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Congrats on the gold

Very cool adaptation,and congrats on the hunt i never really thought of using my GPX for relics.

Interesting post, thanks for putting it up Steve.

All i can say is one can only dream such a detector will one day be made but i won't hold my breath, i will just have to use what i have now and be well schooled in how my detectors work for me now.

Looks like a good start to a nice collection of GPZ gold.

Cool gold WTG.

I'll say,darn cool idea,sure would like to see it work out Richard.

It does not look like coil tape will work you would have to use to much of it witch would be a pain to get it off if you did.

Barry thanks for all your hard work on creating a great site

Good going,congrats on your first 2300 gold.

Thanks for posting the link Steve,can always use a bit more education.

Old Spanish treasure symbol,cool never done a season of 300 oz but have done 1 oz days up in the little rocky mountains using a Keene ultra mini 4 inch. dredge. works super on the fine gold up in that area it is what pays for my metal detecting trips in the winter.

Yea i remember those days.

hip stick is a good choice.

Featherdishead, I learned to dredge late in life in California and just loved it, the work was hard but the rewards were even better,nothing like hanging onto a 6 inch hose underwater and seeing the gold go up to the box, now if they ever lift the ban it will be good to get back down also it will be interesting to see what an out of state permit will now cost, now i do some dredging up in Montana and the Wyoming black hills so i can still get the fix but it is mostly long arming don,t get to go fully underwater and on air very often as the creeks i work are not that deep.

I not only do the same thing but also use the same setup at the back end of my dredge i find it easier then a shovel.

A 7000 and my trusty 4000 as back up and a gold bug pro.

Wow Fred ,sure hope it is just a faulty battery,so far now problem like that with mine.

I wear Danner army kenetic right now no problem for my gpx will have to see with my gpz no metal on the footbed but metal eyelets up past the ankle.Super comfortable for me.

Most ins.companys   have personal property riders for high dollar items like electronics (i e detectors) jewelry  art works guns and so on.

Steve, like you say an 8x11 would be good but i would like to see a 7x14 elip or even a 9x14 elip.

Your book is a great read Ray.

Russ who made the detector cover?

Nice nugget Rob,congrats.

Great honest video,I sure enjoy those guys and their vids.