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Nugget - This is a note on personal experience. When I first started prospecting, I would not classify as much as I do now. My classifying was only down to 1/4 inch (6mm). When using my high banker at home on my take home samples, I would find a lot of black sands which I would then pan. Nata...

ivanll - Its this kind of sharing that makes this forum so interesting and great. Thanx Bill

Axeman- I'm going to try "dolly and cradle" on the management and see how that goes over. LOL Bill

Wow, Fantastic trick. I had to try it right away and I am tickled pink with the results. Great idea. Thanx. Bill

Nugget, I like this idea. I hope I am not being too technical with some things I'd like to see on the list. I'll start at the top of your list. Grizzly bars. there are several other types of grizzlys. Riffles. You have added drop riffles already but there are several other types. Hungarian comes...

Nice find. Good on you. I don't MD but I do own one. Maybe I should shake the cobwebs off and try. Thanx for the sharing. Bill

Thanx everyone. I've only had a chance to look at a small part of your forum and I like what I see. Hope I can help other newbies and learn something at the same time. Good on ya. Bill

Not sure how to start this. I was born and raised in rural Michigan and did my first prospecting there. Still have some nice color in a small vial. I moved to Minnesota to take a job with a large Canadian Company and have been here ever since. Most of my area is covered with about 150 feet of...