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Gambler, from the little I've seen theres nails a plenty for all up and around that river.

 

My wonderful sweet understanding kindhearted (are you reading this baby) wife will be out of the country in China for a month beginning around the second week in June and I've pretty much told everyone else if they need anything they are going to have a tough time finding me, I'm going detecting. 

 

I probably need to head home here and there to do laundry, but I'm going to spend as much time as i can in the Sierra s and n nevada depending on how things go while indulge guilt free. Im not sure exactly what day I'm heading up but it'll be in that ball park.

Clark

look for me, I'll be the guy with all the nails.

Rick, ahhhh I know so little... I've been digging it all in the desert, except some of the wash areas are so filled with rusted tin and nothing else that I give up and move on. The one time I tried the zed just below downieville on the yuba river I was overwhelmed by square nails, this was my very first outing with the gpz so I moved on to rye patch area for a little easier detecting I thought, but next month I am planning to take on the nails again and I have a much better understanding of the gpz, so I'm planning on finding a much higher grade of hand forged nail... A whole keg of em. I've not yet hunted an area I'd refer to as a patch yet, but that's mostly been a lack of time to go hunt.

hey, back off. the Yuba is my nail collecting heaven.

let me know when you are up there, I know some nailolicious areas. I could show you.:-)

Lets not forget, gold is a consumable. it's in your smartphone, your computer, and many parts in your car. I throw away parts every day that have some gold content. like any commodity, it's price will rise and fall.  but will probably trend up long term.

is there an iPhone app like backcountry navigator?

seriously, how in the heck did we get to the point in this nation where the producers, the doers, the makers are the bad guys? sheesh, we are lucky to have people to stand up to the blm.

nice rock though

I get lost driving home sometimes

this story is completely worthless with out directions to said mine.

nice, that would look really nice framed by nails. pm me if you need some nails.

not bad for a guy with two left hands. can I come with you sometime, I promise to only find nails.

just follow all the claims, that's where the gold is.

if I was holding the detector, any detector, anywhere, it'd be a nail.

cause I'm the king of nails.

wow

thank you barry

you guys need to eat big. we get minerals from food not water. eat regularly, and drink water even if you are not thirsty. take a lunch or a complete energy bar with you(or several) and snack often. dont wait until you feel weak. and drink lots of water.

I'll be there Saturday, if I can find it.

nice, but it would have been bigger if you found it with a gpz7000! :-)

• we're all too envious. nice nuggie.

the american md makers had better come out with something new soon or go the way of the dinosaur. I like these, and the nokta stuff too. but that gpz at 10k, might as well be a million.

There's a show in Stockton coming up soon. Closest to Nor California you will get this year.

is it the gpaa show in march 7-8? I'll make that. thanks

do they ever have those in norcal?

black sand is the problem. I'm running 4 inches of drop and full water pump out put. when the riffles pack up I feel like if I don't clean up I'll lose gold. do you guys think I should increase the drop. using 1 inch per foot now. and thanks for the replys.

what are your opinions on highbanker cleanout times? I like to clean it out after about 10 buckets, of course it depends on the type of material, and how the riffles are running. a friend says he does it at the end of the day, end of the day for us would be 80 to 100 buckets. 

looks like pop rocks candy

Greece will move the price of gold higher.