There is BIG GOLD just sitting in these bedrock cracks!

[@bassfingers]

Dan, you earned my subscription 10 seconds into the first video I ever saw of yours, just by using the word “earned”. I really respected you for that and have loved every video you’ve posted. Many thanks and all the best. ✌️🇬🇧

[@silveritea]

Same. I subscribed because he actually asked politely. Have not had any regrets tho!

[@709badwolf]

👋🏼 this was fun! shout out to special guest reg! 👍

[@williamgary7891]

Gold fever ❤

[@rockbutcher]

Nice gold Dan. Did Tom tell you about the Persian dougnuts from Thunder Bay? I bought them another box for the trip home LOL. Reg and Tom ate 6 of them the night they stayed here on the way out to you, and they are not small LOL. Reg gave me a container of the cons they got during their trip out there and it's FULL of fine gold. I've been using that material to teach my crews how to pan the tough stuff a few teaspoons at a time. We have a small vial with about 200+ little flakes and colours in it now with lots left to process.

[@hayleighh]

hello! I am currently in middle school! hi Dan! Dana Hart was one of my favourite teachers I am so sad she had to leave our school!! I understand why. Keep up the good work!! ❤

[@nopelindoputraperkasa5869]

A very good location to find gold, the gold nuggets are very beautiful, gold fever all day long, greetings from traditional Indonesian gold miners 🇮🇩🤝⛏️⚒️💪👋👏👍👌

[@paytonsmith6446]

at 20:10 the yellow color of the lead is most likely from an antimony/zinc lead alloy lead likes to oxidize white but antimony or zinc makes it yellow out overtime

[@48thstateprospecting]

@ Reg labbe YO👊🏼 great to put a face with the name so jealous you got to prospect pickerton 🤩 congrats. Nice gold Dan and nice little high banker thanks for sharing see you on the next one 👍🏼👊🏼

[@kaiwolff442]

Thank you for not disturbing moss en mass!! It's actually an incredibly important micro-ecosystem that supports the fundamental building blocks of life. Mossing on a large scale is actually really damaging to the environment. Thank you Dan❤

[@kcat420]

Moss fans rise up, all my homies love moss

[@CharlieMurphyProstpecting]

When I prospect I tear moss up. Moss traps gold extremely well which is why miners did it

[@glennwoods2462]

Thanks Dan and Reg....

[@johnstuart8511]

Men at work: Don, Reg and Tom. What a wonderful journey. Good outdoors and finding them pickers. Nice watching. Regards South Africa 🇿🇦.

[@sneakygit2430]

This man’s energy is so infectious. Always makes me smile.

[@TheRgregor455]

I would love to come out to one of your claims. I bought a pan and I've tried in Wisconsin. Not the greatest day. There is some gold but it's fine and very scarce. At the same time we workied the outer edge. Not the inner. But watching you has made me smarter. I hope we can go out together. Even if it's on the free river. Thanks Dan for all your insight. I find all of this so interesting. I love your videos. I am thinking of doing some paint videos. I do cars. I wetsand and buff scratches, most places won't do it. Because the don't want to be liable if they burn the clear. I've been doing it for around 25 years so, I have a unique skill.

[@quinessoforbie849]

I always appreciate my moments on sundays to watch this. Makes me dream of gold, nature, and prospecting some day.

[@amberbydreamsart5467]

Thanks to Reg for moderating! And thanks to you for giving us some environmental information as you go - I love seeing the combination of care for the amazing place that you are and fascination with the geography of it! It also makes me more inclined to buy gems and such from you, since this way I know it's been gathered in a minimally impactful way! Also, I assume you had some sorta light but a headlamp for those late evenings would probably be helpful!

[@jimroberts3268]

Love watching your video's it looks so great where you go looking for gold where you go for hours and hours having a great time looking great video Jim in the UK.

[@nicolesaintdenis]

@DanHurd Don't shame yourself ❤ you are HUMAN. No one often notices anything. Just like they tell performers, play it off ❤ You are amazing

[@dennismacdonald2003]

❤❤❤ ty Dan cheers from Squamish

[@Mybeardog]

Dan Hurd , happiest prospector on you tube. Thanks again Dan.

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY. Pickerton rocks. Lots of gold, no 'pickers' in that pan.

[@brendaschade9932]

I truly appreciated the slow-mo very much. I thought it was a great new effect. I liked it.❤

[@joshuaavery9384]

Good to see Pivkerton and the Frasier! I think that's how you spell it. Love to watch Dan!

