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hi Jess,
i have gone to the link on my email to subscribe for the news letter but ill i get when i go to that link is
Oops! this contents is members only.
i was getting emails from u but for some reason they have stopped coming
clearly i am a member “gold prospector bonanza club”
Hello Jess,
It seems your system doesn’t recognize my email address?????? I’m not the sharpest knife in the drawer when it comes to all this computer stuff, but can figure out most things, but your site has me in a spin….
I guess this is my status-
Note: You currently have access to the following member levels. There is no need to re-register for access to these levels.
Registered Levels ==> {Government Gold Maps, Gold Prospectors Bonanza Club, Gold Finders Report} *
* FYI: If “Registered Levels” says {Array} it means you are not registered for any levels yet, or you are not logged in…
You need at least 1 registration level to log-in, so why not start with your Free Gold Finder’s Report?
So I’ve gotten into the Gold Finder’s Report – so What does that do for me?
When I try to log into other things it always tells me my email address is incorrect – yet I do get your email every day – the last 3 asking me to join the Bonanza Club OF WHICH I AM ALREADY A MEMBER……
I really don’t understand your level thing – Could you explain them? How may are there? And what level does what? I’m sure others would like to know also. A little chart of these on the site would be helpful.
I have enjoyed what I have been able to read, but sure would like it all. Thanks and your time is appreciated.
Al
Al,
I sent you and email about the access issues you mentioned. You’re right about what your account should allow for access, the enables are all set right. So, it looks like we may need to schedule a session to make sure the log in works for you.
Hello, I am a little confused. I am looking for the “7 secrets to gold prospecting success” you mention in the Panning for the paystreak video I just bought. Where can I access this info. It seems kind of important for the whole panning for success thing I just paid for.
The 7 Secrets to gold prospecting has been upgraded into Gold Prospectors Bonanza Club where the content is delivered over time. The bonanza course is based on the five stages of strategic gold recovery mentioned here: http://hunting4gold.com/blog/strategic-gold-finding-process/ . You can learn more about the gold prospector’s bonanza club here: http://hunting4gold.com/offer/ I hope to see you there..
Jess
Hi Jess I paid $ 7.00 what happened to mygold maps I can’t get access to them.
Regards
Frans Verduyn
Should be all set up now. For some reason it didn’t automatically complete the registration & setup.
good day jess
i live in Indian. im finding gold but it is pin head size i would love to find bigger gold!!!! but not sure why i am not.. there is one spot i have been working in for two or three months now find alittle over 3 grams. im down about 5 to 8 feet in a gravel and sand bed no bed rock or clay bottom yet and it seems like the gold is drying up.. have been through many differnt layers i keep finding these little clay balls from golf ball size to as big as a bowling ball some bigger im not throw those away just sitting them a side right now. but do i keep going deep to fine better gold or am i just running out of paydirt… can you help jess. thanks james..
James, When you have these clay balls collected together, try using a cement mixer coarse gravel & water to break them up so any gold can be extracted from the mud slurry. Mix it up until the clay balls have dissolved & released any gold trapped within. The clay will often act as a false bedrock trapping gold in layers above the real bedrock. Once you have the slurry, pan it out as you usually would.
Am a new prospector looking for productive areas I can place a claim on. I live in Nashville TN and looking for the closest location in which there are some areas I could place a claim on. I have worked the “pay locations” but those are not profitable as they have been heavily worked over the years. Looking for suggestions and possible prospector I could partner with.
I didn’t get to bed rock. What I found is this tan colored hard pan right below the stream rocks. It was to hard to shovel through. The specks were pepper sized and smaller. Should I try to pick at the hard pan work just scrape it?
Is the hard pan require crushing? Or will it come apart in your pan easily once you remove it? Hardpan can trap gold if it is concreted, that is it wont easily be disturbed by floods.
Jess,
I live in gold country ca, (Amador County) and live in a area with a lot of seasonal creeks that run to a large reservoir. I have done some test pans in my backyard and found about 15-20 specks in 2-gallons of concentrate. All dug right at ground level. Should I keep looking and digging deeper down or do seasonal creeks never produce anything but flour?
Josh
Josh,
The key to placer gold is that it moves in seasonal floods. So, seasonal creeks can be very good to look at. What size of gold flecks? Did you go to bedrock?
Jess,all I find in creeks is pyrite.I’m I near gold
Manuel,
Placer gold prospecting, Make sure to go to bedrock and look for cracks and other gold traps in the bedrock.
Jess,
I have watched several of your youtube videos and I am wondering how do I get the full complete set of videos that are in chronological order ? A complete set ?
