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Hi folks I will be returned to the Norcal area after taking a break and will be heading out into the rivers for some sniping/ prospecting/detecting adventures for about 2 months from July 2024. Anyone keen to join the adventure would be great. Lots of walking/hiking over various terrain so fighting fit a must.Look forward to replies Thanks for reading Regards Highland Howler
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Hi forum, hopefully yaal are keeping safe.Im looking for the following mat.Its been discontinued but im gonna try anyways.I need 2 pieces and hopefully some great gold prospector out there can help me out. Mat dimensions are 8" wide 20,5" long Im looking for exactly this mat and not the blue 10" version,we dont want to cut it down. Can anyone help Many thanks Highlandhowler
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Hi Forum Not sure if this is the right place for this topic. I’m heading out Arizona way for some gold detecting, flown in from South Africa so I need some guidance.Im looking for a good claims club and BLM land to detect on. I’m visiting Wickenburg area as a starting point. Roadrunners has been suggested by a few friends. BLM land also important and options.If any one can shed some light this would be great.Off the beaten track no worries Thanks and look forward to any help offered
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So its puzzled me why panning classifiers are solely made for gold prospecting.Surely the manufacturers must be going out of business to make these items solely for the prospecting industry.Well this is not the case.I did some in depth investigation and spoke to a friend of mine in the plastics industry in China and showed him a pic of a classifier.What he came back to me with was quite interesting. Classifiers are actually made for the pyrotechnic/firework industry hence there manufacture origin in China.Kaboom and off it goes.They are used for milling black powder and other pyro ingredients.So if you want a set of classifiers and don't want to pay $24 a piece, then check out a pyro supplies store on the internet and you will be pretty surprised when the exact same classifiers /screens we purchase for prospecting cost around $12 a piece or cheaper.
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Gold Hunting Shop In Ca?
Highlandhowler replied to Highlandhowler's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
thanks for that, all manufacturers seem to be LA side,will defo make the trip soon -
Gold Hunting Shop In Ca?
Highlandhowler replied to Highlandhowler's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
Thats awesome,Thanks for the info.Im sure its worth a trip -
Alot of folk seem to be waiting patiently,I wonder whether their stock levels will be enough to feed the demand
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for sure, just my thoughts.Is there a pre order system or do we do this with our local dealer.
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Anybody know when we can expect to see them in US stores.I heard from a mate in Aussie that they are gonna be released early December(now mi mate drinks a lot of beer so im not taking his word on it) in time to fill your stocking.
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Gold Hunting Shop In Ca?
Highlandhowler replied to Highlandhowler's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
also looking at a new detector,GPZ is tempting but the price tag is kinda daunting -
Gold Hunting Shop In Ca?
Highlandhowler replied to Highlandhowler's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
Thanks for the info ,will look em up.Always better going in to a store and grabbing equipment in two hands and do comparisons and listen to some local knowledge -
Gold Hunting Shop In Ca?
Highlandhowler replied to Highlandhowler's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
looking at getting a drywash and some tools for the desert -
Has anybody got any info a good prospecting shop in Socal.
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Hi guys and girls, I need some info on where to detect in the Wickenburg area.I don t mind paying to use a claim ect.I met a few folk back in Rye patch at the nugget shoot in 2016 and wrote a few places down, and I cant find my list.Any light shed would be great.Ive travelled all the way from Scotland so time well spent would be awesome.