TOP 5 PLACES | To Find Gold in NY State - ask Jeff Williams

[@SCW1060]

I love all of your videos but what I love the most is when you are serious and teaching geology to us.

[@scotchbeef6078]

yeah cant beat a bit of jeffucation but we still need the gold fever crazy jeff lol

[@ajones9740]

1😊😊q+😊😊

[@francismusso7644]

Jeff, I live near keuka Lake a finger Lake in Upstate N.Y.. After years of prospecting I've found most of the Gold is in the South end of the lakes, and in the creeks that run from east to west through the glacial gravels that were deposited. The greatest amount of gold is found on the east side of the lakes.. Have found great gold and up to 1/4 " nuggets on the east side of Keuka.. Tremendous amounts in the bed rock cracks, and a 3" suction dredge does great for those cracks

[@Askjeffwilliams]

that must be off of the 54 right next to Wayne before it joins up with the west branch

[@jessyoungquest]

yupper---- Mill Creek, My Back Yard-- headin down later today and pan a bit--- see what happens !!

[@DNMEBOY]

I live near there. I might have to check it out once I get some gear. Been meaning to try fishing Mill Creek near the bridge at the intersection.

[@stickmanismyhero5316]

Love the geology lessons you give me I'm a heating and air conditioning tech with a passion for dire and rocks. Its youtube channels like this that keep me happy lol

[@jasonfried8821]

Thanks for this one! For a guy that lives in northern PA, this gives a spark of hope that i could find a little gold closer to home. I love to pan for gold but feel like theres no point unless im travelling west (many miles). Im north enough here that we still had some glacial melt. It would be a helluva thrill just to find a few specks right at home! Cheers, and thanks for all the great videos.

[@KevinSimpson-u7m]

Im located just off i-90 and 787. I know of a few spots that I always had a feeling, but never expected the Hudson and tributaries would! I might be a little too far south, but the bedrock has a bunch of different pressure waves in it. A few small feeder streams get deposits of sand bars id like to pan for fine material. You have sparked positive possibilities!! Stay tuned

[@jasensherwood1707]

Excellent Jeff! As always I am blown away by your knowledge and passion. Thank you for being humble and sharing this info with us!

[@josephgambale7328]

Would it be worth trying to look in Taghkanic NY?

[@otrdriver6767]

My wife and I were up at the rivah ( river ) in Maine the other day. Prior to starting digging I jumped into it and said.....YEAH YOUR GUNNA GET WET. Folks liked it.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

works on so many different levels

[@Joanne111]

I love watching you I remember seeing you for the first time on KZbin while I was with my then partner in the USA. Love your adventures

[@2a-pew-pew-papa685]

Finally a detailed answer of where to find gold here in upstate NY, I'm up in the ADK'S and I'm on the hunt for some shiny,haven't found any yet,but that doesn't discourage me,I'll find if it's here. Thnx Jeff and Slim. Gea!

[@gchammertime1557]

Any luck? Im in adks

[@2a-pew-pew-papa685]

@@gchammertime1557 Sadly No. But i have a 2 year old son, so I've been quite busy as of late. Someday, I'd like to get a little dredge on the Hudson River in Northern Warren County and work in the shallow waters. Good Luck if you try.

[@RebeccaBurt-b3d]

Hi i live across the rd from a mine they crush vranite and quartz for stine dust. Can i send pics?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

yes

[@onewhitestone]

Ohhh, now yur talkin about my neck of the woods. I have done some panning in the Catskills, I am currently looking at a gravel mine, want to get to the bedrock. You know why? You better know. If I find some gold, I will let you know. I have also been in Vermont, they have some gold there too. Thanks for the tips Jeffery, your the best.

[@soulreaper6105]

I live out in Oneonta NY I was raised in between 2 county's Schoharie county and Otsego county . I've have Always had a feeling there In the lower part of the valleys there would be some gold but have not had a chance or the time to do some prospecting . and i'm a newb . But thanks for the inspiration .

[@BullProspecting]

Hello! I can help you if you would like? I can bring my equipment & also teach you some of my personal panning techniques! I installed a ton of Fence in that area when I was a Forman at AFSCO!

[@jshilohshea381]

looks like I have some traveling to do !! thanks for covering NY !!

[@scottcarpenter2317]

Hello Jeff and slim this video was great, good info. Will pass this on to friends up there.

