We have a spring on our property that I've been cleaning out. Lots of sand. Should I be panning some of that sand?
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Real de Tayopa said:Good Morning my friend Hosier John: As I once mentioned, there is an Indian that found Gold in a spring on the Gloria Pan arroyo. Every day it brought up several grams of fine Gold, so he built a cabin right over the spring and simply collected the gold daily. He lived quite well for the Back Sierra country.
Don Jose de La Mancha
pvillehunter said:sample holes require sampling....you do wanna know if you have several pay layers..however in a creek that sees decent flow yearly...i will rake the sand out of the way.. and try to sample the bedrock right away.....this is a spring though so the sand is deposited differently in a creek sand is deposited by floods its where it is for different reasons. i know a guy who gets gold from his well...........................in his toilet tank.....gold dust toilet tank...........house built over tertiary river................i hate him....punk. so i say study your geology see whats possible and find bed rock...if you do find gold in your sand your gonna need more than a pan
There's a spring about a half mile from my house, it brings up some interesting minerals including (small) green garnets. I certainly would.