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From: prospectorjohn
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  • does every creek have gold or is it a matter of finding the right spot nice pan by the way i think the steel 1s r the best or if you can pan for gold all day and fry some chicken in the same pan b4 sundown thats the best

  • very cool,id like to go  need any help?

  • I pan a heck of a lot faster with my proline 14" than my steel with banged in riffles, I think its mostly a confidence thing.

    The steel pan even though its rough and oxidized does not lock up and hold material in the corner on the wash action like the injection molded pans I own. And the "riffles" in the proline keep rocks larger than half inch out of the crevices which I like a lot.

  • I am practicing to enter some speed contest and love a pan with simple ridges...I can buy these pans for a couple of dollars and they work great... I can pan a pan with accuracy at about 15 seconds...I start losing gold when I go faster then 10 seconds but have succeeded a few times at 4 seconds....a lot of fun panning up in the mountains with this old rusty medal pan....

  • No newfangled pan for that guy!

  • glad you noticed my pan...that is one of my newest pans...and works like a champ.....thanks for taking time to comment

  • Looks like you guys had some fun! How did you do?

  • yes...we had a blast ....spent three weeks approx two three days horseback ride from nearest road and forgot all my gold prospecting gear....we had an old gold pan up there and I made a sleuce box out of a cottonwood tree bark....found a few flakes and spent a lot of time on horseback above the timberline....was a blast...like your profile...thanks for visiting ...Prospector John

  • @prospectorjohn forgot all my gold prospecting gear what ? how, could you do that..... LOL

  • @Kilooscarromeo Hi thanks for the comment.....yes I love this old rusty pan....and it was a three day horseback ride and we spent weeks and weeks in the high country...horses had to carry their own feed and lack of room in pack saddles for gear...it was fun making do

  • @prospectorjohn Thats awesum. Havn't been to Alaska yet.I like BC

    Horses have to eat you bet. Do you have a back ground in Geology, meaning do you like minerals?

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