[@garydhaese7318]

Another great video that caused my light bulb to turn on. Having seen many old workings and tunnels in my teens near by my Dad's mine (Cariboo) old picks, shovels, sluce boxes etc was seen. The main mode of transport in that time was a Jack Ass or a Pack Mule. It took a lot of time and strength to bring in what was needed to mine. No chain saws back then so timbers were cut by axe. The Old Miner who worked the claim before my Dad lived in town about 40 miles away from the claim. So it makes sense that once the equipment was at a working mine, why carry it back home every year when they were coming back the following year? So that could be why you may find old equipment?

[@stephaniehubbard231]

The wild flowers add that certain, je ne sais quoi to the shot. I love it 😻

[@cptnkaos5994]

I know this is going to be another , great video, from Dan

[@RichardMason-d8w]

I LOVE WATHING THI STUFF. You said comments help sooooo.

[@GSProspecting]

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

[@pappyodaniels3561]

The build ups as you film multiple days is really nice! It almost like new adventures. “The new day may be a golden one”

[@AndreaDingbatt]

Thank you for looking after the environment as well!! Happy Prospecting!!

[@carlgoldsmith5444]

3.30am here in New Zealand. Yay for insomnia.

[@terrypokorny3858]

Dan i always enjoy you vedios. You akways make is fun watching you even when you do not get a picker. I always like it when you find gold with that whoowho you do.

[@porkins1802]

Love it, thanks Reg, Dan.

[@marksawyer5920]

Some beautiful footage today....... and gold!!!

[@k1sfd1974]

DAN, YOU SHOULD… ignore the peanut gallery and keep doing your own thing; it’s brought you this far! Thanks for the great content. Stay safe & keep it up.

[@garrettmillsap]

Exactly!

[@jendor3970]

saludos desde venezuela, directamente del pueblo minero de el callao, estado bolivar, sigo todo tus videos, son increibles

[@fit_pharmd4830]

Good fever must be real. The fact that you can stare at it and just be awed even if it’s 1.34g definitely legitimizes the term “gold fever” in my book. I’ve never prospected or chased gold but if I did. I’m sure I’d catch gold fever too. They say it’s impossible not too!

[@ianmcconica9798]

I would love to see you and Jeff Williams do 2 videos together. One where he comes up to do gold hunting in your area. I would like to see the other video where you do gold hunting in his area.

[@angef9687]

Hi Reg! It's nice to finally have a face to go with the name on Sunday mornings! Thanks for another great video Dan

[@buscandooroartesanalmentes3823]

Wonderful friend, excellent adventure, your gold is beautiful 🎉🎉🎉

[@glentimmins7560]

WOW love pickerton vids. Also nice to see Reg Lab ..lol

[@michealklonowski5267]

nice gold thank you for sharing the adventure and information 😅.

[@iainnorquay5371]

Hey Dan, nice to see you again. Lovely scenery as well.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

We don't come for the camera work, it's good just to share your joy.

[@Eldenoras]

These videos are so comforting to watch, makes me happy and itches my gold fever!

[@jamesmills1500]

Pickerton looks like a great place for a goldrush-nugget-bucket, given the terrain and the fact in past videos you've mentioned that it's a bit of a hike to get down there, lugging a highbanker and a gas pump seems like a pain....might be worth looking into a nugget bucket

[@akgobears]

Ever thought about getting a few folks together someplace where you can harvest some serious gold to help to pay for rebuilding your little camp that burned down ???? Bout 4 or 5 volunteers on a little weekend trip might net you some descent gold to go a long way in doing just that...Thanks for the adventure, stay safe, be well...

[@theangrypainter826]

Wow that first clean out pan! That looks so nice.

[@MARKE911]

One day I hope to pan for gold. That would be on my bucket list. It's fun watching

[@haleyhoudini]

Dan is the man! Thanks for always taking us along on your adventures :) your passionate and thoughdul apirit is infectious!!

[@Imnoexpert69420]

I remember that rusty lead from the illegal sluice that you found. That looks very similar.

[@beez1717]

The hike you described makes me think the boar box would work well here if you had it ready to set up.

[@paulmcateer4911]

I always enjoy your content, so amazing and I love learning more about Geology! 🙌

[@matthewtracy8744]

I would absolutely love to come pan Pickerton! Don't even want to keep anything, just want to get the experience!

[@BrentBoyd-f6z]

Another great vid Dan as always and regs keep up the great work man and don't worry buddy, theirs a huge nugget at pickertin waiting for you I'm confident

[@martineastburn3679]

Ok you gold picker love it. Have a task for you when you get bored ! Gather a Black Light (think posters...) and a Sterile lamp (barbers use them) [ electric supply companies] and the Barbars is danger to eyes !!! It is short wave UV and Black light is Long Wave. Job is Luminescence of Minerals - I have a Geological Survey Bulletin 1052-C 1958 (US Printing office) 157 pages. But back to work - Look at your site at night and see if gold bearing glows ! Might be green or red but might stand out. Might be the host rock that indicates that has gold or silver in rocks... Have my copy and lamps for over 50 years ! Long time rocker. Martin

[@tanianigelwade8935]

Great job, guys.

