GOLD PROSPECTING
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In the Incan Empire, people lived to an average age of somewhere around 60 years before the Spanish came. After being put into the mines and on European style farms, their life expectancy dropped down to lower than the European average of 30-40 years. Spain raped South America, and nobody has really bothered to fix it to this day.
I would keep an eye out around or in it,You just never know whats under your feet.
its funny you say that...the site i was just on,,,under there logo it sayed.....the pursuit of gold can be very addictive so be warned..once bitten you may never be free again......lol the a good moto that
keep it green and happy hunting
highlander
keep it green and happy hunting
highlander
your health is more important bro,,,make sure to look after youself first
keep it green
highlander
your health is more important bro,,,make sure to look after youself first
keep it green
highlander
Thanks Bro, I could talk gold minning all day.
Gotta run, but i'll be back in a couple of hr's
PeaceINH
catcha later bro ...i got some flushing to do anyway
...just a few more days and i shall have smoke again 
.....peace outkeep it green
highlander
i panned for gold in the nor cal area. way too much work for a few flakes
G
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Buy gold with your dope money, great investment.
I believe I heard on MSNBC gold's hit $1,200 an ounce.
GPAA Mining Claims in Alaska
These are just a few of the mining claims owned by clubs in Alaska. Access is normally restricted to members only, but you can always join if it is something you want to do during your prospecting trip to Alaska. These claims can be worked with gold pans, sluice boxes, dredges, and placer wash plants. The larger scale operations will require people to work together with the group dividing the gold up at the end of the trip. When you prospect on your own on these Alaska gold claims, you will get to keep whatever you find.
Cripple Creek - Near Nome, Alaska. Members are allowed access the the gold bearing gravels of Cripple Creek and can take part the larger scale operation where they can share in the proceeds for their time at the camp. The club provides food, shelter, transportation, mining equipment, and the expertise to bring home gold. Mining the beach and inland gravel benches is very popular with many of the guys and gals on Alaska Expeditions. Over the years we have developed highly specialized sluice boxes, recovery equipment and classes for training those with little or no experience to recover gold from the beach sands right in front of our Cripple River Camp as well as from bench gravels up the stream. Normally visitors will also have the chance to prospect and mine the famous Gold beaches of Nome.
Deadwood Creek - Near the town of Central, Alaska (north of Fairbanks) GPAA has 13,000 feet of access claimed along the creek and there and surely enough room with good gold for several people. Several small cabins are available for use by members when working the area. The roads are passable even with motor home or trailer, but major supplies are 170 miles away.
Mills Creek - On the Kenai Peninsula - abut 1.5 hours south of Anchorage. The local heavy snowfall and high-elevation typically keep prospectors out until the first part of June. Mining operations can normally continue until snow and freezing temperatures shut everything down in mid-October. The GPAA mining claims are at the mouth of Mills Creek where it joins Canyon Creek. No facilities exist at the Mills Creek claim block. Camping is available in the immediate area and supplies and lodging can be secured in Cooper Landing or Girdwood.
GPAA Mining Claims in Alaska
These are just a few of the mining claims owned by clubs in Alaska. Access is normally restricted to members only, but you can always join if it is something you want to do during your prospecting trip to Alaska. These claims can be worked with gold pans, sluice boxes, dredges, and placer wash plants. The larger scale operations will require people to work together with the group dividing the gold up at the end of the trip. When you prospect on your own on these Alaska gold claims, you will get to keep whatever you find.
Cripple Creek - Near Nome, Alaska. Members are allowed access the the gold bearing gravels of Cripple Creek and can take part the larger scale operation where they can share in the proceeds for their time at the camp. The club provides food, shelter, transportation, mining equipment, and the expertise to bring home gold. Mining the beach and inland gravel benches is very popular with many of the guys and gals on Alaska Expeditions. Over the years we have developed highly specialized sluice boxes, recovery equipment and classes for training those with little or no experience to recover gold from the beach sands right in front of our Cripple River Camp as well as from bench gravels up the stream. Normally visitors will also have the chance to prospect and mine the famous Gold beaches of Nome.
Deadwood Creek - Near the town of Central, Alaska (north of Fairbanks) GPAA has 13,000 feet of access claimed along the creek and there and surely enough room with good gold for several people. Several small cabins are available for use by members when working the area. The roads are passable even with motor home or trailer, but major supplies are 170 miles away.
Mills Creek - On the Kenai Peninsula - abut 1.5 hours south of Anchorage. The local heavy snowfall and high-elevation typically keep prospectors out until the first part of June. Mining operations can normally continue until snow and freezing temperatures shut everything down in mid-October. The GPAA mining claims are at the mouth of Mills Creek where it joins Canyon Creek. No facilities exist at the Mills Creek claim block. Camping is available in the immediate area and supplies and lodging can be secured in Cooper Landing or Girdwood.
Damn that thing'll tear up some earth.
memphis man
Member
not many people on here will get this joke wayne lmao
do any of you watch gold fever show on saturday on outdoor channel? i love when he says yellagold!!!
i want to join the GPAA! ive got gold fever
Oh I thought this thread was for nose pickers.
loved it
