Are You Ignoring the Best Treasure Map for Gold?

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• WE

  @weshawkins7165 · 1 month ago

  Excellent video Chris.  Now I need to apply this lesson out in the field.

• AL

  @allansgoldmining · 1 month ago

  Great video Chris !  Very important prospecting info.  Geologic maps have always been challenging for me to read.  However, your explanations makes it much clearer.  Thank you !  And good luck finding that shiny up there ! 😃⛏️⚒️👍

• TO

  @To_Arms · 1 month ago

  There is so much in Arizona. I stumbled onto a Spanish mine. Just takes some exploring.

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• DI

  @dirkjackson1267 · 1 month ago

  Great as always ❤❤❤❤❤

• DA

  @davidbailey7708 · 1 month ago

  Thank you ! , for your videos !!! <br> You are the best Geology professor , <br>I would ever hope for !<br> I’m going to buy your book on Amazon ! &nbsp;<br> &nbsp;I lived in Nevada co. for 3yrs. … in the late 70’s … I got real familiar with the area ! , but I didn’t do any prospecting … &nbsp;and now I want to go back to the area … &nbsp;<br> There’s several places that I’d like to check-out … &nbsp;<br> Thank you for your inspiring knowledge !!!

• مح

  @محمدالصنعاني-و9ه · 1 month ago

  ❤شكرا ❤

• JO

  @johnbowman476 · 1 month ago

  Excellent stuff! I have been having Anthropic&apos;s Claude analyze club claims and hi def geology data and it walks me thru the analysis of the likely higher probability spots to prospect...I am using it for an additional learning tool along with your videos and books.

• LO

  @Lordkadrim · 1 month ago

  thanks again Sir Ralph , very intersting , well i&apos;m from mauritania (west africa) i&apos;m preparing expedition next month and then thanks to share with us . i have now a better idea about how to read a map .

• TH

  @ThadStevenson67 · 1 month ago

  Great Video Chris. Just curious is Jeff Williams always in character lol?<br>Hey I was also wondering a few of the old mines in my area mentioned the gold was in yellow or red ocher, I&apos;ve assumed the that ocher would be the clay boundary to a quartz seam, but I haven&apos;t had any luck. The mines were all very small and there&apos;s a lot of unmarked mines in the area. I want to ask you, how would you go about sampling and prospecting an ocher deposit? Would you expect the gold found in those deposits to be very fine and spread out?

• CO

  @cognitivedissenance · 1 month ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al84-SD3AlY&amp;t=495">8:15</a>, so the layering between the shist? I find a lot of goldish copperish staining within along with other metalish layering.

• CO

  @cognitivedissenance · 1 month ago

  Hello. Idk if it&apos;s been addressed in any past content; I&apos;m curious about the effects of heavy mercury pollution in rivers/streams.. I&apos;m curious if I might have figured out a hack? If the precious metal are available, would not those conglomerates found contain gold? I believe that might be what I&apos;m finding when panning? I&apos;m new to the understanding.. it also seems like some of the quartz I&apos;m finding has streaking of what could be mercury staining.. up in Maine

• TH

  @thePlaceonwhichIstandsISHOLY · 1 month ago

  No im not it doesnt work for Massachusetts