Gold Ryder

Gerry- Yeah kind of what I assumed. Im hoping if I decide to pick one up to do it in the $5500 range for stock coil and machine, ideally Id want the NF 12" or an X coil and realize that will up the price. Im on the fence on wether to keep running Micks Mod or switch into a 7000. The mod works great. Im just kind of getting lazier over time when it comes to tuning the damn thing constantly. Id love to see the 8000 come on the scene by the time I head back down to Az but we all know that story.

I just wanted to revisit this. Im gonna be in the market before spring to add to the quiver. And wondering what to expect from the "used" 7000 market these days.

Silver and more importantly silver dimes

Anybody know the significance of quartz crystals in a gold mine like that. Ive got a buddy prowling around a mine near Leadville Colorado with quartz crystals. They are in process of sampling the old adit and its dump

Like I said. Ive pulled enough gold and trash now. You are 100% wrong.

Are you saying there is no tone variance in prospecting mode or am I missing something? If so I highly disagree. But I may be misinterpreting your post.

Everywhere in Montana. They make good rattlesnake dens these days.

Notice how he is using the 6000 do do the work. Their hunting reminds me of our claims and the other places we hunt. Although 5000, mods and 7000s are used by the guys I hunt with. By far and away by ounces upon ounces upon ounces the 6000 reins as king when it comes to overall gold take. And after 4 years of using it and on a new patch I found recently. Im still learning its language. Its an absolute weapon.

Hands down the best there is. Goldseeker5000 turned me on to them a couple years ago. We hunt in alot if cactus and sharp rocks in Montana and Arizona. They stay in place, comfortable and highly protective. I wouldnt be without them. In fact I own three pair. Just in case.

Yes that is the way!

Found these yesterday 6/7 with the 6000. Thought Id share for the new sub forum. The 6000 is a new patch workhorse. Share yours!

I terrorize the fish here in Montana for my clients.

Maybe then but Ive detected a couple thousand nuggets from .024 to almost a half an ounce, with the 6000 and never have used a pin pointer. By the time you are done dinking around pinpointing I will be on another target or two. One of my partners packs a monster around in trashy areas for a discriminator and that makes sense. Now if we start talking The 5000 and 7000 with big coils thats a different story.

One of the patches we are hunting in right now has alot of pwood in it. Ill have to pick some up today and take a look.

Spent a month in this badboy in AZ with Goldseeker5000 this winter. Worked great. Even held up to winds. Here in Montana I use a hard side camper a 1973 Land commander (the general) because of grizzlies.