SO MUCH GOLD!... Right? Plus abandoned DRIFT MINE

Awesome channel!! Love your content keep up the great work

Great video ⛏🇺🇸⭐
Mint looking area!
Found a few good drifts in norcal myself 😁 always climbing into holes in the hills !

I love the energy of you all I want to see more! I also love how you highlighted them moose nuggets 😁✨

Cool, bonne prospection à vous

Cheers to EVERYBODY, Ilaura Reeves and Jordan Reeves and Drew Longley!!! I LOVE THIS. I smiled throughout the whole experience, learned a few new things, AND got to tour real ALASKA! Awesome! Thanks! I hope you have lots of opportunities to take us all on many adventures. It feeds my soul! <3 P.S. I especially adore the STAR snippets with brother John, our own "Fairbanks Gold" wisdom keeper. P.P.S. May "Gold Daughters" have a prosperous season....with a new source of pay-dirt! <3 <3 <3

You girls have all the fun LOL. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!

The adventure of it all is worth more than gold itself , Great video enjoyed it all , 👏 lookin forward to seeing more !!

i recognized you all from 'the goldfathers' show. good to see you are still out there living the life :)

Cool.

Enjoyed it thoroughly! That "Old Guy" is a good idea! Like to meet him some day! 🤠 Dingus & Eva!

Pauly is right.. wanna see more videos..you guys are awesome. Keep it up 👍

Where is the gold madom

Just subbed! Great channel

Just came across your channel love it Thanks

hello to you from Russian prospectors)))

TRUE STORY: I used to live and work in California and this was many years ago but when I worked in construction doing exterior cement and stucco work, I used to work with large mountains of sand that we used to mix our bagged cement with. At the end of the day, we would sometimes wash our tools out in the sand pile. At the time I didn't think about or know about it but that black sand and gold flakes we would see was very fine or what I'm told was flour gold. Just washing out our wheel barrows, you could also see black sand since it's heavier along with some gold flakes. I even noticed black sand and gold in the bagged sand sold at the Home Depot in West Coast (California). I now live on the East Coast and the sand looks completely different out here than in California. It seems California sand used in masonry appears more coarse and dark than East Coast. Maybe the West Coast sand is sourced where their is more gold. What are your thoughts on that?

It’s cool watching you go places I’ve hiked & rode around on. I had No idea who owned certain places I wanted to prospect but now watching your videos i know it belongs to your dad. 👍🏻how do I even get a chance to talk to him ? Thanks & cool videos

A nice 😃 smile ! and gold in the pan !

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AWESOME VIDEO Ladies!!

Be a good place to run a mini recirculating high banker.

Definitely driven by that dome a few times

Is it easy to collect the fleks or do they get easily lost?

WillowNuggettes

Olepal Ms drew barrymoore

This is 1st time you did the Alabama Bump’d bump bump
You called it tapping, bump that pan, move that heavy flake grain dust to the smiley face 😊 in your the bottom of the pan, ya know.

Here from the great JRE. Please make more videos!!!..

nice stache big John

is there an official link to the Boneyard Alaska Documentary? seems like a lot are piggy backing on the video and it doesn't seem official

So many things that you are doing up there that are very exciting, ancient ice age bones and when you find gold, but I'd bet your good mood and excitement is also due to it being so warm out! Ha,ha,ha. Thanks for your videos. I compliment your Dad on having some very cute daughters! 😉

I would love to go on an adventure of outing with all of you
It looks like soo much fun ❤