Prospecting the North Dakota / Minnesota Border

[@jacobfolz6683]

There’s nothing greater than a Saturday morning watching glacial gold hunter! Thanks for the awesome video!

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Glad you enjoy it! 🙏🏼

[@jhermann8148]

Keep digging its only 300 feet of clay to get to bedrock.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 no problem.

[@timmydrake9125]

You are the greatest. Prospecting at its finest. Narrowing to boot. I can watch and listen to you all day.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

🙏🏼 thank you!

[@kerrihansen2413]

Yay I'm in good company for not finding gold! It's heartening to see that's just how it is sometimes, even for experienced prospectors. And I love your Muppet ending!

[@yesterdayswesternstories625]

"Fly poop adds up", love that line. I panned the Red Lake River a bunch, and all I found was tiny pretty garnet.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Pretty stones!

[@joshwagner5414]

I think you’d do better by the sand and gravel pits

[@johnskwor9341]

Know that’s what I call prospecting. You never know where you can find gold and you did find a piece. Thanks for taking me on the journey, great learning video. Thanks.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Thanks for watching!

[@fishingrevealedwithjeremy1153]

You need some merch that says “nothin”! Love watching your channel, I learn alot and it’s very entertaining!

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Haha. I guess I should make some merch.

[@Mr.Quack_420D]

Id buy some

[@adventuresinmichiganwlisa9852]

Thanks for sharing 👍🤓👍

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

You bet

[@dorhinj23]

Lots of good comments with better ideas in the area; there's terminal moraine just south of Rutland ND that might be more interesting, too. Then there's that region to the southwest, might hold something, pretty unknown called the Black Hills 🎉

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

That would be fun to check out the black hills. I’d have to worry about claim jumping out there. At least in Minnesota there aren’t gold claims. As long as it’s public land and not a state park you can pan.

[@GSProspecting]

Great day out there getting that Au fam. Keep on having fun and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

[@WaylonJohn13]

I run my home made small sluice here in North Dakota. About a five gallon bucket and usually see roughly 40 to 80 colors.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Oh wow! I take it you are out of the glacial lake plane.

[@garrettmillsap]

Loved watching your casting videos and glad i found your prospecting channel. Enjoy watching everything you produce on here. I prospect in oregon and have fine gold in my neck of the woods

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

That’s cool! I go out to Oregon every now and then. I’ve never looked for gold though.

[@garrettmillsap]

@@GlacialGoldHunter that's awesome! I live smack dab in the middle of the state pretty much lol there is awesome gold in the souther part of the state and Eastern. The gold gets a little less rich as you move north but I even get gold on the beach. It's everywhere pretty much.

[@timmydrake9125]

Thank you for your knowledge of rocks. I can listen to you ALDAY

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@ramsessilent]

great job on almost 4k and Monetization! thanks for the share! stay awesome!

[@BlueJayProspect]

There's some decent gold in the rivers and streams near the vermillion iron range, Mn. If you poke around enough in that area you may even find the source. There were bits of hydrothermal gold that got deposited in the mineralized quartz veins. The gold typically likes to ride in the quartz veins that run through the banded iron jasper. Looks like you're having a blast, keep it up!!

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I was up there and all the rivers looked like swamp drainage. I have a video waiting to be edited.

[@NorthPrairiePatriot]

we've run quite a lot of material from our farm land on the egde of the glacial lakes in ND through a small sluice box. Found a couple pieces that acted heavy enough to be gold, but it was so small we couldn't confidently say it wasn't pyrite. Did meet a guy 10+ years ago that had found enough ND glacial gold to make some small inlays on a plate

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

That’s cool! Just gotta find the right spot I guess.

[@FlourgoldWizards]

Excellent try , you’ve successfully added more places to the “ no gold “ list 👍🏻

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 it’s a growing list. Now I know why you drive so far on your trips.

[@cindylundgren1924]

Nice job ... I'm learning a lot too!

