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California Mini Gets Gold (on Such A Cold Winter's Day)


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It's never too cold, to go and dig gold I have often said. I took out the California Mini (on such a cold winter's day) with below freezing temperatures. I ran the unit non-stop for 2 1/2 hours, as I was afraid that if I shut the water flow off, my riffles would freeze up and my electric pump wouldn't start again. So, after I fired my last shovel into the highbanker, I quickly removed the sluice and ran the concentrates into a waiting container. It worked flawlessly.😁

 

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Great hunt and wish it was warmer for you.

Nice to see some more for you to add to your collection, looks like about 2 grams of flour.

Good luck on your next outing and stay safe out there.

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On 10/27/2023 at 12:25 AM, Valens Legacy said:

Great hunt and wish it was warmer for you.

Nice to see some more for you to add to your collection, looks like about 2 grams of flour.

Good luck on your next outing and stay safe out there.

I wish it was 2 grams. It's looks are deceiving because it's flour gold. I am guessing 1/3 gram.

 

Heavy pans...........

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