[@kylelee8439]

I live in steemburg NY by Allegheny state park do you think I could find gold there?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

yes but very fine

[@Gaero115]

I live in hadley ny sacandaga whats the best place to go?

[@irvingbrown2389]

How’s it going Jeff? I live in upstate NY , I actually just purchased property in Lexington, N.Y., the scoharie creek is right across the street from my property. I’ve been metal detecting for several years now and absolutely love it. I like to preferably hunt older private property that hopefully hasn’t been detected before and has some history and age to it. Obviously you can’t always have perfect places but the Catskill mountains are full of history and anyone who truly loves the hobby knows your unlikely to strike it rich and be able to retire or live some lavish lifestyle, most who detect do it for the love of getting out in nature and the thrill of finding something that hasn’t been touched in sometimes hundreds of years. Most things have a story to tell, either about the item or the area it’s found or all of those together. I just came across your channel and it caught my interest, you seem pretty knowledgeable. I just subscribed and look forward to checking out some of your other videos and hope to learn some good tips. I’ve always wondered if there was gold in the countless streams and creeks and the Hudson River is really close to where I live although never considered looking for gold there, I believe it would be a daunting task and I’m not sure of the laws but know you aren’t supposed to metal detect within so many feet of the river besides there are countless crystal clear streams and creeks to look in and I’m well aware of how this area was formed and know there must be glacial deposits of gold throughout N.Y., and my guess is there are places that may have decent amounts of gold. Throughout my years of growing up in NY I’ve fished since I could walk and have spent a lot of time in various streams and creeks and remember seeing a lot of the signs they gold may be present. Lots of quartz and other heavy sediments. I live near the old Catskill Game Farm now. Do you know of any good places either near wear I am now or where I’ll be moving? And to begin doing this should I make my own portable sluse box ? Do you have any ideas or things you know of that you could suggest and that have worked? And how much gold can you find in a day? I know for the most part your probably digging crevices, have you found anything sizable and what’s the most you’ve found in a day? With gold prices at an almost record high even small amounts add up fast. Thanks for sharing your information and I look forward to checking out more of your channel and look forward to hopefully hear from you.

[@marshallkohlhaas80]

good luck hearing from him....

[@gennarolombardi1067]

Dude knows his stuff. His videos are good. They are Educational and plus he is enthusiastic 👌

[@darrylvandewalle5405]

Where abouts in the finger lakes would you look for gold? Look along lakeshore or?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

Southern end where the outwash flows out of the Terminal Moraine

[@darrylvandewalle5405]

Ask Jeff Williams northern end would contain no gold since there’s no out wash?

[@GramCanyonSam]

New York, Now that's close to home of petey and myself, back in the day we mucked around a few times in upstate NY. But the gold is very plentiful and pure across the border in Vermont 😁⛏ Petey always pulls back to. We have some friends mining some incredible Crystal's there rite now though. Cheers Jeff thanks for the information you provide for everyone.

[@GramCanyonSam]

Side note to Boston "hometown" has an incredibly old jewelry district also and has made my day once or twice 😎⛏⛏

[@JamesKlukas-lu7xd]

Jeff , there's a guy out of N Wisconsin who works the Lake Superior shoreline , gathering black sand which collects in bands parallel to the shore line. This guy has developed an eeficient technique to recover the teensy weency flakes . He's modified the gold cube cleverly to work the black sand into a concentrate. Back in his shop he runs the concentrate over a miller table...his channel's called " Flour gold wizards " ...thanks

[@kaywhygg6980]

Im in Staten Island and have been dying to pan for gold but i always figured i would never find any gold anyway i used to play around with metal detectors but that was so long ago i have a better grasp now maybe ill find some gold! There is a story i think it was very early 1900s maybe late 1800s a man digging a hole for a fence post in todt hill and found a cast iron pot filled with Spanish gold coins it was in the newspaper in that time i saw the article at the library on one of those microfilm reels. If only id be that lucky!

[@BullProspecting]

If you don't look for it, it will never be found! You will find a Great Treasure one day!🙏🏆🏆🏆

[@DNMEBOY]

Yep, there are massive rocks just sitting in the strangest places in the Adirondacks. I’ve always wondered about whether it was worth trying to hunt for gold. I’m thinking I might be picking up a somewhat budget friendly metal detector, even if only to find old items from the past. I’m just not sure what to look for in a detector, or what is worth buying.