[@chuckbowen5024]

I had an uncle that was a hard rock mine out in Washington state. My aunt said the only money he ever made was finding a dime walking into his claim once. :)

[@ThomasWilliams-ee6li]

Sometime mabe go a bit south of where you were to Bigstone county. My parents are from there and it's a glacial dumping ground. Thanks for the entertaining post and good luck

[@dalenesbitt]

You should check out the Pembina river.

[@ShayeForTheDay]

I am from eastern SD and I think this whole region of the mid-west is similar in a way because we are all sitting on top of a solid flat tectonic plate, and I remember reading about drilling samples in my area, not much gold around here either. I believe most of the ground is solid granite underneath us that goes miles deep. And if that's the case, any gold veins are miles deep too. And in the black hills in South Dakota they've found gold because there's mountains there but the gold mines out there nowadays go over a mile underground.

[@ghost_ship_supreme]

I have core samples from various locations here in ND. Don’t know what they contain, but I have them! They’re each very different, and some are shinier than others. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s pyrite. You can often find quarts in fields and stuff! Farmers here often find interesting rocks in fields. We’ve found things such as arrowheads and ancient hammers, to pink quartz chunks the size of a chicken! There are some “sand pits” around that have natural sand in them; they’re often used for construction. Maybe they have gold in them too!

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

You never know where the glaciers sprinkled a little gold.

[@xlerb2286]

Yup, I live in that part of the world, it's clay all the way down ;) And it's been a very wet summer so water is up everywhere in the region. There are old sandbars running along the sides of the Red that may be of interest but getting access to them could be an issue. They tend to be the more built up areas as the are some of the highest land around the river. Another area that may be of interest is the Devils Lake region. That was the southern tip of the glacial advance and there are lots of small sand/gravel deposits around there. I have land up there with little bits of gravel on it. I've tried panning and never found anything, but I'm no expert.

[@richardharris9797]

Awesome video, my mom was born in Woran Minnesota almost to the board of north Decoda

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

My grandparents lived in Warren for many years, the Lundgren family. My grandpa was a preacher in that area.

[@JoeEinMinne]

Those clays are over 100 feet deep in most of that area. There's gold there. But you're gonna need a longer shovel.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I didn’t realize they were that thick.

[@Glubbdubdrib]

Maybe he can hire Strata to do some digging for him.

[@marshalt]

I'm from the area and that's what my grandfather always said.

[@joshwagner5414]

Pretty cool to see something close to home. That gravel pit looked like one to the east of me that I’ve hauled lots of gravel out of

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Could be. It was near crookston. I probably wasn’t suppose to be in that one.

[@joshwagner5414]

@@GlacialGoldHunter it looked like the j&s pit east of Crookston. I’m in fisher

[@redrivermudmonster4962]

Check out the Fort Ransom area. I’ve heard that someone in that area found gold. The sheyenne national grasslands south of Leonard ND. It was ancient river delta for lake Aggaziz. It’s all sand . The sheyenne River runs through it too.

[@garrettmillsap]

So funny that when you found the dollar i instantly started singing the got a dollar song in my head and then you insert the clip lol

[@chuckbowen5024]

Yup. The only guy that ever made money in gold mining in ND was the guy selling shovels to the miners. Our gold is a lot deeper and it's black. Would it pay to dig into an esker? I imagine you'd have to move a lot of real estate though. Glaciers made some pretty interesting land forms around here. Northern Barnes County has some massive erratics along the terminal moraine. South of the interstate there is what is called sugar hills between San born and Litchville. And a glacial lake called Moon Lake. About 80 ft. deep. There is a Continental divide between the James and the Sheyenne Rivers. They start within a few miles of each other but the Sheyenne flows into the Red and winds up in Hudson Bay and the James flows into the Missouri and winds up in the Gulf of Mexico thanks to a big black rise on the SD border you can see 30 miles away called the Sisseton Hills. Glaciology is fun.

[@supskawt]

I wonder if trying out the SE part of ND would be good. The area around here was right on the edge of all that glacial stuff. Theres a big old gravel pit and a huge area of sand hills.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

It’s always worth a look.