[@josephcormier5974]

Nice gold sir thank you for sharing this six stars

[@fredbuchanan2560]

Dan, Get yourself a small digital angle gauge (used for woodworking) to help get your sluice angle dead on. Just a thought.

[@petereldergill2942]

It would be cool if you could talk about the geology of the rocks where you were. I've not seen what looks like the flat vertical rocks before. And the rocks look kinda blue?

[@Danhurd]

It is just a vertical shale, I talked about it LOTS in another video from this site.

[@glennsmallwood2130]

Just love watching you Dan

[@AndreaDingbatt]

Wow, you filmed this on my birthday, August 12th and not telling you the year,Lol!! Best wishes and kindest regards!!

[@terrybreiland4230]

Told my sister about your channel and she fell in love . Both of us are rock crazy and retired and would love to go hounding with you some time . Thanks !

[@dalepowell6815]

My guess was 7 pickers. Wow!

[@slimwantedman6694]

Good morning from Southeast South Dakota

[@cdreidp]

Thanks for these videos, I also live in BC! Always been interested in rock hunting

[@_TONY_Az]

Looking good Dan looks like your feeling well and gold looks good be safe

[@waynek921]

Good job Dan. Always enjoy your channel and watching your luck brings picking.

[@Charles53412]

I wonder if during curtain parts of the year and water level if a jet boat wouldn't be a good option to carry supplies to the site. I noticed some areas where the boat could be beached and tied off. Just a thought!

[@DavidThompson-bj7wf]

That first spot you were digging out looked like a natural sluice and you were cleaning out the bottom. No wonder all you got were the fines.

[@jfirebaugh]

Have you ever seen the videos of the back country hiking tour companies that use goats to pack gear? It is amazing how ordinary farm goats can scurry over rocks and logs while wearing saddle bags. If you ever find a claim and think, "That claim looks interesting, but there is no way I could pack equipment in there" you might consider borrowing some goats.

[@TurboMeatWagon]

I guess if you check the high banker after every tank of gas you will have an idea if it's worth the gas money or not. Love the content as always! Much love and goo luck to you all❤❤

[@thomasmckay9878]

😂🧨💥idea: get 10 highbankers at Pickerton! 2/3 of gold goes to rebuild the camp!

[@tabithagreenway3139]

Hi from Arkansas Dan! Just want to say I enjoy your channel, you're funny, informative, and entertaining. You're videos make me want to go dig up some dirt and wade thru some shallow water! Doubt I'd find any here in arkansas tho, lol. 😂

[@tabithagreenway3139]

...gold that is lol...we do have plenty of regular ol dirt 😂

[@triple_A_rockhound]

😎👍 Nippics r fun to find just a pain because there picky lol

[@Sticks017]

Man i love Pickerton videos!

[@markdarroch]

Dan?, can u give me any information as to where to purchase an Ocean picture stone necklace please? Its for my wife. ❤

[@shermantripp5246]

Check his website that's where I got my wife picture stone She was awestruck

[@kennethmiller6594]

The slow mo was cool.

[@PausePlaySoundTherapy420]

Awesome video Dan! I really want to go to Pickerton soon ❤❤❤ but we have some deadfish gold to get! Watch for us soon everyone as we embark on a gold journey into no Pans land

[@frankmacleod2565]

You're doing some amazing work out there.

[@ryancourtemanche9239]

Nice work of gold and nice video

[@eleazarfrancis4117]

Always enjoy your videos amigo

[@MikeBaxterABC]

14:35 ... Is there any way to get there by boat ... That's efficient and cost worthy??

[@chrisstewart5894]

You should try to get a pan from the tailings to see if it was the spot or the box

[@ron8947]

Hey Dan, was that you at the Lilooet Fish Ladder saving those migrating salmon? I think I saw you on Global News at 6 pm today Saturday Oct 7 passing them up the bank. Great job sir !!!!!

[@lucasreid6335]

Could you run a metal detector over your tillings to double check the pickers weren't blowing out?

[@nopelindoputraperkasa5869]

Top found gold 🇮🇩⚒️⛏️💎👍👍

[@lewislong4003]

Yet another good video, worth hitting the like button before it's really started! I wonder if a longer run of mats in a high banker would catch more gold?

[@rogerolander458]

Nice Video - Love the Frazer! But I wonder, do they allow you to haul your gear in by kayak, etc? Would that allow you to haul in a bigger sluice, pump and fuel, etc.?

