⚠️ An Introducion to Prospecting - A Guide for Newcomers!

[gypsywomen]

Good stuff it will be very helpful.
Gypsywomen

 

[gzhjb]

I'm getting familiar with what I'm going to face after retirement. LOL, driving around and digging for gold.

 

[Paulie]

Thanks for doing some homework for me.

 

[Cabcaz]

Great info. I only joined this site yesterday and I totally hooked already

Now I just need to sort out the right detector for me

 

[Crowbar]

Thanks Nugget.. brilliant ..

 

[Mark80]

Well there is some good information in here for beginners like my self I just brought myself a sdc2300 and looking forward to getting out there any hints to simplify my learning would be much appreciated as I live in the whipstick area

 

[rom]

WOW, thanks for this post, it's great!

 

[Boxtwin2]

Thanks for this post. Finding this topic is what led me to this site and to become a member.

 

[Holeydump]

As a newbie to this forum i find it a great wealth of knowledge and to those members who post a lot interesting articles is fantastic ,i have been detecting twice now picking up interesting objects from the past Bullets,picks ,nails ,lead etc. So the enthusiasm is there and i look forward to the next trip. I'm still tying to get used to my detector,adjusting settings etc. Also learning more things from this forum. thanks

 

[7.62marksman]

Welcome mate
I you need to know anything just ask someone will answer

 

[Holeydump]

Thanks mate will do so. Just need more practice with my 4500 and learning were to detect.and having fun at the same time cheers
:Y:

 

[jacemcleanNSW]

hi all im new here looking to make new friends and get right into this gold detecting rush im on the coast in newcastle cheers nice to meet yas.

 

[luvanuget]

As a newbie this is a great resource. Thanks.

 

[stone]

Cheers Nugget for the post, a treasure indeed as Noob in this arena there is much to learn,

 

[Youngtimer85]

Hey all,

New to all this doing allot of research no idea where to start with what to buy as a basic setup. Is it better to start with panning or okay to get straight onto a sluice? I'm located near wauchope nsw and far as I know there is a abundance of locations around the area. I'm keen to get out and about would prefer to look at old locations and learn what rocks or soil etc to look for as well. Any responses would be highly appreciated.

Cheers

 

[Jaros]

Welcome Yountimer85. Try introducing yourself on the Home page-it helps,
Cheers Jaros :Y:

 

[J Treasure]

Helpful thread. Thanks Nugget!

 

[DizziFish]

Thankyou so much for all this incredibly handy info, for newbies like myself. Great place to start. I've been collecting stones since I was a kid, still go out looking at least once a month. Recently bought a metal detector MD-3006 looking forward to trying it out now that Springs warmer weather is here.
:sunny: :Y:

 

[Liam6589]

Thank! Incredibly useful information! arty:

 

[Gen2]

Good information!