[@paulcoenen7918]

I get more gold scrapping electronics but sure looks like fun, wish we had more here in the Midwest 😊👍

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Just specks here and there.

[@chadburud5681]

Lucas , you drove right past one of your sculptures..I won't say which one.. you should of stopped..lol.. yes the rain has been non stop except the last few weeks. If you went a little farther west to fort ransom area geological studies have shown they have gold. Lake vermillion will but be careful with the dnr up there. Love the show! Lmk next time your in the area I'd like your opinion on my blast furnace.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Haha. I should have planed a casting project! Yeah I actually ran into the DNR up there at lake vermilion. They said it was ok to pan. That video is waiting to be edited.

[@deeeeeeps]

I think the problem with the Red River is that it flows north. I think you want rivers than came down from Canada. The St.Croix I think could be good. I know a couple of spots by Lake Vermilion I want to try might have to make a musky/gold trip, further north even looks better.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I tired a bit up around lake vermilion. That video is in line to be edited.

[@stevendehaan6637]

I live just on the edge of the Red River valley. There's soon many gravel pits here! I've seen quartz and never thought that gold might be here.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

It’s always worth a look.

[@JcCj-f9y]

Ima keep watching till you fill that vial of yours, it’s looking like it’s gonna take about 36 years but I’m here with ya bro 😂

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 yep it might take a while.

[@JohnA-s6k]

Cool video, I have always wondered about gravel pits.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Some have gold and some don’t. Just like rivers.

[@rm3141593]

Loved The Muppets at the end😅😅

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

The muppets are great 😆

[@da_jimmer]

i work in gravel pits all day everyday, them piles in the pit you tested were all crushed rock, in that process the natural sands were screened off before the rock went to a crusher. best chance of finding gold in processed materiall in a pit is if you find someplace with "select sand" or "washed sand".

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

That’s good to know!

[@TayoyoGames]

Came to comment about Manitoba in the thumbnail being completely underwater. RIP my home

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Only if another ice age comes along.

[@harrygrimley4352]

Yep. This was cool. I think you will do better in vermilion. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@bakkila99]

You should try prospecting around the Brainerd area. Also, I’ve heard people having luck in the Rum River.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I’ve heard people mention the rum river too. I have never tried it though.

[@privateprivacy2725]

LOL HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAA!!! Been trying for more than 12 years to answer that question north/north-east/north-west/(etc...) of Fargo/Moorhead, with so few tiny specs of gold that makes me ENVY Mr. Flour Gold Wizard his gold!!! This water must have pushed all the gold a lot further south than North Dakota!

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

No telling where the glaciers drop off the pay dirt. It’s a mystery.

[@privateprivacy2725]

@@GlacialGoldHunter Had more luck just south of the headwaters of the Mississippi, not much more but still. Lastly, if I pulled what you pulled in regards to a wedding, my ass would not be grass, my ass would have been the stuff plants love to have tilled into the soil! :)

[@danschafer4347]

Excellent adventure I got a gravel pit I am prospecting myself

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Any luck?

[@danschafer4347]

@@GlacialGoldHunter I have had a little there is a small creek that runs between a old pit and the one they're using now

[@Choppadown-xp9fy]

In my neck of the woods. Get a line out catfish is gold 😂

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I should have tried! Is the water clean though?

[@joshwagner5414]

@@GlacialGoldHunterfishing is usually pretty solid

[@dalenesbitt]

@@GlacialGoldHunter define "clean". It's muddy, so I wouldn't drink it. But there shouldn't be anything in it that gives you more than just diarrhea.

[@Ketchupbelongsonsteak]

​@@GlacialGoldHuntermuddy. Not polluted.

[@Thatonegirlwhokayaks]

Be careful, filling up those hip waders is a good way to get pulled under the water. How come every time I come across one of your videos I am in the same area as you sort of. Up near a rainy lake now visiting friends and I see you’re not that far away lol

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

There is gold up in rainy lake. There was a small gold rush up there. Hope you brought your pan!

