I Found MASSIVE Free Mill GOLD In An Abandoned Mine!

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  @Askjeffwilliams · 4 months ago (edited) · pinned

  Have you ever tried looking for Free Mill Gold in some of these old abandoned Gold mines and did ya get that Shiney ..... I bet you did the prospector dance huh..... Boss Lady says what ........ thats right smash &nbsp;that like button ...SMASH it HARD !!!! and check this vid out ...you are gonnna love it <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mczNZ_7xYFo">https://youtu.be/mczNZ_7xYFo</a>

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  @christopherjq7414 · 4 months ago

  Your neighbors must love it when you fire up your backyard mill 🙉😂

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  @bradleyslightom6313 · 4 months ago

  I had a reply to my comment, when you used the bucket sluice in your backyard claim, in the past, where you already knew approximately how much gold was in your material, but after running it through, you had more!<br><br>The dude had replied that you added the extra gold, to make better content!? I didn&apos;t believe that, and this episode, gives credence to your spillage while processing, as the source of the gold in your backyard!<br><br>JS, when you was dumping your ore into the flail mill, there was plenty of ore spilling onto the ground, and some of that ore has gold in it, so I&apos;m calling it as I see it! <br><br>Your backyard claim, is fed by your speed and carelessness, when processing the ore!

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  @RobertPellegrino-r6b · 4 months ago

  This is an older video. I know because I watch all of them. &nbsp;Love this stuff. So interesting. <br>Much love Jeff and Lila

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  @YouAreOneOfUs · 4 months ago

  Dry washers are like a scam. I came up with a &quot;system&quot; that eliminates the need of the &quot;dry&quot; systems. It&apos;s taken me forever to test and refine then test and refine, but it works. I am waiting to release it to the public until I have a warehouse full, ready to ship before I show it off. Trust me, I will be in touch with you Jeff, when it&apos;s ready. I can&apos;t wait to have you use these systems. I even made one, that you will not be able to live without, and it&apos;s because i have watched how you work and I will make you so much mor efficient.

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  @TomandJulieMineExploring · 3 months ago

  Still fun watching these golden oldies. No pun intended. Everything changes when gold is in the $4-$5000/ounce range. Fun stuff crazy wild man!😂

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  @benlobin · 4 months ago

  Think anyone thought about doing the math on where these veins might have spit out the material? I have a feeling it might be a good idea to metal detect from the vein toward the direction you&apos;d assume the material would travel

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• ZE

  @ZEKETELLSALL775 · 2 months ago

  Good to see you back

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• KE

  @kentvangent6550 · 4 months ago

  Have you ever considered &nbsp;coming up to Redding CA and looking at the Clear Creek Gorge? In the 1950&apos;s a dredge made it from the Sacramento River all the way up Clear Creek until it reached the Gorge. The Gorge is hard to access because of the Gorge has sheer jagged cliffs on both sides. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; My brother in law and I managed to find a way down. We went panning, but neither of us only had rudimentary lessons from our dad&apos;s in the 1960&apos;s and 70&apos;s. We just dug under roots. My brother in law found a nice specimen of gold attached to quartz. The cliffs of the Gorge have quartz veins everywhere. I didn&apos;t see allot of color where we were. We were by the Plasser Street Bridge. Near the town of Igo.

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  @robinmurphy3085 · 4 months ago

  Did you have your own TV show? Mr Ed?

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  @Ricky-r4r · 4 months ago

  Disabled and miss not being able to do those things. Sooooo, thanks for taking me along friends, 💯🇺🇲🙏

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  @stilesthissell · 4 months ago

  Starting Saturday right!❤

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