Niiice!
That’s my specimen find it contained 18 ounces at 1 m in depth to GPZ 7000 back in 2019There is more than one way to skin a cat. Well done. My largest bit was a specimen weighed in at over 3.6 kilo so I used the bathroom scale Had to crush it and got about 17 oz from it.
Was this found in WA?Some more bits from some likely looking hot rocks/ore. Like to know where it's coming from.
SAWas this found in WA?
Interesting - I was thinking it might be lateritic gold, but I don't know whether that occurs in SA.
Hang on to ya pants people..... I hit the not so mother load. Still it was a good day in the sun
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I like the look of those heaps - gently sloping ground, shallow diggings, no evidence of recent raking/scraping/excavating. I'm surprised there wasn't more there for you.Hang on to ya pants people..... I hit the not so mother load. Still it was a good day in the sun
True Grubby, but those bloody old timers didn't leave much at all. The shot ratio was horrendous, but you have to dig it. It amazes me how little they leftI like the look of those heaps - gently sloping ground, shallow diggings, no evidence of recent raking/scraping/excavating. I'm surprised there wasn't more there for you.
In the early '80's there was an elderly bloke and his missus living in a caravan in the Wedderburn Caravan Park and every fine day, he'd go out prospecting with his Garrett Deepseeker. I believe he always searched in Queens Gully and only found two pieces in the several years he was there, but since both were around 10-12 ounces, he was happy in his work. The nuggets were solid lumps about the size of a billiard ball and he never even washed them properly, so there was dry clay still attached long after they were found!Up at Wedderburn for the first time since before COVID.
Decided to give Queens gully a go and alas it looks like a moonscape with holes and scrapes everywhere.
Hi Hawkear,Running in auto1, small signals just don’t sound like signals anymore. With the silent background they sound like random chirps like others from emi, ground, knocks or other random chirps. The only way to tell if it is a true signal chirp is to repeat swing and hope the chirp repeats at the same spot each swing.
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