[@Thatonegirlwhokayaks]

@@GlacialGoldHunter well dang, I didn’t know that!

[@JKEEPER605]

Try the glacial lakes area in S.D. I have found some flakes in the glacial till in our area... just a thought.

[@peterlarson8932]

How about along the Sheyenne River gravel veins where the last glacier stopped? I found a two pound chunk of feldspar that looks exactly like the picture in my old 7th grade physical science textbook. It had to have come from the Canadian Rocky mountains.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Could be worth a look!

[@robertficenec6331]

I was wondering if you have ever tried panning out in the sand hills around the Fort Ransom area or Cheyenne National Grasslands ? I grew up in that area and always heard there was gold in the sand dunes.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I’m very never been out that way but it would be a fun trip!

[@jimestes7096]

In GA Custers writing. Speculation was gold near Lake of the Woods. See also Red Lake Ontario.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

There was a gold mine on the Ontario side of Lake of the woods I’ve heard.

[@jimestes7096]

@@GlacialGoldHunter yes. I believe it re-opened coupla years ago.

[@mandybrown7758]

Great video i learned and laughed

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

That’s the goal!

[@jeffpaul738]

about 100 years ago, there was a gold mine outside of Fort Ranson, North Dakota on the Cheyenne River. It shut down because It wasn’t profitable. But I guess you can still pan and find gold there if a guy knew exactly where the mine was.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Really? Sound like a fun place to visit.

[@jeffpaul738]

@@GlacialGoldHunter they think it came from possibly an ancient river that ran from the Black Hills area , Is what I read on a north Dakota history site. I don't know how they could figure that out but smarter than me I guess.

[@michaelthompson1530]

Great videos… Love the educational aspect! Have you ventured to southern Minnesota? Blue Earth county area…

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I have not been around there but I have heard there is gold in the Minnesota river.

[@darrencox2424]

​@GlacialGoldHunter my uncle got a letter from the government. Telling him not to try panning for Gold east of the Rockys or he would be charged and prosecuted. That was MN answer after he contacted the state for a permit.

[@chrisbrubaker2252]

I have found microscopic gold in the clay in the valley. Also gold sulfide veins in boulders around Felton MN gravel pits. There is an abandoned gold mine by fort ransom ND assayed at .1-.32oz per yard in cemented gravel layer. I’ve located the layer, free flour gold. I have yet to assay the clay, I am just curious on the content.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

That’s really cool!

[@mitchellparadise3801]

There’s a lot of nice catfish where you’re standing but I wouldn’t expect to find any gold

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I’ve heard of the catfish there! And golden eyes

[@timmydrake9125]

I’m still with ya gold man. Prospecting. Is tuff but looks like fun

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@tbrule.4877]

You drove right by my place what are the odds I come across a video on my feed with my shed and yard in your video. Crazy! So 4:21 in your video is my shed and my dads house and farm to the right of my place.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 that’s crazy. Google tracks us all. They knew were I was and where you live and probably pushed the video to your feed.

[@tbrule.4877]

@@GlacialGoldHunter Lol never thought of that but you're probably right. Great video while I was watching the section where my place is it was only a couple seconds long but it was long enough that I was like wait a minute and went back and paused it. So crazy, may I ask where was that big rock you showed right after that clip. Did you head to Northwest across the red lake river or did you head north east towards Red lake Falls.

[@NotOnTime-q4l]

Another great video, thanks for posting! What's your approach with the pit owners? I have a ton of them around my area but need to figure out how to approach them to let me in. 😁😁

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

County pits are open to the public as long as operations are not going on. At least that is my understanding. You can usually look up where county pits are online.

[@natebernal149]

@@GlacialGoldHunter Ah, thanks for the tip!

[@darrencox2424]

Go ask the lamdowner for permission. You can find.land owners in county platt books.

[@anthonybrau7399]

Nice try....interesting none the less. Glad to see you finally have waders. When are you coming to AZ for some prospecting?

[@AlexJokela]

You should try searching on the Mesabi Range. There are a number of glacial till deposits scattered about the region.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Already filmed and waiting to be edited

[@AlexJokela]

@@GlacialGoldHunter Where on the Range did you?

