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Lol go getcha one Sir hell that's dam near not American not too 🤣 just messing around but those are one of the things that it's better to have & not need than to need & not have it.

I have a claim just downstream from that one, your welcome to come anytime you want even though I don't have a big ole excavator like you do.

Not as much gold as you get but had some fun almost getting heat stroke🤣

thats cold rn Jason! lol

@@VendettaProspecting dude ,been working nights,this trip was almost beyond my capabilities to plan😵‍💫🍻

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Haha , we own it .

That sounds like lynx creek area ,they had to regulate it because there would be holes the size of motor homes.

@@andyamysarizonaadventures5450 Are there other areas up that way that a person can pan on Lynx creek that wouldn't have those regulations? Thanks Red

@@Red-et2rd I believe if you go in b4 bannie mine road somewhere and hike some.The Prescott Forrest was supposed to be making a new map of what's not day panning area,be worth checking .

@@andyamysarizonaadventures5450 thank you I will check that out.

Thank you! My buddy said it's a rota hammer,he said the next size up would be better.

@@andyamysarizonaadventures5450Thanks for the fast reply. What brand?

@@bjvoorhies that one is a makita

That’s a makita XRH04 18 volt battery operated roto hammer/drill. I love it I bought it for breaking up bedrock and hardened material. The Milwaukee is just as good but I have makita tools for work so I didn’t have to buy batteries and charger. Only complaint I have is the batteries are expensive other than that they work great

Great time out there with you and the wifey and can’t wait for the rain so I can run a dredge.

Thanks 🙂 the drywasher is actually a royal explorer, it's somewhat compact and I prefer the simplicity and how much cheaper the $30 mat under the riffles is compared to a $300 keen replacement. The riffles are reversed ,in other words they don't create an eddy behind catching gold.Instead it relies on air and vibration. With a drywasher compared to a mini max you can move several times the material in a day.The only thing your limited to dry material maybe slightly damp.Ive recovered alot more gold drywashing and vacuuming bedrock than ever sluiceing.They have combo packages where you get a leaf blower vac system and drywasher though pricey. If you can find a used drywasher and a $100 leaf blower that's better.You can also vacuum with a generator and shop vac getting more suction. Our early videos show this.

Thanks ! I've only been down to that area a couple times,seems like you really have to go off the beaten path maybe carry dry washer a bit further.I have heard of poeple working old benches and getting up to a couple grams,lol then moving a few feet and finding next to nothing..hit and miss ,just get lucky and find a spot that's not been plundered by many folks.

​@@andyamysarizonaadventures5450one more quick question for you. I recently upgraded to the large Royal drywasher. I was at a club outing and was told I was running it to flat. I usually ran my Explorer at 25 degrees. So I stayed with that number with the bigger unit. When I made it steeper (35degrees) I did have some loss of gold. I took a sample home to check and sure enough there was gold in my tailings. Any thoughts on what angle the larger unit should be running at. Thanks Red

@Red-et2rd I never used a tool to get an exact gauge,experience will tell you by how the material is flowing what you need,slightly damp it need more angle,super dry not so much. You want the material moving but not flowing to fast,also do not put to much air to it my friend.

The biggest thing is not overfeeding it, you want that nice flow you see going up and down between riffles

@@andyamysarizonaadventures5450 Thanks I will maybe slow down my feed rate.