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I love to watch you and your inventions!

Nice

Thats a cool little highbanker you built! Heavy Pans!!!

Thats a cool little highbanker you built! Heavy Pans!!!

Where can you find them

Way bigger chunky bits, I love my trommel too. It was based on your clay busting bucket trommel. Now a bit bigger, 60 lt bucket. , it still gets clogged with organics, but a stiff brush as I go. It can move some serious material, the best is 2 cubic metres in a day by myself. Love your designs and your constant modifications. Cheers Alan, regards Andy Poverty prospecting Australia 🇦🇺 👍 😊

Good gold, good friends, great time had by all by the looks of it. Keep punching away. Cheers Andy PPA 👍

Cool bottle, easy digging. A friend of mine found an old jar years ago. Under a slab of rock at the front of an old fireplace from an "old timers" hut in the golden triangle in Victoria Australia. It was full of big nuggets and large pickers. Way cool find. Cheers from down under🙃

Just wanted to leave a review here.. I purchased the high low V mould and it was just as easy to make mats as Alan showed here in this video. The mats are working Great and I'm definitely going to get the high flow and nuggie trap mould when I get back from my upcoming prospecting trip out west.. Love this product!

Well done, Alan. I had my best panning session at Zortman last week. 3 grams

Good morning Alan I have a idea for you to try this may save your back from hurting so much, you are so creative why not use a paddle to scoop up your material from your wheelbarrow to your high banker then using a shaker table for your washed tailings or you could use a small conveyor like a small wash plant. Alan i know you will come up with something that will work. I love your podcast, Gold show ty for keeping it going on CZcams, you are so creative 😊 again ty Alan. God Bless you and your family and friends keep up the good work. Bye now!!

It was another great day in the woods!

Lookin good

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Great day out there fam. Keep on having fun getting that Au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

Nice shiny brother liberate all gold

Good stuff. B

You build amazing stuff man , always give yourself a shout 😊 get that shiny

Awfully shiney stuff.

Innovation is what its all about especially when you are out in the field away from anywhere to buy stuff 👍💚💛❤️

Losing a bit water out the back for a recirculation set up. How often do you add more water? I love everything else though.

Very nice setup.

Where are you in Montana? I have a claim in the Jefferson Canyon and I live in Whitehall great video

Out here in Zortman mt. Having an adventure of our own and good gold.

What a great day out. Nice gold. Blessings

That's what I'm talking about fam. Get you some. Great job all around. Keep on having fun getting that Au and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

Do me a favor! My best mining advice ... try a clamming shovel!!! They are amazing in boulders and bedrock!! You will dig twice as much anywhere!! I cut the handle off one @ 18 inches just for my backpack prospecting!!! You can scoop way more material than a shovel!!! And it's perfectly narrow for feeding a sluice box!! It will triple your scooping time!!! Hope it helps!

Not a bad smile in the pan at the end. Speaking of smiling.. yesterday i tried out the first silicon mat that i made from the mould that i bought from you.. works very well.. i gotta get some more silicone and get busy making more for my upcoming prospecting trip out west.. there'll be some vids on my buddies new prospecting chan (empty pan prospector)..

I like it‼️

Best of luck finding those chunky pieces but your tight you did well I always smile when I see someone feeding the hobby miner slow, after testing mine on the creek with a pan at the end numerous times I pound that material through there takes about 6-7 minutes to run a five gallon bucket 3/4 full and I’ve never found one speck in the pan at the end of the sluice I’m pretty sure I could put a conveyor belt on the sluice and it would have no issues (except I couldn’t shovel that fast lol) great video thanks for sharing see you on the next one👍🏼👊🏼

Glad you’re getting some gold. Looks like a great trip. I’m heading out too to try some new ground. Cheers.

Alan, Snicker, snicker, It's STREAM bed not STEAM bed. Other than that silly typo another great video. Joe S over here North of Coeur d'Alene until spring. All the Best!

Great job, thank you for sharing.⛏️👍🇺🇸

Can’t find it online, Anyone have or know where I can find the files to 3D print it myself?

He runs the dirt pulls the big stuff and you get left with scraps! All these mines are 💩! And don’t buy the bags and go home to do it, they have absolutely nothing in them! Unless of course you like to waste money then go ahead! Just trying to save ppl some money out there!

Probably 1890s that's Sweet great video as always . 👍

That bottle is probably my coolest find while out prospecting! I found out that it was made between 1879 and 1900! It was an awesome day!

What a cool find, Kevin! Looked like another great day.

Coolest bottle find ever!! Gratz!

Hay fam quick question ❓ Can the new flare fit on any box? Great day out there getting that Au fam. Keep on having fun and living the dream. Gold Squad Out 🤠

Great job guys, keep digging.👍⛏️🇺🇸

Great idea that bucket shovel!

Literally could have used thia last week in a bad location. Smart thinking appreciate the share

As always , good ideas come from the collective minds of practitioners of the trade (prospectors) well done again Alan. Regards Andy PPA

Liked, shared and commented. Beautiful simple DIY idea. Love it. Ty.🤴🏻🍻🗽 7:58

why?????? why are you moving ut from the bucket to the barrel? move the barrel to the location, thats the point......

Mask mask mask !!!!!!

Alan, where can i buy the molds? Thank you

Hey Alan good to see you out and doing what you do best. Not getting your notifications, 😡😡What a great idea those adjustable flairs.🤔🤔👍👍 Thanks for sharing you new sluice flairs with us.😎😎⛏⛏🔥🔥

I like the adjustable angles. I made a flume extension by duct taping plastic dollar tree vegetable chopping mats together. They can be bent with a heatgun/hair dryer too. Spring wood clamps will hold them in place.