Look At All The High Grade Gold Ore We Found In A Ditch!

[@alexkaring]

Could you guys possibly point out some of the specific minerals in the samples you're showing from time to time? I always learn a lot from you. Keep up the good work!

[@MrDalerex]

Brother it just keeps getting better. You rarely see any other shows with such amounts of quality ore!

[@torbjrngleerup5716]

Maybe a stupid quistion but Would you consider Selling some of These samples that dosent hold gold?

[@ScottishGoldHunter]

That is some very nice looking ore👌🏻 Please do a vid processing it all⛏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@solobushman]

Those samples are almost exactly what I found just this morning while building a logging road in interior BC. I did take 2 bags of samples so now you have given me incentive to get them tested. Thank you. Stay safe.

[@BullProspecting]

WOW!! Great find!! 🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅 I find alot of Chalcopyrite and I always roast it. I haven't done a roast in a long time unfortunately.. Also, you do great with finding malachite! That is one mineral that I have not found yet. I'm hoping one day i find a nice chunk! I pray to our Father in Heaven that I get blessed with a log cabin that is off crid with a mine I can work full time! I been at this since 2015. I have never been into any of this stuff. I played in Hardcore Heavy Metal bands most my life. (As a hoddy. ) I was more into music! One day I was down in the creek digging a hole for the kids to play in. The water would come in 1 side, spin around and then go out the other! It was a really cool spot to cool off! When digging, I found a small piece of quartz that had a big piece of gold looking mica in it. At the time I had bo clue what I was looking at. All I Knew is it looked like gold and at that moment, as I'm looking at this piece of mica the sun is hitting it hard, making it shine like nothing I have ever seen before. Out of nowhere it was like getting hit with a bolt of lightning. I had all kinds of visions of creeks, mountains and caves, which I have never seen before. I started to remember memories of guys panning for gold in a creek. Memories of being elbow to elbow with what we call "old timers" I should have NO memories of any gold panning or anything thing like that. I was a city kid who was a part time metal head, full time dad & a full time labor worker. Lol Gold was the farthest thing from my mind. When I found that rock it triggered something deep and Holy in my Soul. I have no clue where it comes from. I could care or less about the money. I only need enough to keep going, Nothing more! I love Geology! I consider myself a amateur Geologist! I have spent countless hours researching and learning from some of the best! Hopefully one day I can get my channel big enough and then come out to play in the dirt with you guys or God willing🙏, have you guys come down to my mine! I love your channel, when I can't go on adventures, your channel makes me feel like I got to go on one anyway! Keep up the Great work guys! I'm gonna try to make a video soon. I have so much to do I forget to record. I'm horrible at recording. I must try harder! God Bless you Brother & may the Good Lord bring you to the Motherload!🙏🙏🙏🏆

[@TheFamousMangusKing]

wow bud your experience is intertwined with my own! These visions I had were of a picture of mountain hills and an old town(ended up being a camp)and we were working the ground next to a river that had become etched like glass that split the hills. I have been doing this ever since. A few years later I had come across a old book on the past colonization of different places and such and had turned to a page that had been almost an exact match from my vision, and it was Santa Rosa in Sonoma and had been colonized as a miner's station in the 1800s and it blew my mind for the fact that I was born there over 150yrs later! 🤯 I have the gold runnin In my veins lol

[@BullProspecting]

@@TheFamousMangusKing We must have been gold best friends in another life! Who knows, maybe one day me and you find the Mother load! Anything is possible!🏆🏆🏆🙏

[@TheFamousMangusKing]

@@BullProspecting I know it! We were bunkies set up in a little shack workn sun up ta sun down to tryn make that fortune and the good life for our families. Everyday we were hunting down that damn elusive Mr. Pocket. "Where you at Mr Pocket!" 😂 I'm in the good ol state o Washington now and go down to Cali to the property and get myself enough goodies for the rest of the year till it's time again....and that time is coming up soon my golden soul brother. We should get together sometime and hit that pocket hard my friend 🕺😎

[@BullProspecting]

@@TheFamousMangusKing That sounds like a dream come true! We where definitely panning out our cons under the candle lights many of nights trying to make our family proud!Washington has some gold also! I know of a few spots!

[@TheFamousMangusKing]

@@BullProspecting I love it when a plan comes together 😎🤣 🕺.... Whoever knows this saying give a thumbs up 🤣

[@burninpowder8503]

I'd be thrilled with the sample pieces as specimens.

[@montananative2414]

Nice looking samples....thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, it is appreciated.

[@CandSMINING]

Now that is some good looking ore. Are we going to see the crushing and smelting?? Thanks for sharing.😎⛏⛏🔥🔥

[@batchagaloopytv5816]

never

[@GSProspecting]

looking good fam. keep getting that AU. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!

