How To Find Gold in Creeks Every Time

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Fern, my white Boxer dog, is an accredited service dog under the 1992 DD act. She holds special access rights to be allowed to enter places most dogs cannot. This includes National Parks such as Chiltern Mt Piolet NP where Reedy Creek is located. Unless your dog is an accredited service animal they are not allowed to enter NP.

[davekeller]

It's easy to read the basics, inside bend, gravel deposits, cracks...
Those details about how the sediment settles out, velocity, organic materials.
AWESOME INFO !

[stephenweihrauch]

The one thing people don't tell you is how physically exhausting this is. It's worth it to see a couple of specks and know you are on it. Great video, learned a ton and loved the entertainment.

[mattboyd]

Good video, Chris. I've been prospecting for about 7 years now. I quite enjoy when you give in-depth explanations about how you read the creek. I recently found a similar spot myself, 12 test pans for a .1 and 1 hour high banking for 1 gram. Cheers🤙

[Steve_]

Love the format Chris. I so enjoy how you depart your knowledge. You make it so easy to understand.
Great to see Sweatpants along for the ride, you two are my favourite YouTubers in the gold space.
Give us more Fern Cam tm :)

Cheers.

[LanaLaughsRealLoud]

I always learn something new everytime I watch one of your new videos, even when at first they seem to be redundant. But thank you Chris, for the entertainment and education, while you and, at least half the time, Gadzee, sweat and work shoveling muck, rocks and mud while doing it. ThankQ brother. ❤😊👏🏻

[benjy-adams]

"The Creek is Amazing" - couldn't help but think of a "Bluey" amazing aussie export that together with you Chris have helped me through some tough times....

[chuckgray]

Your last three videos have been the best and most informative you’ve ever done. Always a pleasure to see your content. Thanks!!!

[kevincampbell]

Hey Chris, I just listened to your video explaining what you do, and what it takes.
I really appreciate your channel, humor and knowledge, and I don't even prospect here in Washington State, US... LOL.
I enjoy YOU and your buddies getting out there and sharing your adventures. I think you do a great job. So F*#k the haters... well, no, don't... that's weird... 😆.
BUT!
Please continue your work. Roll in whatever you feel the need and keep trucking on.
I'm an old dude at 68 lol, and I'm watching almost every one of your vids...I may have missed a few early on ones, but yeah.
Never forget most of us enjoy you and the gang getting out there doing WHATEVER YOU F*ING WANT!
Sorry, I understand some people just suck.
Breathe, and again...
Keep going.
Kevin AKA Kevman

[KenzosGoldProspecting]

Great POV again Chris. 😎

Suggestion:
What may help is to bring your GoPro view up on your phone and check it occasionally. Will help with alignment.

Chest mount may also be an option.

Brilliant stuff!

[weekendwarriorprospecting]

Glad to be back with Australia's no.1 son, YouTubes greatest prospector, and Ferns favourite human ❤

[RalphlConant-heht]

I can't believe how much good information you give keep up the good work mister I really appreciate what you're telling people

[TisButAScratch]

As an Aussie expat in the UK I live my gold prospecting and Aussie bush dreams vicariously through your videos. Thanks Chris

[mininhawaiian]

Great hydrology, Chris
I love the way you try to explore and figure out the forces of the creek
Hydrodynamic deposition is the name of the game
One thing I would like to put notice to is how sand and gravel will be laid out as the floodwaters recede …
We as Prospector’s usually like to look at the bed, rock and surrounding gravel, and imagine a flood 20 to 30 feet high, depositing them in their place …
One thing we need to pay attention to also is how as the flood recedes those waters will cover, heavier gravel’s, and move lighter gravel‘s and sands around, placing them in places that are difficult to understand why they are there
Only thing I could think of you may possibly be missing in your explanation probably just because you’re so used to already considering it in the process
Love your prospecting explanations and I watch every day
❤

[DadofScience]

Chris, perhaps it would be interesting to try and take a cross-section (trench) across a channel and keep each concentrate, then lay them out so you can show the distribution of minerals right across the flow regime? While not likely to yield much physical gold, that's educational gold for sure.

[steven_ewen]

Thanks for sharing your adventures Chris. Cheers

[michaelkish]

I just subscribed to your channel and I have learned a lot about how to identify gold in its raw form. Thank you for your help and hard work. I live in Washington State and their are old abandoned mines and so on. Again thank you.

[charlesstein]

Where you are panning is a lot like the creeks on my farm, so these videos help me out much better than others!

[charlsyshikingadventures]

Hey Chris, loving these new style videos with the continuous commentary. Learning heaps more in these unedited versions. Looking forward to seeing the other stuff your working on with this format too. 👍

[TheCoffeeBushKid]

Good video Chris. Heaps of info. It is important to stress that it isn’t all beer and skittles. The victory’s we have are usually hard fought for. Great show 😁👍👍

[piratescrew]

You’re a talented man being able to be that entertaining for a hour + straight session and stay on topic! Great 1p video. I couldn’t look away 👍👍