JayFrady]

Im trying so hard to learn rocks. Im western nc and literally my house sits in between mica mines that produced small amounts of au, and the usgs site shows its here but was never tested significantly. What ever that means. I keep finding quartz with mica and a syper soft white material? Almost like soap? Very white and powdery. Anyway, hope i can find some gold, im not giving up.

[@dmdagrower]

Did u find some yet

[@luckystrike1389]

@911Mining Will you take a large bulk sample for this location? Doesn't that location warrant it???

[@ColoradoGoldCamp]

Pretty awesome that the logging companies unearth hidden veins and deposits for you guys to explore! Beautiful rich country you got up there!

[@911mining]

It is very nice of them, new logging roads are a huge help with finding new deposits.

[@djangodunn5968]

I agree👍👍👍

[@ColoradoGoldCamp]

@@911mining Absolutely! As a prospector you have to use all of your resources, opportunities and knowledge at hand!

[@iamshredder3587]

That's neat but.... is it like his private land or a mining lease or something? And if so why is there loggers on it? If no, are you allowed to just survey then remove and run production of whole rich mineral veins like that that's on public land in that region? Even on sides of roads and logging cuts etc? (Ps although I'm from USA originally I'm on the other side of the world so just ask of curiosity. )

[@Jojo-q3y]

Apaka ini emas

[@robdedrick2052]

Hey Guys . A few years ago I was Exploring in the Mountains near PA . We found a Heli Pad that had been built on a hillside . All the rock on the Pad was either from a blast up the hill . Or they brought it there . The samples I collected looked just like some of that Quartz you were finding . I had quite a few that we showed . Most have disappeared . If you would be interested in joining us to go back and look around again . Let me know .

[@SatanBrain13]

Did you ever venture back? Perhaps you found an epithermal vein

[@RAdams]

OMG the numbers are crazy high, Another great video.

[@MrWillieZ]

at the end of your vid you show the assay of each of your samples what does AG AU Cu Pb & zn stand for

[@911mining]

Silver, gold, copper, lead, zinc

[@lizardzman]

Where do you send it for analysis? What type of pyrite?

[@mohammadinam9535]

Sir I want any material which contains gold silver pd os ru rh pt and precious metal Material like ore slage pyrite nuggets residue sand tailings etc If any material please send me samples WhatsApp [phone] India

[@shawnjones7512]

I worked in a limestone quarry for a couple of years driving cats and volvos. Ive seen some really nice quartz rocks but nothing like those.

[@yvonneli2842]

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[@wakeupidiotsnow2611]

@7:43 Is the turquoise color You refer to, Malachite staining? @7:57 the Peacock Coloring of chalcopyrite is UNREAL! @8:15 The chalcopyrite shown like beads at cross section; did you loop it for fine gold, just curious?

[@metaldetectingmachine1653]

I just got one question, what kind of pyrite is it?

[@b.c.2281]

I found a fist sized hunk of chalcopyrite a few months back in B.C., love the iridescent oxide layer.

[@بهنامش.ا]

Do you extract gold from these chalcopyrites? I mean, is there enough gold in them? Please.

[@leewatkins4676]

Hi guys I have lime stone with gold in the quartz veins but I don't know if it's real gold or as we call it (fools gold) it's really shiny but looks like gold flake on the rock and haven't a clue how to check, looks like the calco pirate,,,any help will be usefull,

[@911mining]

There's no arsenopyrite in these samples. These are from a newly found high grade au-ag-cu-PB-zn massive sulfide deposit primarily consists of chalcopyrite, galena and sphalerite with minor pyrite. These samples contain free gold along the contact between cpy and quartz as well as in your sulfides as replacement elements. Pyrite will oxidize but not so much chalcopyrite at least not "rust" as it's a stable mineral it does not oxidize like iron-pyrite so you will see little rust colour and more of a golden yellow to an iridescent tarnish.

[@ProspectorFrank]

How many mining option agreements with mining companies do you currently have going... just curious.

[@911mining]

Currently two only we have a 50% intrest on a property which was optioned last year. A second but it's for a smaller company like ours.

[@AnchorofMaria]

what is the white parts of the rock is it quarts,crystal,calcite or other types of gemstone?

[@chrissaucier9386]

Wow !!! Sample #3. I hope you can locate that source.