Great request! We’re working on several ways to get this out to you folks. Stay tuned for more on this soon… Jess
Jess,
After watching a few of your youtube videos, I have a few opinions to share with you. Your science is sound! I cannnot disagree with anything that you have said scientifically. Your opinions, however are outlandish! Your emphasis on finding a “source” is a waste of time. While a “source” of gold is an interesting side note that children and novices dream of, it is NOT the most economical, or sensible place for the average prospector to obtain gold.
Sources can be incredibly convoluted items. They could be 3rd or fourth generation placers, that have seen multiple metamorphoses, or they may be straight up sulphides of Au in the living rock, from hydrothermal vents. No matter the origin of these “sources”, they are the MOST difficult to recover, and the LEAST economical to recover. Sulphides are perhaps the worst because of the fact that after you actually remove (read BLAST and HAUL) the material, you then must process the ore with either heavy duty chemicals (cyanide) or use extreme heat, OR both to eliminate the sulfur component.
At the other end of the “sensibility” spectrum is this: Find the “source”, then MOVE your ass downstream! and see what mother nature has already done for you! Nature has likely removed the material from the rock, oxidized the sulfides, stratified the resulting Au, and deposited it according to a simple set of rules that apply to density, gravity, and mechanical energy. THIS is where the money is.
I appreciate your cause, and hope you do well, but please focus on the “low hanging fruit”
Thanks, Tray
Tray,
Thanks for the review and input. Sorry to have given the impression of dismissing placer gold deposits. I agree with you that it’s best to focus where the gold concentrates naturally.
With that said, even placer prospecting has two benefits from knowing about lode ore sources.
1. The ore will always be the prospector’s dream and so should be a part of any placer discussion since many folks share that dream (it drives them to look further for clues, even for more placer clues in the stream bed)
2. The Gold lode is often the source for the placer you are finding. By knowing your prey’s (placer gold) source you will be more effective in hunting for that placer gold.
You are right the, best opportunity “low hanging fruit” is in finding and mining the placer deposit itself. Thanks for sharing that!
I’m looking for other like minded prospectors to work with.is there any body out there?I have access to a few claims.in nor-cal. want to get that gold safley!
John,
I am willing to provide engineering advice, in exchange for gold. Please send your contact information to me tduclos at sentryeng.com. Or just E-Mail me any questions that you may have and we will work something out. I am always happy to help fellow prospectors, and persons who have an interest in geology.
Thanks, and good luck!
Tray
Tried to sign up with two of my email accounts – no email received in either. Yes, I checked the junk mail folder.
I checked your subscribe records and both cases were sent to the email you entered with no bounce. My guess is that you have a really powerful filter at your IP level if it’s not even getting into your spam box. Try to whitelist us (hunting4gold.com) & sign up to re-subscribe.
Jess,I haven’t received the video I bought at your website
My name is Manuel Bustos .mbustos48 at yahoo.com,
I haven’t found any gold yet and I’m exited to find
Some gold flakes. I’m in Colorado looking in creeks
Towards Centralcity,no luck yet.if you know of other
Places in Colorado that I can look please let me
Know
Thanks for the request Manuel and good to talk with you too! Please let me know if there’s anything you need about your instant access & video viewing.
Sorry you didn’t realize you get access within minutes via email access codes. At least you now know about the access, yes we are getting ready to launch physical DVD’s as a purchase option. I would like to know how many would be interested to make sure our supply is stable and satisfactory to you guys. Thanks again for buying! Prospector Jess\
Don’t forget to use the contact email or phone number to let me know about any questions your have…
i too did not see the instant access could you resend my access codes please
Will do…
Question ??? Is true that i have to check with the court house to see about prospecting is ok and also get a permit from them or do i go see the Forest service for that or both ??? Becaise I have a county in mind and a place to look at .
Mike, Good question – Q: How do you determine gold claim access rights?
A: Gold claims & mining or prospecting ability can be tricky to assess for legal access depending on the legal ownership and claim records involved.
I’m going to be working up a video on the whole process of claims and mining law.
A: Parties involved can be any of the following or a combination of them depending on land ownership.management etc.
1. Federal authorities (BLM, Forest, National Park/Monument/wilderness (off limits mostly), Dept of Fisheries, Mining …) Mostly BLM & Forest service maintains federal claim management.
2. State authorities (Parks, Dept of Fish & Game, State Mines & Geology)
3. County recording (Land use & real estate records) <– Usually county court houses are most common recording organization for mining claims & production records & land records
4. Private property (County records & real estate)
Once you evaluate who has legal jurisdiction or claim ownership you can start the process for obtaining a permit for prospecting or panning access. Getting final mineral patent is a whole different can of worms, just find the gold samples then worry about that…
P.S. As you may know, do not simply trespass or claim jump (enter a prospect and start panning or mining.) That claim jump incident can get a person in legal trouble. The penalty can be pretty harsh – starting with loss of prospecting equipment and ending with a federal court hearing & jail… See future post on mining claims for more.