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Guess The Price of the GPZ 7000 ?
Sourdough Scott replied to Sourdough Scott's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
Lol. And it is the same with or without the 7000. But your wrong about the drinking. I quit drinking. I started gulping. -
Guess The Price of the GPZ 7000 ?
Sourdough Scott replied to Sourdough Scott's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
Jim, thank you for the interest. But I was just kidding about the Grubstake. I wouldn't want to borrow from someone I don't know nor they know me. I wish I could afford to get the 7000. Not in the cards right now. I would be willing to bet though I could do well in my area with one. I think the first detectorists with the 7000 will do real well on all of the old past producing patches and find new patches on the border fringe areas of the original patch. Im hoping I can be one. But only if it is meant to be. As far as character references. Yes I am a character. Only other things I would need is a shovel, pick and a strong back. I have all three. As far as a cut of that just depends. -
Guess The Price of the GPZ 7000 ?
Sourdough Scott replied to Sourdough Scott's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
My resume. I love gold. I love to detect. I've found gold big and small. I know where big gold still is. I want to find it. The end. -
Steve H. Speaking in Reno
Sourdough Scott replied to Sourdough Scott's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
Sorry we don't video the meetings. -
My feelings exactly. You nailed it Steve. Great post!
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Steve H. Speaking in Reno
Sourdough Scott replied to Sourdough Scott's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
I also want to thank Chris Ralph for his great presentation on turquoise last night. The group really enjoyed it. THANK YOU CHRIS! -
So What is This Stuff?
Sourdough Scott replied to Reno Chris's topic in Rocks, Minerals, Gems & Geology
Could be the Gold Rush bubble gum. -
My Take On The Minelab GPZ 7000
Sourdough Scott replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
I live and detect at over a mile high in elevation. Sometimes cold temperatures. I wonder if that would be a issue ? -
Detector Insurance
Sourdough Scott replied to Rick K - First Member's topic in Metal Detector Advice & Comparisons
I had a few gold prospecting related bumper stickers on my rig. I thought people might see those and draw some attention. So I peeled them off. When you carry expensive detectors. No need to stick out. -
Official Minelab GPZ 7000 Sales Brochure
Sourdough Scott replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
With that. I'm out the door with the 5000. Hoping to score the 6 oz nugget to be able to purchase a 7000. Nothing like detecting in the high Sierra in February. We need a March miracle Storm. -
Highbanker Cleanout Opinions
Sourdough Scott replied to gambler's topic in Gold Panning, Sluicing, Dredging, Drywashing, Etc
One thing I wanted to add. I like to see the heavy material below my riffles "Dancing Around". Not blowing out or clogging up. Just dancing. -
I agree with what Fred. Get in a group of detectorists that know their craft. You can pick up so many pointers and somewhat shorten your learning curve. Watching YouTube videos on your machine can also give you tips. Then get the many hours of hands-on experience with your detector. And your hard work can be rewarded. If you are on the right real estate.
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Highbanker Cleanout Opinions
Sourdough Scott replied to gambler's topic in Gold Panning, Sluicing, Dredging, Drywashing, Etc
What I'm saying about that is. Lots of people shut down the highbanker to many times to see what gold the might have in the box. The box then looses all of it's water. Then they poke around the box, looking for gold. Then start it up again, big rush of water. Your fines go blowing out the end. Nothing wrong with my sluice. Just me. -
My Take On The Minelab GPZ 7000
Sourdough Scott replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
And to add to Kens post. Would you need 2 wireless modules to have dual speakers? -
Highbanker Cleanout Opinions
Sourdough Scott replied to gambler's topic in Gold Panning, Sluicing, Dredging, Drywashing, Etc
I've encountered bs issues also. Clean up more often! 5 gallon bucket your cons. Go through them at home. No sense wasting your time in the field messing with them. I always check my inspection matting to see if you are still in the paylayer. Remember don't put too much drop on the sluice. Or too much volume of water thru it. A too steep sluice will lose fines. Also stopping and starting a power sluice, gold will drop down the riffles. So avoid that if possible. -
My Take On The Minelab GPZ 7000
Sourdough Scott replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
Just wondering about the battery life. How many hours? And how much would the GPS and Maps features eat into the battery life each day. Does the Super D coil act like a mono coil on the 5000? -
Guess The Price of the GPZ 7000 ?
Sourdough Scott replied to Sourdough Scott's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
Alright, who wants to Grubstake me???? -
So What is This Stuff?
Sourdough Scott replied to Reno Chris's topic in Rocks, Minerals, Gems & Geology
Nevada gold with a caliche coating. -
Guess The Price of the GPZ 7000 ?
Sourdough Scott replied to Sourdough Scott's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
I have the sdc2300 and 5000. Unless I get one hefty lump. I won't be purchasing a 7000 anytime soon. As much as I would love to. -
Half Pounder With Cheese
Sourdough Scott replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
Steve is in the news again... http://www.wptv.com/news/local-news/water-cooler/steve-herschback-prospector-finds-gold-nugget-valued-at-20k-in-alaska -
Guess The Price of the GPZ 7000 ?
Sourdough Scott replied to Sourdough Scott's topic in Minelab Metal Detectors
I was waiting for the $1 answer. -
Instead of everyone getting all cranky, waiting for the new GPZ 7000. Let's make the wait more tolerable. Guess the new Price!!! The winner gets??? Well half of nothing. Unless Steve H or anyone has some Minelab swag to sweeten the pot. Closest to the MAP without going over. I guess $ 8450.00.
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A Detector For Mom In Law
Sourdough Scott replied to Sourdough Scott's topic in Metal Detector Advice & Comparisons
So I'm guessing that Minelab has a new entry level detector on the horizon. Always excited to see what Minelab has to showcase. -
Who Here Is A Switch Hitter?
Sourdough Scott replied to azblackbird's topic in Metal Detector Advice & Comparisons
Well, if you like girl nuggets and boy nuggets equally. You might be a switch hitter. Bahahaaa.