[@wheeler56]

I’m moving to Saratoga. Any areas I should look for

[@joenow9599]

Gold Occurrences in New York State Although gold is known to occur in New York State a law dating back to the birth of the United States in 1776 dictates that any gold found in the state will remain the property of the State of New York. The effect of this law that is still on the books has acted as a damper on any efforts to find gold. Even if you were to find gold in your own backyard if you read the fine print on your deed you will find that gold does not belong to you but to the state. Efforts are now being made to change that law to date it is still in effect. Not only gold is affected by this law, but so is silver. Plainly the law says all gold and silver deposits found in New York will remain the property of the state. This law has been amended several times over the years allowing the finder of a gold deposit a period of several years to work his claim. Is this true???

[@BullProspecting]

Unfortunately it is true. GPAA has a lawsuit against Albany at this very moment!🙏

[@johncelidonio8725]

Hey Jeff how's it going my name is John celidonio up until now I've been hesitant to leave a comment I've been watching your videos for the past couple years now I just wanted to say thank you you have helped me and giving me a little knowledge to find gold keep doing what you're doing sir and I look forward to the next video

[@ericpabst1311]

I used to live in New York State for 22yrs. I’ve always was wondering if there was any gold still left in New York State. Thank u for the vid. It will help in the long run. Thank you

[@Dandan-ef5mh]

Awesome VIDEO man!!!!Thanks

[@tomshively5419]

I'll be in the Adirondacks soon Jeff..thanks for the tip..good video!

[@shawncooper7086]

I'm from a very small town in Yates county New York. Have you found gold in Yates county New York. The very small town only has two churches and a volunteer fire department and highway department two campgrounds and a town hall and a town park.town is next to Penn Yan and next to Branchport and Middlesex and Rushville NY. we have to drive to Penn Yan or Canandaigua for groceries and gas and jobs and in case of emergency have to the hospital in Penn Yan or Canandaigua for a emergency kids in the town has to go to school in Middlesex and Rushville and Penn yan to go to school.

[@dobos420]

Good video Jeff very informative I don't live anywhere near New York I'm stuck here in Missouri where there's no gold well in Southwest Missouri there's no gold anyway thank you for sharing

[@lisafarr2317]

Awesome vid jeff. U tell it how it is n its all interesting, helpful n funny.

[@californiamotherlodeprospect]

If I ever visit NY, I'm packing my goldpan! Thanks Jeff!

[@randydrake8108]

I'll be packing my De Walt portable vacuum to hit the cracks in the sidewalks of New York !!!

[@123spleege]

excellent video on glacier deposits. I love the geology vids!!! I'm waiting for a reissue of your book.

[@syedmuhammadahsanali8349]

Jeff keep up the great work. I come around some black rocks and when in night light of a torch put on them small speckles shine like stars. What type of rock is that? Also find marble in nearby rocks as well.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

could be a schistose based rock

[@syedmuhammadahsanali8349]

@@Askjeffwilliams thanks a lot. Any possibility of gold there?

[@jesseandrew.knappknapp9447]

I live in Kingston New York near the Catskills thank you I'm on it

[@Askjeffwilliams]

keep us posted

[@genejr271]

I could use some help with what I have found

[@scotts2089]

Hello just starting to look for gold in upstate Ny. So what about lake ontario Hamlin beach area? Great to watch you. Thanks.

[@Jakieboysmom]

I'm confused... I belong to a rock and mineral club. A fellow member is into gold panning. I live near a river in NY. He told me not to pan for gold it's illegal. He sent me this: New York is certainly not the place to prospect if you would like to get rich. There is gold in New York, but according to state law, all gold and silver found in the state is the property of the state. Even claim holders and landowners are not entitled to keep any precious metals that they find. ( He pans for gold in other states)

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you could always pan for " Gravel " Lol

[@tdubveedub]

Good video!!! I love the part about 47th and Rockefeller. Who Knew? Jeff Williams, THAT'S WHO!!!