[@stephenware6286]

Enjoy watching your videos, I have learned a bunch.

[@milesnn]

Fantastic video wow beautiful samples thanks guys always enjoy your videos and knowledge thank you

[@sidneyosborne947]

Look at those young whippersnappers getting all the gold and silver we left behind...god bless....!!

[@chrislilly8657]

Man of I found that in a ditch.... I'd get all giddy! Then run home with my one rock to smash it up and forget where I found it the following day...

[@originalgangsta794]

Thanks for the Master skill share! What state is this video from?

[@muzza566]

This place I live at in Qld Australia,The old boys did a assay of 3700 Oz to a ton , Became a Gold ,Copper production mine here at Mt Morgan Qld, produced $4 Million worth of material for 90 yrs

[@waynelacroix8870]

Do you ever crush them down and pan them out? I would love to see what comes out of these samples.

[@S13402]

I read most of the comments below .. I think your followers are waiting for (what next?) .. How to extract gold from such ores the easiest way ? People want to see encouraging results .. Good luck 🌹

[@911mining]

We are an exploration stage company. We don't do extraction or processing.

[@lewismyers8048]

Do you work with the materials you extract?

[@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant]

Well I guess that is where I dropped it...LOL. Great as always.

[@joshredding9588]

it would be WONDERFUL if you would rinse the freshly cracked ore pieces off in the water... so we can see a bit more clearly what you're seeing. Some of us don't have a keen eye like you sir. just a suggestion, thx!

[@swoops212]

Just curious, what do you do with your samples?

[@stephenware6286]

Just interested in knowing where you were ? It looks like an area just up the road from me here in California.

[@anabelholguin4958]

Where did you get them tested at

[@shucksful]

@911. Great, now that I’ve found you on a recent posting of yours, can I ask you to please, maybe help us amateurs, in the future,to tell the difference(s) between gold and Pyrite? (fool’s gold)??. . Your channel is great, and it’s really exciting to see all the samples, but I’ve recently realized that I’m not even sure I would KNOW what real gold WAS if I was staring at it inside a rock. Lol. That’s something that has yet to occur, but with all the different metals out there, and the things that look like gold, but aren’t I find makes me feel really insecure at the moment. This would help out, if you can in the future. Thx.

[@911mining]

Most ore you find you won't be able to see gold with the naked eye. The easiest way to identify pyrite is it is almost always visibly cubed or cubed looking under a loupe or magnification. Here is the tricky thing gold is not visible to the naked eye even around 30-35g/ton and a lot of time the sulfides or pyrite can contain values of other elements. Unless the gold can be seen under a loupe you won't be able to tell without an assay. Once you see the two side by side you will easily be able to tell the difference. My recommendation is buy a small gold nugget and a chunk of pyrite in host rock and examine under a magnifying glass or loupe. Use it as reference until you can spot it on your own. You can do the same for chalcopyrite ect.

[@chrislilly8657]

Keep on prospecting man! Been doing it for 15 years now and I hear ya.. I looked up a local geology course at our community college in San Diego and bought a whole bunch of books which saved me a lot of time learning that stuff and realizing how much stuff I passed up in the past thinking it was nothing. Reading books and geology will help you tremendously when you can't actually get out in the field

[@notsofresh8563]

The trick isnt to find the gold, The trick is to find the minerals (indicators) that frequently co-exist with gold. If they are there, the gold might be as well. Knowing the general geology of the area you are in is important as these indicators can vary with location. The indicators that work in Australia will not work in the Klondike for example.

[@911mining]

Yes indeed. Telling the difference between the two doesn't even matter as much it can give you an idea but you won't know exactly the elemental make up without analytical results. What's more important is identifying what minerals and "clues/indicators" are often associated and the geology of your specific area.

[@notsofresh8563]

@@911mining It does suck that iron compounds like pyrite are frequently found with gold in these parts making metal detectors useless. Those aussies have it made. Off topic but on that note, industrial process plants that do quality control of products have cameras and sensors on the conveyor belt that can for example, tell between a green and a ripe orange and can kick the green ones aside. I wonder why the aussies dont use a similar process using metal detection to refine gold without water....Run the dirt over a trap door that opens when the metal detector goes off. Refine whats under the trap door. Their gold seems big and sparse enough that this would probably work well.

[@osamakhan9810]

How to get this gold in which process

[@richardservatius5405]

well, is the claim for sale?