[@ctripps1224]

How do you seperate gold from pyrite as their are trace amounts

[@911mining]

We would send to a refinery. There's some free mill metals but you won't get full recovery just crushing and panning.

[@yinshah3303]

Forgive my noobie question, you keep pointingout those are chalcopyrite, but then can you identify the gold?

[@911mining]

Gold at this grade is so fine the camera can't pick it up. Gold isn't visible to the naked eye at under an ounce per ton sometimes more. Some of the gold is also replacement minerals in the chalcopyrite

[@iamshredder3587]

Hi mate. Another good video. Hey I'm just wondering if you know what all that yellowy-whiteish almost cement looking stuff in big clogs covering up much of the front (towards camera) at about 1:30 is? It looks very similar to the stuff on some of the large quartz rock samples I've gotten from my own property recently, and couldn't work out what is was. Thought maybe just fine baked in mud maybe, but it's quite hard and caked in there almost like part of the rock/reef so idk. Thanks. Ps: Do you ever do anything with the other minerals? Copper, zinc etc? Those look like not half bad bad copper ore there too haha. And you find gold amongst all that malachite? I worked in a copper, lead, zinc, iron mine laboratory for years and crushed thousands and thousands of rich ore samples... well as cooking them down and analysing them all on the spectroanalysis machines, recording and analysing the data etc. And it was rich ore but I don't think i ever recorded more about 3-6% gold content the whole time. Maybe about 8-10% at absolute highest. (Which just wasn't worth us processing for gold) So I always assumed such ore wouldn't be very gold rich at all and didn't bother with it myself for home prospecting. Maybe twas just the particular area/ore body? As I assume it'd have to be much higher % for yoi to bother with? Anyway thanks for the videos. And oll try to finally remember to hit subscribe. )))

[@joshdfox420]

Wow. I actually bought a tiny piece of white quartz with gold visible in it like the one in the thumbnail..much smaller..for lime 10 bucks on eBay. Like .3 grams nice bit of gold in it though.

[@jackjacke4654]

Galena is a silver gray Justin? Cause it looks like it may be silver within the stones to me. Not familiar much with galena. Could look it up of course but just rather you tell me. Teacher! : )

[@911mining]

These samples appear to be from a massive sulphide type deposit. The silvery metal given a couple weeks will turn more of an iridescent coloring and gold like color. This is chalcopyrite. There is silver, zinc and gold amoung the sulfides. The grayish looking mineral is actually an off purple grey. Galena is a principal ore of land and silver. The natural lighting doesn't show it great.

[@jackjacke4654]

@@911mining Was gonna say prolly looks different cause of camera or monitor but lighting is also a factor.

[@jackjacke4654]

@@911mining I can really use a nice hunk of quartz to make a skull outta. Mostly got fire ants,grass, red dirt, n thats it really....gonna check ebay...

[@dillsimmons]

Reminds me of growing up in a mining town.

[@airrotor2000]

Thanks for the more in-depth mineral identification in this video. I love watching all your videos for the outings and personal education aspect.

[@davidcase1286]

pls mention what the big deal is about "koko pyrate" good thing or bad thing?

[@911mining]

Kuroko is a type of vms deposit. Generally large formed on or at seafloor level by black smokers. Vms deposits are a prize for mining companies because it usually produces years and years of good grade ore. It won't just be pyrite you will have some zinc, gold, silver, copper, cadmium, lead most of the time.

[@ricktimmons458]

will you build your own stamping mill? if you do can you show us how to do that?

[@911mining]

This isn't our mineral property the claim owner has hired us to prospect so we won't be, I believe he may already have equipment being made.

[@gregroman6840]

What do they do to test it when you send it in?

[@911mining]

Depends on the test, there certain sample crush size parameters, then sometimes mass spec, hot aqua regia digestion, multi acid digestion there's so many variables based on ore or sample. We almost always have fire assay method done for gold, you need a larger sample size for gold testing than most other elements.

[@gregroman6840]

Thx for replying 👍⛏

[@carlkrebs1]

looks like you need to stake a claim , get a rock crusher in there , a smelting plant , sluicer gold extractor and digging equipt .

