Gold Prospecting Drywasher Drywashing Part 1

Arizona Gold Adventures ( http://www.ArizonaGoldAdventures.com ) is currently filming the gold prospecting classes we teach at our desert gold prospecting school near Rich Hill, located in the gold rich Weaver Mountains of central Arizona.

Enjoy this four-part introduction to the art of desert drywashing with Mel - Arizona Gold Adventures Chief Gold Prospecting Instructor, and Bret Chilcott, Founder and Owner of AZ Desert Gold http://www.AZDesertGold.com Look for our professionally filmed and edited DVDs later this summer at: http://www.ArizonaGoldAdventures.com and http://www.GoldProspectingLessons.com

Our new gold prospecting DVDs will feature full gold prospecting classes - taught in the Rich Hill goldfields by AGA Gold Prospecting Instructors, subject experts and equipment manufacturers. AGAs instructional DVDs cover Nugget Shooting with Pulse Induction and VLF gold finding metal detectors; Drywashers; Highbankers; the Sluice; the Gold Pan; and gold recovery techniques and tools like the Blue Bowl and Desert Fox machines and - How To Stake Your Own Gold Claim!

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• Arizona
• Gold Prospecting
• Drywasher
• Drywashing
• gold mining
• Gold Prospecting school
• lessons
• Rich Hill
• Weaver Mountains

[MrTerrySoloman]

@BruceDude1982 Wow! It would take a while. For every 10-five gallon buckets of classified material (dirt) run you might get a pound of black sand. - Terry

[BruceDude1982]

@bradmoore8 how many hours does it normally take you to get about 50 lbs of black sand with that dry washer?

[MrTerrySoloman]

@bradmoore8 It is my belief that the electrostatic charge has such a small effect as to be negligable. More important is the vibration, airflow and angle - T

[bradmoore8]

I want to start using a dry washer I don't really understand the concept of the new keene 151 with the electrostatic charge does this help in the recovery % in dry washers? Thank you very much for reading.