[@humamfarrukh9743]

Hi in which areas we,ll find dry or river areas

[@CORE1.8MINISTERIES]

I would love some of that malachite sample.. Is there a way I can get some please

[@mikedeveault3485]

Nice looking ore

[@donaldbedore4304]

Sweet find

[@asmaremengistu2449]

Very interesting lesson

[@kenharty6016]

Lots of copper in it too

[@williamorr3084]

So what part of the samples are actually gold? Pyrite isn't actually gold now is it.... However; some traces of gold has been found within certain pyrite formations usually associated with quarts veins.. I'd be pretty shocked for this sample to have actual gold within it.

[@عبدالحافظالحمزي-و8ز]

It would be better for you to tell us the percentage of gold in these ores and how to deal with them

[@GOWIN8109837]

My area of Oregon is COVERED with this. All day. Gold...takes a bit but it's here in the North of Oregon. 186th 👍 Always awesome vids.

[@utuber4841]

So is it pyrite or gold.

[@drtommywells9804]

Man about time

[@shucksful]

Forget the minerals, look for the brown, yellow and red, in the “thin” veins..All that glitters is not gold. 😊

[@allinonechanle3156]

Thanks sir for good video. Tarun from india

[@rozanadewani8087]

very nice👍👍👍😊

[@ardianto7140]

i want know , where is palace boss.

[@j_freeman3230]

Thats some pretty ore.

[@drtommywells9804]

Is mineralization another name for GOLD

[@Ozicool]

morning Mr simples

[@ganeshsoni9903]

Where is this land in which country and district this land mark

[@solobushman]

It's in southern Saskatchewan canada high up in the mountains but don't tell anyone I told you. Hurry before it's all gone.

[@drtommywells9804]

What do you mean by mineralization

[@LithicMetals]

In geology, mineralization simply means deposits of economically important metals in the form of ore and lodes.

[@eddiezubrzycki9111]

Call it gold road deposit Jimmy cricket call it pyrite whatever you probably just showed us $100,000 worth of gold ore

[@htooaung115]

Wow very beautiful. right.s

[@ismailmetin6683]

All of them Just Fload. Not from Mother rock

[@pattonsirprospectinggold1108]

I’ll tell you that you are at a good location

[@dewardtaylor4192]

Why did you stop saying peace out? Great video love to learn all I can about minerals thanks

[@timothynechville8326]

You mean high-grade pyrite it looks rectangular and is rusted on the sides.

[@911mining]

Yes this is a gold bearing sulfide ore pyrite, chalcopyrite and phyrrotite. You have good gold, silver and copper in most of the samples. Some also have lead, zinc, cadmium and arsenic.

[@pedwid12]

It would be so cool if just once you would actually find a piece of gold.

[@911mining]

We have many placer videos up showing gold, we mostly are after big occurrences like a valcanogenic massive sulphide deposit we go to what companies want, peices of gold are uncommon and most deposits don't contain free visible gold sorry.

[@cacogenicist]

All sorts of sulfides in there.

[@richardrobertson1331]

I assume you're saving these samples for later processing. Please don't tell us you find samples like this simply to photograph and discard.

[@911mining]

We are an exploration stage company so we keep what we don't assay cataloged for future use.

[@JaspalSingh-bg1lt]

I want gold recovery course Please help me

[@elliottjames671]

That pyrite

[@garymiller6269]

where is the gold.

[@burninpowder8503]

California?

[@911mining]

Bc, Canada

[@tuanzul7626]

Pyrite

[@garymiller6269]

show me the gold.....

[@gammerguru2038]

Its a pyrite not a gold👍

[@dustinharrington1690]

Every time I watch one of your videos you're always identifying Calico pyrite. I thought you were supposed to be looking for gold. Don't you know what the f*** gold looks like?!?!

[@911mining]

Golds just a by product base metal deposits make way more money

[@911mining]

Gold and silver also runs with other minerals. If we limited ourselves to just looking for gold we would need new jobs lol

[@rpifuelsaid4972]

This is biril

[@911mining]

You have had to much 🍺

[@sevdinayberguler6252]

MAŞAALLAH

[@EduardoRodriguesTrader]

Tá parecendo pirita

[@ericfelipe4533]

Who cares wanted see gold dammit

[@911mining]

Go to a jewelry store. We deal with real prospecting here not just visible Au in every showing lol that's not realistic

[@garymiller6269]

show me the real gold not fools gold all i seen was fools gold not real gold.

[@911mining]

You must not understand how this works lol

[@TheFamousMangusKing]

if I knew how to send pictures I would send you a picture of an old medical suitcase that has 80.35 oz. of gold in it of mine..... but it would still do you no good. Prospecting isn't the "just go find the nuggets" bud lol. There's just a biiit more to it then that sir. Time , hard work a rabbit foot and a captive leprechaun that is what most people need. until then good luck with that "nugget finding"