hiya from talbot
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hiya from talbot
hi everyone!
name's Laurie, just got the bug so the wife and myself are going to go prospecting!
used to do this in the '70's as a lad, didn't find much up Warrandyte way, but enjoyed the experience, this time we are doing the golden triangle, using talbot as our base.
any hot tips?...lol
heading out tomorrow to look at the minelab and white detectors, got the Eureka or MXT in mind as a starter detector....any advice would be helpful!
anyways.....hi!
Laurie
name's Laurie, just got the bug so the wife and myself are going to go prospecting!
used to do this in the '70's as a lad, didn't find much up Warrandyte way, but enjoyed the experience, this time we are doing the golden triangle, using talbot as our base.
any hot tips?...lol
heading out tomorrow to look at the minelab and white detectors, got the Eureka or MXT in mind as a starter detector....any advice would be helpful!
anyways.....hi!
Laurie
laurie02- Contributor Plus
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Re: hiya from talbot
Hi Laurie,
Welcome to the forum.
Well you pick a very good base to look for a gold.
I like Talbot (and a farmer market is great).
Get one of the Tully books and you can pick plenty spots around.
You got a miners right? If not you might get one here:
http://www.energyandresources.vic.gov.au/earth-resources/exploration-and-mining/prospecting-and-fossicking
You can use geovic site to print your own maps:
http://mapshare2.dse.vic.gov.au/MapShare2EXT/imf.jsp?site=geovic
There is a PMAV meet every month in Clunes so you can catch up with others in your area.
If you looking to buy/upgrade the detector what to get depend what you want to do.Minelab is very popular for our goldfields condition, but there are plenty others.
Good luck and don't be afraid to ask any questions.Use a search section to find any topic you are interested in.
GoldEN
Welcome to the forum.
Well you pick a very good base to look for a gold.
I like Talbot (and a farmer market is great).
Get one of the Tully books and you can pick plenty spots around.
You got a miners right? If not you might get one here:
http://www.energyandresources.vic.gov.au/earth-resources/exploration-and-mining/prospecting-and-fossicking
You can use geovic site to print your own maps:
http://mapshare2.dse.vic.gov.au/MapShare2EXT/imf.jsp?site=geovic
There is a PMAV meet every month in Clunes so you can catch up with others in your area.
If you looking to buy/upgrade the detector what to get depend what you want to do.Minelab is very popular for our goldfields condition, but there are plenty others.
Good luck and don't be afraid to ask any questions.Use a search section to find any topic you are interested in.
GoldEN
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Re: hiya from talbot
Welcome Laurie, I hope you both have a great time out there. cheers Pete.
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Re: hiya from talbot
thanks Golden and Piston, Talbot is lovely we just bought 11 acres there, and we settle in January.....i might have a dam digging party!
in the meantime there are lots of state forest to practise in!
cheers
in the meantime there are lots of state forest to practise in!
cheers
laurie02- Contributor Plus
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Re: hiya from talbot
hi all,
well bit the bullet and got a GP extreme today
all the bits to go with it and im gonna go and play tomorrow around Talbot for a while!
any tricks or quirks with this type of Detector?
cheers
Laurie
well bit the bullet and got a GP extreme today
all the bits to go with it and im gonna go and play tomorrow around Talbot for a while!
any tricks or quirks with this type of Detector?
cheers
Laurie
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Age : 67
Registration date : 2013-10-30
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