[@GOWIN8109837]

Why not just keep visiting and letting other respectful people that have an interest keep visiting instead of continuing to Squash anymore interest in the field because there's nowhere to go. Each his own, AND I UNDERSTAND the drive of "Gold!! MINE,MINE,MINE ,stay away" but noones getting rich here. Allow the hobbie to grow. RESPECTFULLY

[@philcombs7020]

We have Gold and plenty other minerals here in the UK but its either owned by our biggest benefit frauder the Queen and her estate or is in an area of scientific interest. And although I wish we didnt have a Monarchy enjoying a free lunch at our expense I am glad that most of our sites are protected.. The UK has some beautiful places. Most of those are where people arent making too much of an impact.

[@semoneg2826]

​@@philcombs7020 Oh boy😊😊😊😊truth

[@michaelkranz3403]

You always put gold in the title but there’s never gold!

[@terryrempel68]

You obviously couldn't be bothered to look at the assay samples at the end.

[@issa4524]

Hi, Can I ask about the gold? I have a gold stone here but I don't know if it's real or not. I just wanna know. Hope you will help me to find the best answer

[@lancedowless6486]

@911mining&prospecting is there anyway I could buy any of that awesome high grade gold ore from you or a way I could get some?

[@911mining]

We don't sell directly only too an individual and 2 companies who buy bulk. The individual has an Ebay store and sells there or directly through em as il orders.

[@lancedowless6486]

911 Mining & Prospecting yea I figured you guys didn't I was just seeing if I might be able to get a small sample that stuff looks amazing. Thanks for replying so fast and thank you for the information. How can I find this Ebay seller?

[@911mining]

Search seller:spurgeon-1892

[@lancedowless6486]

911 Mining & Prospecting thanks I found him

[@GOWIN8109837]

My God man. I've learned more from you and "Ask Jeff" than I ever have with people I used to prospect with. I live in Oregon (Clackamas County) I go up to Hood National Forest on the regular. Just purchased a Gold bug after a year of prospects. I have a game plan now. When the new logging roads are exposed and erosion starts from no trees after the BIG FIRES this past year. They've closed Basically central, N.central Oregon to visitors because erosion and amounts of logging trucks. But once they are gone....Its gonna be a stampede to the area. Can't wait.

[@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13]

I am also in Oregon. Yamhill county here. Only gold prospecting I have done was on the Santiam river near 3 pools

[@TaylorPhase]

im also in oregon. heard the cascades suck though and its better to go to the blue mountains or south oregon?

[@tonecebaca9171]

Wher do I send my gold rock to be check on the value

[@911mining]

Depends where you live. ALS minerals is a global company so you could start there

[@teejay9929]

If you find quartz, iron, and black sand in a creek.....is it worth mining for any gold?

[@daleval2182]

Yes

[@itzzzsss]

U can actually find these stones in and around beaches and streams. My mom found a large one 3 decades ago, and used it for plant decoration. As a teenager I found a couple small ones at some streams. Had no idea what it was. They were stolen a few years ago. Someone rewrote this comment. Gold looks straight out yellow all squashed into the white stone

[@coreymerrill3257]

Just wow! That is impressive . even you sound impressed lol. I know of some huge potasium feldspar crystal structures locally. Lyon mountain feldspar as they call it in books...the area is known for iron ore and granite. Alot of the exposed bedrock i know of is highly decayed and mineralized. And one can see quartz veins in alot of the areas i know....all rusty looking with alot of red and black and pink coating the surfaces. ..there is supposed to be no load gold in new york state and very little placer(and we are supposed to turn and silver or gold found over to the state...) But there are all these features here and a huge platinum/chromium nugget was found in my area in 1881 . I have even looked at maps of bedrock and have found that the adirondacks are a little node jutting off the main body of granite, which covers. From ontario and quebec up to the artic circle north and west/northwest it cuts across mannitoba , then starts nw in saskatchewan ,just covering the ne corner of alberta and covering both the northwestern territories and nunivut...so , does that bedrock connection increase my chances of locating a potential spot of interest? being as many things have been mines out of it from iron to uranium.

[@mikelouis9389]

Sounds like someones pulling your leg about that state turning over stuff. You better check that out.

[@coreymerrill3257]

@@mikelouis9389 its called the kings law and was signed into effect in like 1771 , all gold and silver belong to the state of newyork in the name of king george to this day.

