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Metal Detecting for Gold
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<blockquote data-quote="docjohnson9" data-source="post: 120160" data-attributes="member: 4229"><p>Hey TGW, thanks for the feedback mate.</p><p></p><p>Yes the area has shown gold in the past and it's definitely not private property. But I was more or less using that screen shot as to ask about the changes in ground colour and if that's what I should be looking for in general as a good place to park the car and start working.</p><p></p><p>I'm not necessarily going to go and hunt at that particular spot, but more just a general question about the changing ground.</p><p></p><p>Does the changing ground like in that photo matter when looking for a place to detect, or does it not really matter and because the general area has produced gold before, it wouldn't matter if I was hunting around that patch, or a few km's away in the thicker scrub with more consistent ground?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="docjohnson9, post: 120160, member: 4229"] Hey TGW, thanks for the feedback mate. Yes the area has shown gold in the past and it's definitely not private property. But I was more or less using that screen shot as to ask about the changes in ground colour and if that's what I should be looking for in general as a good place to park the car and start working. I'm not necessarily going to go and hunt at that particular spot, but more just a general question about the changing ground. Does the changing ground like in that photo matter when looking for a place to detect, or does it not really matter and because the general area has produced gold before, it wouldn't matter if I was hunting around that patch, or a few km's away in the thicker scrub with more consistent ground? [/QUOTE]
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