[@MrNiccholas]

So 2 questions and I'm not sure if you can/would want to share the answers. I fully understand if you don't. Do you make enough prospecting to live off of, or is it more of a passion work? I'm definitely not in a place in life I could do much prospecting, but it does look like a fun hobby. Second question, and this is really the one I fully understand if you can't/don't want to disclose. Do you make more from prospecting or KZbin? I know I'm probably just being nosey, but I've always been a curious person. Please don't take offense from my questions, like I said I fully understand and can appreciate if you don't feel comfortable disclosing any of that information. I love your videos and infectiously positive attitude!

[@scottsdialyadventure1338]

A dream of getting up ther . Haven't gotten anywhere for more than two years. After hospital and dialysis dialysis beginning.. Much healthier now .. I do home dialysis sixty five hours a week.. Still go ride my BMW some Days.. Just need A partner Or 2 and? Get out there and find the gold.. I'm surprised you don't have a pinpoint or metal detector in your pocket there.?? I think you'd move a lot less empty materia..🙏🙏

[@adriantorres3221]

Does Peckers would look good Sattler solitary Rick, even better would be some nuggets. I feel the same way about silver as he does about gold, but I sure as hell not gonna be cut down chunks of lead sulfate to get silver. I’d rather buy it already refined.😊

[@apertureonline9566]

Dan I just went to the Petaluma River, way too much grass and it has mud. Mud is a clay layer, but it didnt pan well. I kept seeing yellow dots, but i would get them on my finger and none were gold. I tried three amateur times on a terrible slope, its not an actual river its a todal slough or something. I live by the american river, but just the gas. I was kinda rushing it too, i brought a huge spoon and no shovel. I wanted to snipe for gold instead, but the petaluma river is very deep, probably has sting rays too.

[@apertureonline9566]

At first, I just typed the river into Google, so it had me go to private property. When it comes to your dream claim, I think you allow gold panning correct? You just don't allow dredging or other things without a permit, while they camp out there.

[@apertureonline9566]

I have never seen this happen to you dan, there's tons of roots in the mud, I even got a caterpillar in my pan. Not a river... no sand, steep cliffs. Could even have sharks tbh

[@apertureonline9566]

I haven't seen you dredging often, I've seen you say panning can even be profitable but being realistic about it. I see the point of the permits for this reason. If I'm not mistaken though, aside from filling up your holes I'm not sure there's rules against panning from one of your claims. I just saw at the river, large dredging probably from the city. Idk it's for gold, they said its for other reasons. I could think about how we'd want to preserve the smaller cap expeditions. A house is not a mining claim. I'm not entirely sure though.

[@apertureonline9566]

On the positive side, you can gold snipe and I feel it's not only more ethical but more effective. No permits are required. Idk if they'd restrict gold based actions in a river that's essentially public, some people may own certain areas but it's a very big river, it's deep. Sluicing, I mean getting a permit isn't that hard you know? Just get a permit. Sniping is like on the top and most don't go for it. Doesn't ruin the land so much.

[@apertureonline9566]

I am afraid to dive in the petaluma river. We have the American River so idk that it matters, but the petaluma river was a great example of what doesn't work. The clumps were so heavy my tests were bad.i tried crushing them, it's mud. Clay is similar tbh, but I don't have a sluice or highbanker

[@amandapittar9398]

I love watching your videos. I will admit to slight anxiety as you pan into that river…it would just take one slip. … then you talk about 🐻, for goodness sake! Your wife must really love you to know that you will take care and not take silly risks. You make it look deceptively safe and carefree on your claim, I’m sure it’s not. You certainly earn your metals and your gems. I would love to see some of the jewelry made from the stunning landscape rocks you source. Fun video, Thankyou 😊

[@offgrid-j5c]

Hi Dan, Newfoundland here. Question; At 8;30 or so you are pointing at the crevice you were talking about. I notice the river bend and that you are in a high-pressure zone. Is that correct or is it just the camera angle. If so, and you are getting good gold I wonder what is on the other side of the river in the low-pressure zone.

[@hosseric]

I felt that a little tweaking on the highbanker would have given you a lot more gold.

[@michael-cp8vq]

just to ask have you ever thought about replacing the gas powdered generator for a solar powered generator ? or is it not feasible

[@jamesfloyd6803]

Here we go!

[@scotturquhart4311]

Dan! You should have done this, that and the other thing!!!!

[@GillesBrugnon]

Dan j'adore ton travail qui est vraiment formidable je te regarde depuis plusieurs années et je me régal toujours. Oui merci !!!😊

[@pazsion]

Why aren’t the mats deeper valley s? Wouldn’t that mean more gold with less losses?