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<blockquote data-quote="Joshlv" data-source="post: 562490" data-attributes="member: 11777"><p>The feeling of finding a nice nugget sniping is far better than panning it I reckon.</p><p>It's and excellent way to sample a river for gold bearing areas</p><p>Tools I use are:</p><p>Screwdriver flat head</p><p>Snuffer bottle with some big sinkers in it</p><p>Hammer and chisel</p><p>Picking tool/O ring tool</p><p>Small hand rake</p><p>Tweezer or artery forceps are better</p><p></p><p>It's definitely more of a summer thing but with a good suit and gloves i should be able to do it all winter</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joshlv, post: 562490, member: 11777"] The feeling of finding a nice nugget sniping is far better than panning it I reckon. It's and excellent way to sample a river for gold bearing areas Tools I use are: Screwdriver flat head Snuffer bottle with some big sinkers in it Hammer and chisel Picking tool/O ring tool Small hand rake Tweezer or artery forceps are better It's definitely more of a summer thing but with a good suit and gloves i should be able to do it all winter [/QUOTE]
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