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Recent content by IdahoGoldGettR

  1. IdahoGoldGettR

    Gold Monster 2000 looks like game changer

    I am going to follow up on some more of her videos. She’s real and is a “go getter” type. Works hard and shares her adventures, good or bad. Thanks again. 👍
  2. IdahoGoldGettR

    Gold Monster 2000 looks like game changer

    WOW 🤩 what an amazing video! If watching this doesn’t give you gold fever, nothing will. Quite the hall for a good number of smalls. I can’t help but wonder how enjoyable it really is when you are being pestered by all those flies. Nice find. Thanks for sharing!
  3. IdahoGoldGettR

    Gold Monster 2000 looks like game changer

    Lmaoooooooooo 😂 now that’s funny. What model is this new Minelab that you are referring to? Last count I had on them was the model 7000. Way out of the pocket price for my taste.
  4. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    I agree that the source has to be nearby with the type of gold I am finding. I’ve researched and have not found any information as to whether any mineshafts or hard rock mines were established in the area. With that said, I’ll continue to dream of that “potential Motherload” as I keep plugging...
  5. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    Thank you Matt and also thank you Odanscoils. Nice to hear you got out into some nice country. Please take no offense to when I say that Boise is a nice place to visit but too “urban” for this woodland hermit. lol. It sounds like you know your detector coils. I am a novice at metal detecting and...
  6. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    Before I run my cons through a sluice or even when just panning, I like to classify my gravels with a stacked 1/2” then to a 1/4” classifier. Every once in awhile I do find a nugget that doesn’t pass through 1/4.” There’s a previous post that shows a nugget spotted in a 1/2” classifier. A rare...
  7. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    Back working my recent spot. Had to take a break with the hard rains and sore back. Yep I can relate to having back pains, especially after several hours of shoveling and bending over. Snow is virtually gone here at the claim but still some in the higher country and the more densely wooded...
  8. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    Thanks. You may be right about the sluice. I thought maybe it was the stream current causing the gold to filter to one side of the box. Thanks for pointing that out :thumbup:
  9. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    High water but still gett’n the gold. :thumbup:
  10. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    A closer visual.
  11. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    Yeah I’d have to agree with you on that one. I’ve often said that I would’ve traded all gold found on this claim for a one day visit back to the time this upper part was worked. I can only imagine the amount of gold that was recovered. :crazy: On another note, here’s a rare moment that comes...
  12. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    Well I finally got around to posting some of the old tailings on the upper part of my claim. There’s a small source of water / creek that begins three quarters of the way up this draw (as seen in the first three photos). Judging by the tailings, much of it may have been done by the Chinese men...
  13. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    That sounds like a possible winner. Again I confess that I am an inexperienced individual when it comes to metal detecting (more-so the different makes, models, coils and their uses). I have stated that high mineralization is a huge problem for this area but with such recent gold finds, the use...
  14. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    I tried the older Fisher Goldbug metal detector with zero results In finding gold. There is so much mineralization in this area with hot rocks and iron deposits that it makes detecting very difficult. I will be the first to admit that (1) I have virtually no experience in metal detecting, (2)...
  15. IdahoGoldGettR

    Yellow Stuff

    I know it’s still winter but I thought that a quick “Show & Tell” of my more chunkier gold would soothe those cold winter blues away. (y)
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