[@rmcnasty7319]

Hello Jeff Thank you for the info, That makes sense. I'm planning a Trip To the andirondacks . For Site seeing , I had no idea there was gold in them hills. I better bring my new 1 quart Snfter bottle ,I made. Ever do any panning around Dawson. A lot of shiny up there. A video , with you Going to Dawson or anywhere in a big RV, Mining for Gold , it should share you to RV Channels, might bring up subs. Where can I find large gold nuggets , just hearing them clunkers rolling around bottom of pan. I'd do the happy dance, And Screem. I GOT THE GOLD, RUNNING IN CIRCLES. GOT TO BE A STREAM WITH SOME NUGGIES. Keep up the work. Mine Safe ,

[@larrysylvester6795]

Thanx Jeff for sharing that info enjoyed it

[@ShellyAnn1a]

I'll stick with the Bohemia gold district out here on the west coast. When you do look for gold you can find it almost in any crack or under almost any rocks in the streams. You can also find gold flakes in the moss that grows on the rocks, especially where there is some runoff. One trip, I rinsed some moss out and ended up with about 200mg of flakes that I recovered from the dirt that washed out of the moss. Once done washing the moss out, replace it where you peeled it from, if at all possible. If I can get back on my feet, I am going to give it a try after it starts raining again. It is fun and when I found gold in the past, I kind of got a little excited about or at least a big thrill. But, you have to be careful, there are a lot of active mining claims and the owners do not take it to kindly if you trespass even if it is by accident. Had one miner get really bent out of shape when I stopped to do some fishing in a nice eddy below some big boulders. Oh well, have fun, enjoy your videos.

[@MichaelTee-n8g]

Do explain to me how water freezing, causes gauges in bedrock? The glaciers weren’t being dragged across the ground.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

the glaciers were advancing and retreating with ice age advancement and warmer climate melting causing them to slowly move over 80 to 90 thousand years

[@tammypatton8800]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.⛏ you’re the best

[@glenncollins4896]

Love your videos always learn something. Thanks

[@cribbsprojects]

Welcome to NYC bro. Now take me back to Nevada with you! Livin' on a glacial esker here in Brooklyn..

[@rondonahue5509]

Hello Jeff thanks for answering the question about NY state. Like you I've sent a lot of time in the education system and I appreciate your presentation style ie package with useful information only LoL

[@gjr7854]

Your continent is very informative, thank you for the information

[@Askjeffwilliams]

My pleasure!

[@DrippyZe]

how do you know when to start digging a shaft?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

sampling the area , research and instinct

[@DR_SOLO]

Jeff has a whole video about that very topic, search thru his videos on his channel . Come on now, you if you don't know the A-U guru has a video for just about any and eventing on how to find that butter,

[@tattoofthesun]

You’re the man. I’m in Rochester NY - I’m dying to get out there and find me some pickers. Holy SHIST. I heard that the adirondacks has good stuff. I’m near Letchworth state park.

[@nwtraveler5266]

It was refreshing to hear you talk normal about this instead of the usual silliness.

[@nerfninja661]

I live in the "greater Rochester" area in the creeks around here I find gold in all sorts of silty bottom creeks panning not as much the canal but the areas where it's mixed with medium rocks is best I have payed bills before by finding a few popcorn kernal nuggets

[@mattdangelo172]

I live in the rochester area on a creek near lake Ontario if you would like to contact me about your thoughts on gold.

[@mattdangelo172]

High lord of dank please see me message below

[@mattdangelo172]

High lord of dank contact me if interested. I live on a creek in the rochester area.

[@nerfninja661]

@@mattdangelo172 look up mining laws in nys

[@oldtimetinkering74]

That's really interesting on 47 and Rockefeller. Never heard about that one before. Great vid. Always love new info.

[@robertcolvinjr.3525]

Great video. Are there places to look for gold in the Niagara Falls NY area. Thank you

[@rogerdalesk]

Could you do a video of gold in Ohio? I've asked before about the glacier that cut through eastern Ohio that may have deposited gold. If it come through Canada, there is a good chance it may have left and deposited something, Thank you!

[@robloyst4514]

Niagara Falls ny here. Wonder if we have any up here?

[@markholland5767]

Good video jeff,,as always your the man. And I didn't know slim could play the guitar like that....

[@amandavanorman2164]

Interesting stuff but I’d like to ask what about areas in the Saint Lawrence river valley

[@GeminiGem55]

Jeff, great video, plus it reminded me to ask you about “location and geology” specifics. You mention the geology at certain locations in New York. Would the same hold true for locating gold in any state if said state had the same geological features?

[@mj9608]

awesome vid jeff, great to see you travelling. loved slim rocking out at the end haha

[@donaldbedore3026]

Jeff what about the Black River inlet s?