[@mikelouis9389]

Well damn. Sounds like a law that needs to be challenged. Odds are its unconstitutional AF.

[@coreymerrill3257]

@@mikelouis9389 it is occasionally . but this is the empire state bud. They do what they want in office. The ny safe act is a blatent violation of our rights and that was forced on us literally over night . I need to just move. But money is a thing

[@iamshredder3587]

What? You have to turn over ALL your silver and gold to the State Government in NY State? 🤨🤨🤨

[@countrylife28]

I had some today, it's interesting n I'm excited. But, i don't know how to extract gold from quart, i believe it's gold n silver in the same place

[@mikehunt8375]

GPS coordinates please?

[@andreacooper1182]

I wanted to know if you could look at some crystal pictures and tell me if you think it's got gold in it

[@shubeedoo]

Is it true that almost any river or stream will have some traces of Gold? Also is it more likely to find in rivers in the western part of the US than the eastern part?

[@spotlobac7694]

so you crush it separate the sulfides & roast those ???

[@leodwinak]

Years ago someone caught the gold bug and dug up a road following the Placer pay streak.

[@BasedNation]

Who else is just saying calcopyrayte, calcopyrayte, calcopyrayte, I knew it!

[@karimrazak3798]

Is there gold in chalcopyrite rocks

[@donjuan4087]

Green novice here. I just want to say, being a novice listening to you describe the inclusions is like listening to another language, lol.. I hope to learn more real soon and fast!!.. Thanks for the vid!!

[@jimbobsslimpickins9801]

Wow! Some of those samples were crazy high in gold! Awesome guys!

[@ChillinLikeAVillain1210]

thats fools gold lol pyrite in the quartz

[@911mining]

Neih, chalcopyrite mostly, with high grade gold values. From a Volcanic massive sulfide deposit hosting high grade mineral. Au, Ag, Cu, Pb, Zn in a quartz barite Gangue.

[@luckystrike1389]

@@911mining Where??

[@desertnaturemonuments3320]

Good

[@GOLD_FEVER]

@@luckystrike1389 most likely somewhere in the Continental U.S.A.

[@bodge6886]

There are places here in the UK with lots of quartz but very little gold anywhere.

[@blaccflores344]

Any value to what you found ?

[@911mining]

Yes we are still looking for the deposit sampling phase is over and we are going to be doing trenching to try to locate the deposit. Any amount of tonnage at this grade would be worth milling.

[@chrislilly1463]

So sample #3 and #6 look amazing for gold values, so now what? Do you mine any of your locations or sell the claim to a mining company that will work it? I always look forward to the results at the end of the video and wonder what you do when there’s a decent gold showing.

[@911mining]

We try for optioning to junior mining companies or private exploration companies. They pay the best...like one claim can pay a years budget. Generally we option to individuals or small scale companies sometimes make offers. If we have something that's easy to mine and a really good grade well do it small scale. The initial fees involved aren't cheap for permitting, reclamation and the hoops you have to jump through are a pain. Last time we did anything more than a ton was 2.5 years ago we removed 8 tonnes @120g/ton gold and similar silver.

[@chrislilly1463]

Thank you very much for explaining! I was like “omg these guys have awesome pan after awesome pan, then you move on... but WHY?!!”. I felt like I was missing something as it seems like you have 25 years worth of mining with what you have already found. This makes way more sense! I really like how you explain what you are seeing in each sample. One thing I would request is if you have a really good sample where you can easily see the minerals, if you could point with a pen or something as you list them. Just trying to learn. Thanks again!

[@chrislilly1463]

I’ve learned a lot from watching “Ask Jeff Williams” but I’m in Alberta so if I get to BC what you are showing will obviously be more relevant to me.

[@nancyhainline2517]

Thanks for e Plain language explanations. I'm amateur and old, but it still fires me up. Appreciate the way you focus in and share a view of the specimens. Also, like your farsighted game plan. Good luck in your enterprise.

[@HUNTER3902]

very impressive, and very quality video, what do you use for filming?

[@911mining]

Go pros, a waterproof camera, and Samsung galaxy smartphones on occasion as they film in 4k

[@HUNTER3902]

@@911mining thank you and congratulations again

[@MarkRose1337]

Have you since returned to the area to find the vein(s)?

