texas gold

[egs67]

Hello,

I was wondering where the gold might be in Texas. It would be a fun outing, and might even be profitable enough to make, i mean take the kids to do every year.

Anyone know of good reading resources or have any thing to share. Panning would be fun for them.

Thanks all.

Eric

 

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[Dave45]

Llano Texas
flour gold

 

[rennie]

If there is flour au, some where there has to be a big rock that made it?? U THINK, JUST GO UP THE CREEK(RIVER) AND TURN LEFT If I am right I want %

Rennie

 

[Dave45]

Rennie
Are you familiar with the area

 

[warsawdaddy]

Gold outings at Ilano.Scroll down to either Ilano or a closer one.These are GPAA Chapters in TX.
North-East Texas Chapter, (Greenville, TX)
Don Brisendine
Email: donlin@etex.net
Phone903) 725-7960
Meets 3rd Saturday Monthly @ 2:00 PM


El Paso Chapter, (El Paso, TX) www.prospectorjoe.pages.web.com
Pete Rosh
Email:
Phone915) 755-0295
Meets 2nd Tuesday Monthly @ 7:00 PM


North Central Texas, (Granbury, TX)
Tom Shroud
Email:
Phone817) 781-5324
Meets 2nd Sunday Monthly 2:00 PM


Round Rock Chapter (Round Rock, TX) www.roundrockgpaa.com
Daniel Klepac
Email: djk1829@aol.com
Phone512) 746-2120
Meets 3rd Saturday Monthly at 4:00 PM Old Settlers Park, Round Rock TX


Llano Chapter (Kingsland, TX) www.llanotxgpaa.com
Tod Pickens
Email:
Phone830) 798-6131
Meets 4th Saturday Monthly at 5:00 PM (3:00 PM Winter). Kingsland Library, Kingsland TX


Wichita Falls Chapter (Wichita Falls, TX) www.wfgpaa.com
Bobby Morrow
Email: bobby.morrow@cciinc.us
Phone940) 781-4512
Meets 2d Friday Monthly at 7:00 PM, Rm 203, Wichita Falls Public Library


Amarillo, Texas Chapter (Amarillo, TX)
Keith Ferguson
Email: keith@amaonline.com
Phone806) 353-7666
Feb. 21, 2007 from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m., downtown library on 3rd and Pierce, Amarillo TX

 

[rennie]

I live in New Braunfels, and have a hankering to pan for gold? If I can find the time there are several places I would like to check out. Most of the area is privately owned so you have to get permission. You can float the river in a canoe and stop on the gravel bars and pan. What I am trying to figure out is how to get all of the aluminium cans out of the bottom of the river in an economical manner and make some money. I know of several places where there must be a ton of cans.

Rennie

 

[EARTHLING]

there is gold all over TEXAS if you know how to get it.... some deep..... some shallow

 

[spawn00x]

I live in El Paso Tx and have found a bit of gold. Havent really looked hard though. I mostly go into New Mexico.

 

[STH69]

I live in El Paso Tx and have found a bit of gold. Havent really looked hard though. I mostly go into New Mexico.

What part of El paso? I live in north hills and would like to get out and do some nugget hunting with my MD?

 

[spawn00x]

Hey, I live in the lower valley but the stuff I have found is really fine gold. I usually go up to Orogrande, you can find nuggets up there.

I live in El Paso Tx and have found a bit of gold. Havent really looked hard though. I mostly go into New Mexico.

What part of El paso? I live in north hills and would like to get out and do some nugget hunting with my MD?

 

[STH69]

Hey, I live in the lower valley but the stuff I have found is really fine gold. I usually go up to Orogrande, you can find nuggets up there.

I live in El Paso Tx and have found a bit of gold. Havent really looked hard though. I mostly go into New Mexico.

What part of El paso? I live in north hills and would like to get out and do some nugget hunting with my MD?

cool i'll check it out! Let me know if you want any company I mostly solo.

 

[beaks]

llano river in the cracks you can find flour gold as well as the surrounding creeks and washes in the llano/kingsland area.

My last trip to the sweet spot i panned almost 3 oz out of 2 deep cracks in the river bed.

Just look for the quarts stringers in the granite and start panning your butt off.

there is a ton of gold mica so make sure you know what you are looking at before you lug 40 pounds of dirt home LOL.

John