[@michealklonowski5267]

Jeff I live in ohio and Kelly's island have a lot of glacier groves and I am glad to see you out here near us And thank you for sharing.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha

[@Dusky_The_Husky]

Except for NY has a very old law called the "Kings law" stating that "Any gold or silver you find in the state, belongs to the state". Nobody ever does this, but your technically under law to surrender your findings to the state. Even if your a homeowner and find gold on your own property, it's against the law to keep it. We really need to get this overturned!

[@Askjeffwilliams]

wow .....I thought we did'ny have Kings anymore

[@BullProspecting]

The GPAA has a lawsuit against Albany at this very moment!🙏

[@Dusky_The_Husky]

@@BullProspecting that's awesome! Hopefully it helps warren counties/ Adirondacks. 😎👍

[@AMorgan57]

I read recently about the Georgia Gold Rush, and would love to hear Jeff visit that region and talk to us about it.

[@vindivergilio3482]

Jeff, I live in Oswego, NY whick is northwest of Syracuse on Lake Ontario, right near where the Oswego River dumps into the lake. I have been prospecting & panning various locations on both the river up to the lake for a few years now with minimal luck. 99.9% of the gold I have found is very small and not very much of it either. I try to stick to the exposed bedrock along the river, especially in the 2 or 3 mile stretch between Fulton and Minetto Bridge which is where I have found most of what I have found. Are you aware of any other areas around here that may 'pan's out? One thing I do find alot of and what I mean alot of is this fine shiny black .material that looks like finly crushed up kitchen strainer size coal. I am almost 100% sure that it is not coal, because under a 20x powered computer microscope, the grains are almost smooth round 'balls'. It is heavy but isn't magnetic, and acts like gold in my pan, collecting like gold does along the bottom of the front riffle. I average about 1/4 - 1/2 of a teaspoon of this in almost every pan. The pieces are like I said, very small. Any idea of what it might be? This coming spring/summer, I plan on concentrating my prospecting activities around the small islands on the river in Fulton, as I have heard stories about there being a good amount of gold there. These islands are only accessible with a small boat and I recently picked up a 14' aluminum john boat in December. Are there any other areas you might know or heard about in this areaf? Thank you.

[@Askjeffwilliams]

I would try the south eastern edges of the finger lakes

[@BullProspecting]

This black material could be silver. If I where you i would try melting it then pouring it into a cone mold. After its poured, wait for it to cool down then smash the slag off of it. After you get it cleaned off bring it to the jewelry store and they can test it! It sounds like you have a silver led mix. NY is LOADED with led & silver! You may be onto a big one sir!🏆🏆🏆

[@patriciadurrantbradford3389]

Hey Jeff, I found a nice nugget in Brooklyn NY (shoreline)... Imbedded in quart and some kind of iron material... Would love to show you.... Thanks for the history and education 😊. I'm keeping seeking...more GOLD!

[@donaldrobbins7439]

Hey Jeff great video. How about doing NC next

[@zoeybean1]

Do not forget Black River Watertown NY. Fine gold there

[@yankees29]

Wow my friends from college were from there. Black River is up there! Mark and Fred were there names I believe. Nice guys.

[@michaelburns9172]

My son and I want to buy a detector where should we start?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

get a hold of the Gold Lady ( Retta ) and tell them we sent ya ....she will take care of ya and answer all your questions. [phone] thegoldladystore.com/

[@shaunvillalobos5983]

Can i find gold here in the Hudson valley in Dutchess county

[@davidmoser9384]

Thanks jeff really enjoy your time involved with these u tubes and love the information your very wise ...got my gold pan kit and I'm ready to go!!! So let's go🙂😎!!!

[@GEO-CHRIST]

I’m moving to the middle of South Carolina on lake Murray. I’ve just started doing some research and what areas would you considered go spots. That you

[@jeffpistritto9524]

Would there be any gold in the glacier rock deposits on the north coast of long island , like the rocky point area ?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

yes

[@danielorourke7991]

i like the video and will look for it just tell them i got it in vt. thanks for the places you mentioned

[@Dramure]

Another question where in nevada could you live and be able to go walking around and find gold lying around in the hills?

[@paulmoney6142]

Hi Jeff, I've been watching your videos for a long time. I have to say all your shows are great it has been an inspiration to me. Happy hunting

[@Askjeffwilliams]

thanks Paul

[@kennynvake4hve584]

I never hear anything about long island NY....I would like to know if, and where is there gold on long island.