[@911mining]

Not yet we just got the assay results in this past Friday. Its definitely on our to do list!

[@david-tracy]

How can we learn about this stuff

[@nancyhainline2517]

Take a course or two in geology and mineralogy from your local college, or buy the books and grunt your way thru. Good luck.

[@savagepatty]

Gods the patterns in some of those samples. I’d love to cut and polish them into handles

[@gerardvriend729]

I found a number of rock like that, but how can I be sure it’s pyrite?

[@joshuamoore24_7]

You need a good metal decter to find the gold quicker and easier.

[@AMentorway4u]

I love the look of Calco Pyrite in the Morning. Hahaha, GREAT Video. So Knowledgeable.

[@joeljeffery8704]

Beautiful samples! Fantastic results. Wish I could find samples a fraction of the ones you find. Just beautiful. Thanks.

[@michaelmiceli872]

Anyone else see the faces in the ground? Lower right corner of the screen at 4:03

[@lunarali3443]

Horror

[@Rustybucket303]

What's the difference between pirate and the stuff you was talking about.

[@jakerabinz9411]

Pirate goes har, har har, and chalco goes ha, ha, ha.

[@scottp2946]

Can anyone tell me where I can get samples assayed I'm in Sonora calif

[@ashleygriggs7392]

People should know unless you have the mineral rights to a peace of property this is eligal. Back in the day they shot clam jumpers.

[@gemcollector8508]

I've been trying to find a golf ball sized quartz, with little gold showing through to keep as a specimen piece for my rock collection. So you guys ever find such a thing? And if so, do you sell stuff like that?

[@williamkinkade2538]

Plenty of gem and mineral shows that have it,but visible gold is rare and expensive.

[@iamshredder3587]

I've got heaps from my private land in Australia, you could have a nice chunk like that if it's all you wanted but... idk where you are or if/how you'd get it.

[@iamshredder3587]

@@williamkinkade2538 Really? What do you mean expensive? Like, as in more valuable than what the gold in it would be if crushed down and sold by weight at standard rates? (Ps I've got heaps on my lands but, tbh I've found the more impressive chunks of gold imho on the insides after crushing them up and panning or whatever. Usually if see it outside there's heaps more inside here. And I'll usually just crush the rock up fine and extract the gold, when have the time and energy. But sometimes when breaking up bigger pieces I'll get some cool looking smaller chunks of pretty quartz stuff with big pretty chunks/nuggets of beautiful unweathered gold still attached to it and I put those pieces away just for myself to look at haha. Didn't know there might be more value to it though. )

[@gemcollector8508]

@@iamshredder3587 well, I would offer to pay for shipping if you were to put some in a small box? Send you some money your way for the specimens. But only as long as it's what I'm looking for as I described in my first comment.

[@williamkinkade2538]

Where is this at?

[@kelroz450]

Where is this location?

[@barbarastuart5675]

Thank you for your support😊

[@jackjacke4654]

You really get to me at times Justin. You walk along a logging road and simply find all these beautiful stones. I walk along a road and find beer cans mostly. What's wrong with this picture?

[@911mining]

Well in certian areas we find beer can too, however underneath is high grade ore😉

[@jackjacke4654]

@@911mining trade? lol

[@Greenchilieboss]

Your nit looking in nature your looking in society environments like a road probably.........go to the mountains .

[@garyarmstrong9730]

I hear "High-grade aluminum deposits"

[@JoeSmith-zg7in]

I found a gold nugget in my hand once and then I found a beer in my other hand.

[@jey.d.godmchealthy8571]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful video big love man

[@FunnyoTTM]

FOR A SECOND.HOW DO KNOW THAT IT IS 5 FEET AWAY FROM THE OTHER QUARTZS?

[@tipsmixmusic7831]

How to recovery gold from strong rock please guide me😍

[@btessery]

Great video... Great results. Hope you find the source of those float rocks.

[@montananative2414]

Lovely looking material...now lets hope there is tons of it!!! Good Luck

[@josecavernapedrapreciosa7980]

Bom

[@paigelee6321]

Awesome samples isn't galena a form of lead

[@911mining]

It's a main or of lead and usually has decent silver.

