GOLD Revealed From The Lost Wagon Wheel Mine #askjeffwilliams

We go back and High-Grade the Rich Gold Veins of the Lost Wagon Wheel Gold mine to see how much Gold we can get in one Gold pan. We have no water so we have to dry pan and use our drinking water to check the samples. What we find is incredible.

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[waterloobear]

Jeff, you have created a gold mine, not just phisical, this channel is a gold mine of information.

[hankwilliams]

I have a lode mine Jeff. And I discovered a piece of Quartz about 10 x 12 inches covered in copper. So I started digging. At the time I had nothing but hand tools. None the less I dug for about a week and I was able to open it enough that it's big enough that I can stand inside and it is approximately 12 to 14 feet in width with all kind of different types of brown and tan and yellow, sulfides it looks like in the Quartz. I haven't been back in 4 years by due to 3 hernias and 3 different hernia surgeries. The mine is in Johannesburg California in the Randsburg mining district. When I go out there I stay 30 days. I get water in town from the water Company at 5cents a gallon in 60 gallon Barrels. I bring 40 days of 3 meals a day and cook on a Coleman stove inside one of the addits and sleep in the back of my Ford Excursion which is 4x4 which is very much needed to get there. This next time I am bringing a generator, 3 jack hammers and 2 hammer drills which should allow me to get 1 weeks work done by hand done in a day or so. There are 2 850 foot addits and several 300 or so foot addits . The history is it produced 1.7 OZ's of gold per ton. It would be great if you were by able to come out and take a look and give advise. I am 66 years old and doing all of this by myself. I had planned on bring in my Nephew Justin but unfortunately he was murdered in June of 2023 so him being the youth I needed for the Operation is gone. I have had the mine since 2013. Nothing to show for it yet. The addits are Horizontal not vertical. I could use and would like some advise from you as an expert. I have been watching your videos for longer that ten years and like the way you treated your Father and all the people around you. Anyways, hope to hear from you. Even if I don't Thank you for all I have learned from you. This is most likely my last adventure and I would like for it to be a success.
God bless. Be safe.

Respectfully,
Jeffrey Hank Williams Spradley. Yep, that's my real name.
My Father and Hank Sr. we're friends

[BrianSmith-gpxr]

Jeff. As we age. We need to make checklists. Pan, Classifier.Pants.Ect.

[kenhnsy]

I remember from boy scouts camping in the Superstitions. Just off the main trail, we hiked down from our camp area and crawled under some boulders that only ten year olds can fit. There was quite a bit of gold streaks in the sand under there. It shows how much gold is in that area, laying just out of sight.

[crohkorthreetoes]

I found a lost mine once, after a big flood the entire bottom of the creek was solid yellow pyrite. I didn't have much use for 'fools gold' but I took some samples home and lost them to time. Years later I learned gold can be in pyrite and I crushed and panned those samples and they were full of gold. Between then and now all the roads were closed to public entry. So I bicycled 15 miles back in to that creek. It was covered 20 feet deep in large boulders and over burden. There was a mine there too, right next to the creek. I am likely the only person that ever saw it in the last 100 years.

[SilvasSmallMining]

At 5:50 in, “Tell me your story of lost gold”
I got a small story of lost gold on my claims. Old friends of my mentor, Tim Fadda, had told me about twin drifts that were started on the mountain side somewhere on the claims back in the gold rush days. The miners dug into the mountain and found gold, but it just wasn’t worth the labor, at the time, to continue the work. The drifts were lost to time. After some scouting work, I believe I found the site! Completely overgrown with vegetation and trees.
I plan on clearing and sampling the site this year/season.
I’ll have a video of it for sure!!
I just got to wait, unfortunately, for the Sierra Mountains snowpack to melt to be able to access the site.
Good gold hunting to you Jeff and Lila! Take care.

[RedGearHeads]

Jeff is wearing my favorite pair of gloves! Any of you fellers who haven’t found them I’d suggest you look them up. Mechanics (deer skin)? Nice and soft but tough and last a good while.

[raiderman]

It must be a real good spot, you got so excited you forgot your classifier, Lol! Get that shiny! Great info, thank you sir!

[peteroliver]

One of the theories on the Lost Dutchman was that it was a pocket of the type that is pretty common in Arizona, You need to bring a pack mule or a portable processing rig or both, The arid environment also has caused the lack of exploration for multiple reasons.

[jasoncampbell]

That looks to be a great spot and it’s so close to the house!!!

[mathewsitko]

The vein looks like a sturgeon. Another awesome video, Jeff.

[joannehart]

Look at you getting all "up town" panning with bottled water. Next time bring Perrier sparkling water! 😂😂 Good show as always!

[PugZDesigns]

I love that you are so informative! You Rock! 🤘

[AuProspecting-Scotland]

Excellent Geology lesson Jeff and Lila, that good looking vein is where mines are started, get slim (safer hes already passed on )to blow that hunker out the hill and lets see whats inside 😂

[billdgen]

Sunday morning cartoons got to love it. Lila is the best camera operator. Be safe my brother 🙏. GOLD FEVER

[shenanigansapeach]

That beef jerky was so delicious he tried to plant it under the ground so it can grow into bigger jerky for later. Gotta get me some a that...

[bustamante]

I found if bring a 6" x 6" steel plate to smash rocks and shove the Material in bucket. I have done putting the Material on 4" x 4" canvas blanket and let wind blow some it around you. I brought small screen to do it too.

[garyfbell]

Mr. Jeff is alway's were I go when I'm searching for info on gold hunting, love his Energy too 💥💥💥💥💥🙌

[TroyDowVanZandt]

Jeff's reference to winnowing reminded me of a lost-mine story involving the Huachuca Mountains in southeast Arizona. But first, the winnowing. I heard a long time ago that when the Spanish worked the placer deposits in the Cañada del Oro north of Tucson, winnowing was their preferred method because they were working hillsides well above the stream. I remember hearing something, too, about the blankets being wool. When they were old and worn, the blankets would be burnt to get to gold trapped in the fibers. I know of at least one Spanish mine in the Huachucas. During WW2, when the Army was still segregated, Fort Huachuca had a lot of black units (it had had these since the Apache Wars). Anyway, three black soldiers had some time off and were walking down a canyon when one fell through the roof of an underground room and onto a stack of crudely cast gold bars. The gold had been most likely stored there with the intention of getting down south, but the Apaches probably prevented this at some point. Anyway, the three made the mistake of mentioning their find. The canyon was cordoned off and heavy equipment brought in. Interestingly, the Army itself never got the gold. It's a well-documented story, having made it in the papers over the years, and still well known in the Sierra Vista/Fort Huachuca area.

[dezertraider]

THANK YOU JEFF AND CAMERA PERSON..VERY COOL ..