[@tommygreen4518]

Jeff we have a large creek that runs aggressively through our property on keuka lake with side banks 40,50ft tall in areas then last portion is amazing with shall falls and deep pools, also very irregular path, is this a potential area I should consider looking for gold? If so how do I get started

[@STEVEN-qe1yt]

Is there gold on the south side of Lake Ontario?

[@cliffryan4316]

hey jeff i have a question i see a metal detector whites coin detector im wondering if price matters on buying one i bought one off a yard sale a whites eagle 11 i looks old just curous i need one i can afford but will find gold

[@michaelschwartze3591]

What about Missouri and the Ozark Mountain Range.. Anything there?

[@jasondunn846]

What about the Buffalo, Niagara Falls area? Erie County and Niagara County.

[@Bolognamonster]

Could the mowhawk river contain gold?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

yes

[@jaycox8305]

Love the video, but for all you NYer's like me, keep all you gold you find in NY State on the low. By NY state law all gold found in NY belongs to the state. Also The first and only Gold mine in NY was just outside of Ellenville, NY in mamakating NY. I use to live on that mountain. The mine was closed down due to too much lead and supposedly not much Gold. The mountain also has a high water table. We lived almost to the top and had a spring on our land with water shooting out of the ground year round.

[@outdoorwally8430]

I have been in the mine and recovered gold. Now they have sealed off the entrance...

[@hughdillon6166]

Awesome info 👌

[@DewDroppedDiamondsInTime]

Hey J hows it a goin

[@concernedcitizen780]

There were 11,000 claims made to the Secretary of State in New York. Only 1 of those claim has actually been found to be true. The finder of this gold was a man named Truman Hurd. He fought in the revolution . Paid for everything with gold. When he died they had to find his relatives to give them the gold. Good book is “ Gold in the Adirondacks”

[@yankees29]

We have a house up in Margaretsville. I bet there is gold up in that area too.😂

[@smokeo007]

Hey Jeff, what about the glacial pools in the pine island black dirt area?

[@livewire6925]

Yes I love the educational aspect of these vids!

[@Bushwaker-sv9kl]

Is it natural to find gold flacks in New York that has a red like color to it. It tested to see if it gold it bend like gold

[@billbuffalo8246]

Is it not rusty metal?...

[@bobbyboston9155]

nice video sonny Jim. ever get out to Genoa NV? I'm 10 minutes away. not nessicarlly a gold producing town as I'm sure you know but is Nevada's 1st settlement. holds Nevada's oldest bar.

[@grumpymachinist6061]

Best one yet, I wish you would do all you'r vids this way and slow down on the goofyness , thank you.

[@knowncupid7538]

so its legal in new york to prospect? I'm finding conflicting information, that's why I'm asking

[@Askjeffwilliams]

NY laws change all the time so .....

[@paulvillafranca1876]

Jeff, can you tell me if there is gold in western New York?

[@Askjeffwilliams]

yes

[@paulvillafranca1876]

@@Askjeffwilliams perfect, thanks

[@petecrabtree6734]

Once again thank you for all the information that you give it's very helpful. You're one smart feller Sunny Jim 😁👍

[@xjunkxyrdxdog89]

Is there anywhere that I can search for anything interesting on long island?

[@gibsonbrigh]

Love the information. Thanks

[@Askjeffwilliams]

you betcha

[@garylawlor2288]

Very interesting 👍 thanks Jeff

[@JohnJohnson-qp9si]

Gotta love slim and his boys closing out this one. Jeff I had no clue slim could play such a MEAN Axe.

[@SunTzuLao]

I pan a certain place at a terminal moraine by lake Ontario, where you can see a cross section of the glacial deposits on the glacial deposit cliff that has been eroded by the lake. You can see where there must have been an outflow stream and the deposits of heavies at the bottom. I have found nice garnets, a small emerald, tons of black sand and ultra fine gold that I lose mostly lol. Haven't settled on a way to extract it. Might get an old centrifuge. Found a glacial irregular packed with some sort of slivery metallic ore also, it's in quartz, very high melting point, think it's that arsenic loaded stuff but not sure.

[@BullProspecting]

Get yourself a gold cube. Be sure all material is Classified first to be very small. Then run it through the gold cube. Make sure the water pressure is not to strong.. This will help you recover that super fine gold!

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

I'm not far from the fingers lakes I'm going to take a trip over there and fill a few pans and crack open a bottle of wine from the region. Thanks Jeff!