[@firechicken455adventures]

Crossing a lot of spots off isn't a bad thing. Now you don't have to wonder if there is gold there.

[@Maelthras]

Pembina trail is on a gravel ridge 75 feet high and miles long. Should give that a try or red lake falls or thief river falls.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I was going to try thief river falls but the water was so high the day I was there.

[@Maelthras]

@@GlacialGoldHunter pembina trails landlocked it's just a big gravel ridge about 40 mi long or longer I'm not sure. Between Grand Forks and St hilaire

[@EMFMiner]

I bet Garrett could sponsor this guy a super sluice.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Oh I wish they would!

[@MaxwellSmoochieWallace]

Are you college educated regarding geology or have you acquired your vast pool of knowledge in your free time? Or both? Love watching your videos to learn more about my dear home of Minnesota and the surrounding areas Thanks!

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I am a college educated geologist. I got my degree at UMD. In Duluth Minnesota. Worked in mining oil and engineering. I’m new to prospecting though. I don’t know much about finding gold yet.

[@brendangalios1961]

West central MN here - never prospected myself around here but there ain't much for mining activity around these parts. About the only thing they pull out of the ground here is sand and crops

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

There is no profitable gold in the state but there are trace amounts of gold brought down from Canada.

[@joshhorgen4205]

Need to go east of the last beach head. I've heard of gold found on few rivers the go into the valley

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Next time!

[@milkmanchoppers]

I completely forgot that Kevin Hart was in lil rascals

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 that’s a good one!

[@garrettmillsap]

😂😂😂

[@robo6590]

GGH, you see the recent stuff about earthquake/quartz/electric origin of gold nuggets and flecks?

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I’ve heard a little about it but haven’t looked into the details.

[@mr.kenslifeshop4034]

I like watching your channel you could still write stuff off for your KZbin channel even if it’s not profitable. The IRS knows that many businesses are not profitable the first five years.

[@Glubbdubdrib]

It's not just flat during this time of the year, it's always flat.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

That’s good to know.

[@Kvothe_The_Bloodless]

Yeah our rivers get pretty high in the spring

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

This was filmed in August.

[@Kvothe_The_Bloodless]

@@GlacialGoldHunter my comment was referring to you pointing out the waterline. I live in a city on the redriver and we get a scare sometimes depending on the winter. Good fun video though!

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

@@Kvothe_The_Bloodless ah I see. Yeah. There have been some bad floods around there I remember seeing.

[@mr.kenslifeshop4034]

did you not bring your sluice?

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Not when I’m prospecting. The sluice is for mining but I’m not allowed to use the sluice in Minnesota anyway.

[@geobum]

you a geologist or hardcore enthusiast? you seem to know your stuff! michigander here

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I am a geologist. That’s my profession, but prospecting is a little different game.

[@Bonamici]

💙💛

[@thomasmeadows256]

When are you coming to Kentucky

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Is there gold in Kentucky?

[@thomasmeadows256]

I guess I'll start looking. I was hoping you'd come help

[@jessicamcknight5535]

Did you brake down on the freeway last weekend?

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Nope. Not me.

[@jessicamcknight5535]

@@GlacialGoldHunter well we saw someone look identical to you.

[@jessicamcknight5535]

GlacialGoldHunter: We are out of saint paul, mn, would you like to go crevice panning with us sometime?

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

@@jessicamcknight5535 that would be fun. I moved away from the cities though and I am only there sporadically.

[@jessicamcknight5535]

@@GlacialGoldHunter We are looking at Taylors falls area.

[@ZIRNHELT86]

The next time someone tells me there aint nothing worthwhile in North Dakota I am going to tell them there’s a speck of gold up in them there hills.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 well there use to be a speck. Now it’s in my vile.

[@fredzurcher7118]

You need to try the mouse river.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Is there gold there?

[@fredzurcher7118]

@@GlacialGoldHunter There was gold found by some federal outfit about 100 years ago. you can get information from Department of Mineral Resources 600 East Boulevard Avenue Bismarck. ND.