[@frankcollins9944]

Hi great vid are you able to tell me please if a metal detector would have picked that up thanks

[@mikelouis9389]

Y'all MUST find the location of that quartz vein! Good luck and good hunting!

[@Rustybucket303]

Is it worth anything

[@labratmudrock]

Boy, I would live to dowse gold in an area like that. Our area only has flower gold.

[@goldcountryruss7035]

What does it cost to test each sample?

[@911mining]

ICP and fire assay about 45 bucks plus a batch fee for the whole lot

[@wakeupidiotsnow2611]

@9:15 Hunk of QUARTZ is very impressive; as for the large split pieces, Do you consider this to be a showcase specimen of sorts? But of course you see this all daylong in Paradise! VERY NICE 👍

[@miningmonkey760]

Sample 3 had insane Au per ton,nice job

[@willgriffin3490]

Love these videos! Thanks for posting! Not sure if the best part is the %'s at the end or the trek and discovery! Keep it up.

[@jimgriffiths9071]

The sampling has been really helpful. How about a Phase II on one of these deposits?

[@911mining]

Yes, we did some trenching on one the other day. Usually before we head to phase 2 we have offers for optioning.

[@timothyhorrick2204]

Where was this?

[@911mining]

British Columbia

[@thegoldenrock7593]

where in BC are you

[@911mining]

Island mostly but we have properties all over.

[@thegoldenrock7593]

@@911mining thanks you

[@amandaandBooster]

Do you always get gold with quartz?

[@ronaldparis9519]

New to this channel, but where is insanely large gold sample?

[@DavidBelliveau]

At the end of the video, he showed the lab results. Lots of high grades on the list.

[@ronaldparis9519]

@@DavidBelliveau ok, must be a problem on the download. Thanks

[@nhragold1922]

Holy crap. 2 to 3oz per ton is pretty good if you ask me! Waiting for the day where I find the 40 oz lode lol.

[@911mining]

Very good! It's not often we get into the 2 oz. range. Especially on grab samples...

[@nhragold1922]

@@911mining I know right! Still out there. I keep in mind some lucky Prospectors in Nevada found a 400 oz per ton lode. Gotta have dreams

[@911mining]

Wow, all you would need is one ton of that stuff!

[@nhragold1922]

@@911mining exactly! Few of us will ever be that lucky, but you won't know unless you look!

[@911mining]

Very true!

[@elgialampangestu5536]

I think it would be better if you explain what minerals contain in the rock

[@gothicangel6313]

I LOVE finding quartz of ANY kind. I'm learning a lot here!!!! LOVE THESE VIDEOS! 😍😍😍💙💙💙 Like this shit is so amazing! Mining, collecting, finding, etc. It's all fun as hell. 😁😁😁

[@01Fratricide]

how does that work... who owns mining rights... logging company owns above the ground and whats harvested is replanted?

[@911mining]

Logging company just owns timber rights, we own subsurface mineral rights. But logging company has a permit for road building

[@mariadelurdesraudalesarand5871]

Donde es este lugar

[@luiscosta3453]

Nice video as usual. I have a question related to equipment, what kind of Jewellers Loupe/Lens do you guys use? I wanted to know especially if you guys recommend using more than 20x magnification.

[@911mining]

Honestly we order ours online in bulk, anything works we have a 10x, 20x and 30x helps with looking at grain and crystal structure of the rock. We just ordered 10 of each magnification online, came too around $75 Canadian. From what I hear even Ebay has them cheap you don't need anything fancy as they tend to get banged up when your going about the mountains!

[@luiscosta3453]

@@911mining thank you very much for the quick response! i will keep that in mind :)

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[@amewarashi5770]

I use a 20x loupe, and bring a 50x or 100x frontlit pocket microscope usually. Anything smaller jiggles with your heartbeat. (I got a couple 50x for like $4 US each last year fyi)

[@dodecaheathenblue8132]

Awesome Video !!

[@joshuamoore24_7]

Nice find, gold has gone up it price in the last couple of months..

[@joshuamoore24_7]

@God sees all!!! Thats as high 2010 when i went gold prospecting for two straight weeks in the Bradshaw Mountain range area.

[@maevegreen8608]

Hi, I grew up in Floyd, VA and would love to show you my rock collection! The credits at the end of your video are intriguing and I could use some guidance.