⭐ Gold Detecting Show'n Tell
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Knocked off work early so I thought I'd take sdc out for a run.
you are a freak Chucky boy!! well done
Top stuff again Chuky boy. 
stoyve said:G0lddigg@ said:stoyve said:Great find GOlddigg@,
Creswick is the gift that just keeps on giving,
Nice find,
Cheers Steve Mills
hey mate, got this out Avoca way mate
So when are we going then?
You still got your sd mate?
G0lddigg@ said:stoyve said:G0lddigg@ said:stoyve said:Great find GOlddigg@,
Creswick is the gift that just keeps on giving,
Nice find,
Cheers Steve Mills
hey mate, got this out Avoca way mate
So when are we going then?
You still got your sd mate?
Yep, sure have.
Another trip over those darn mountains to look for that elusive colour we all dream about.
A very slow start to the solo 4 day trip with no action until day 3... The mind games had started, bit of doubt in the back of your mind and each new spot looking average - then the luck changed.
Pinged a 0.6g piece that I was almost sure was junk - the pointy ends of it giving it that annoying sound we are all so familiar with.
I was stoked with the piece as it's quite a good looking bit, but I was more excited about finding a new area to work for the following day and a half.
Well the day just kept getting better with more popping out every half hour or so, the 'old girl' 2200 purring along like I haven't heard for a while, giving me more reason to hold off from 'upgrading' to a later model for now.
Ended the day with 7 for 7.00g, biggest 3.05g smallest 0.44g
The feeling when you see that bright yellow in your palm is so bloody good.
If your still new to detecting and haven't had any success, my advice is to stick with it - put in the hours and go hard, you will dig a bunch of junk, but sooner or later you will have that moment where it all falls into place.
Hope you all enjoy the pics
A very slow start to the solo 4 day trip with no action until day 3... The mind games had started, bit of doubt in the back of your mind and each new spot looking average - then the luck changed.
Pinged a 0.6g piece that I was almost sure was junk - the pointy ends of it giving it that annoying sound we are all so familiar with.
I was stoked with the piece as it's quite a good looking bit, but I was more excited about finding a new area to work for the following day and a half.
Well the day just kept getting better with more popping out every half hour or so, the 'old girl' 2200 purring along like I haven't heard for a while, giving me more reason to hold off from 'upgrading' to a later model for now.
Ended the day with 7 for 7.00g, biggest 3.05g smallest 0.44g
The feeling when you see that bright yellow in your palm is so bloody good.
If your still new to detecting and haven't had any success, my advice is to stick with it - put in the hours and go hard, you will dig a bunch of junk, but sooner or later you will have that moment where it all falls into place.
Hope you all enjoy the pics
Great job Reeks. What a haul!
ozziii
Paul
Slothchild said:
Great looking piece Slothchild, good to see a "Whites" find, & well done for your first nugget.
Can I ask how deep it was detected & was it found it ground with high mineralization, just interested as I use a Whites SPP.
Did you end up getting it weighed.
aussieroger
Roger
Well done mate,your patients paid off
Congrats,a good get
And great photos too thanks for posting
Thumbs up
Congrats,a good get
And great photos too thanks for posting
Thumbs up
ozziii
Paul
Reeks said:
Great finds & some nice looking nuggets, well done.
Still looking for my first bit so hopefully the practice finding junk helps,haha
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Hey Ozziii, it ended up being about 1.8g in soil fairly "normal" for that part of the world and about 2-3 inches down.
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