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Yes joining PA and putting videos up to Youtube is a big learning curve.

Looks like it was a great holiday and a great video Excellent

Hi Grant a great place to practice is under clothes lines the older the better, you will find a lot stuff like pegs, coins and the odd rings and what ever was left in pockets.

:argh: 4/10 :8

I have a camping box loaded and ready to go with all the non perisables, utensils, lights etc, a packed bag the with 5 days of clothes plus toiletries and medicines I use a tent cot and swag ,fridge battery, solo panel water bottle, shower n ensuite, toilet n ensuite then it's just getting the...

Good to see you on PA Brad :Y:

I have seen this before and all the answers above have merit : body = unlikely, mallee fowl = location and rarity and seeing there is leaf litter they would have scratched it to the centre , pigs = there would other diggings , kangaroos = there would be individual hollows/beds and ticks , Fox's...

Going to awesome rings really special

Hi Sparra I'm in the Griffith area

Hi Jack You will find plenty of the prospecting community in that area steve mention few of the them

Hi Skip no worries sounds like a plan I will give a shout when I plan to to be there for a couple of days :Y: :goldnugget:

Thanks peeps :pickshovel: :perfect:

Hi all I live in the Riverina and now I have time to do some prospecting for gold, my family were gold miners and had there last mines on the South coast and Jingellic so I know a fair bit about gold and tin, the gold bug never really got me until recently as I have a opal lease that keeps me...

Lesgold lol it seems that gold and bees are linked, I'm a 3rd generation miner and beekeeper, grandfather, father and brother have had gold mines and have been commercial bee keepers, brother and nephew still are, and have their bees in the riverine on the citrus.