[@chasebh89]

"the water is so high i cant see anything below" dont worry the shallow rivers are the same

[@RDAmidwest]

If you go to the West side and dig deep enough you'll discover black gold, NoDak Tea...

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 I use to work out there getting that black gold. I was a mud logger on an oil rig.

[@RDAmidwest]

@@GlacialGoldHunter Cool! 😎

[@Hellfire0204]

Take a shot every time this man says gravel 💀

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆

[@tempocrazed2]

There is gold in ND. There was a gold rush here in the 1800's. You just weren't in the right areas I guess as I've found gold here.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

What corner of the state do you live in?

[@tempocrazed2]

I'm in Fargo, but southwest of me I have found gold

[@allthathpandnotire3019]

My old man has a small gold mine in north central nd. Finds small amounts of fine gold. Just for fun

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I’ve seen lots of glacial boulders in that area. But I didn’t know I should be testing for gold back when I was there.

[@jarrodwidiger5472]

Man I admire your spirit and perseverance, but you ain't gonna find shit around here! I'd still like to join you though especially if you've got blues traveler playing.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆yeah all I found was a dollar.

[@timstafford3675]

South Dakota son or west Montana 😊

[@timmydrake9125]

For those who don’t know “Ignorant” is unknowing. Not knowing what it is 😂

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I think you’re right.

[@timmydrake9125]

@@GlacialGoldHunter I’m sorry for that message. That was meant for a political figure

[@Nictator42]

oh hey Im from this area

[@ssjkaycee]

I can't think of the Red without thinking of bodies in the water tbh lol

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

What the heck?

[@ssjkaycee]

@@GlacialGoldHunter at least in the fargo area there's suicides and sometimes murder victims in the Red.

[@brucejohnson4462]

I remember when I wiped my butt with that dollar while cat fishing the red north of GF

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Well I’m still not giving it back!

[@ghost_ship_supreme]

2:30 he’s laundering money!

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆

[@bogiewheelman71]

You might have more luck finding pocket change.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Buts that’s less fun.

[@Effin_Dave70]

Welcome to North Dakota, where there's absolutely NOTHING!!

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 there is some cool stuff on the west side. But that’s about it.

[@chet2201]

Find a Drumlin tear drop Glacial till

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I’ve never tried the drum line fields.

[@chet2201]

@@GlacialGoldHunter tear drop deposits size of a Big Barn to house As the ice melted it left these deposits. I think I spelled Drumlin correct. You can find Geological reports and maps.

[@SeanMastel]

That’s my dollar

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 I’ll give it back when I see you.

[@alvindueck2104]

Actually, there's no real proof that it was a lake or even THAT big.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Absolutely untrue. Shorelines are easily visible with lidar. The Lacustrian deposit, the delta formations, the geomorphology. It all tells the story of the lake.

[@MrNDboi]

hey thats my 1$

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

I’m not giving it back.

[@jeremybutner9354]

poop dollar!!!!!!!!!!!🤔

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆 still just as valuable.

[@benacker1983]

You are looking at evidence of the Great Flood. Genesis 7:17 And the flood was forty days upon the earth; and the waters increased, and bare up the ark, and it was lift up above the earth. 18 And the waters prevailed, and were increased greatly upon the earth; and the ark went upon the face of the waters. 19 And the waters prevailed exceedingly upon the earth; and all the high hills, that were under the whole heaven, were covered. 20 Fifteen cubits upward did the waters prevail; and the mountains were covered.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

This lake was not a global lake. It has shorelines that can clearly be seen. This was a glacial lake. And only a fraction of the size of the ocean.

[@dougms9790]

Maybe you could make more money teaching geology?

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Probably.

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

Probably.

[@chrissmith4713]

@2:35..careful! is that money laundering?😂

[@Thatonegirlwhokayaks]

😂

[@GlacialGoldHunter]

😆

[@hunterws]

Put a pick axe on your christmas wish list 8:07 🎅