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Fred might have some skills, but his son might disagree with you guys, lol. I hope Parker can secure the future of his G-Pa's claim. Ive always liked the Big Nugget Mine for some reason. I think its because in the first season they were the only ones pulling gold out of the ground.
 
I think that Parker is going to hit it big on that new claim. He said that it was the site of the camp for the original miners who hit it big way back when and it's never been worked since they didn't want to tear it down back then. There is a shot during the opening credits of Parker holding up a BIG nugget from the wash plant, it must come from the new place. I hope he hits big.
I am not a Fred fan, but I have to admit; that guy is a fabricating fool. He needs to learn about how to lay down a multipass bead though.
 
Parker hopefully will hit it big, a couple more clean outs like that and he will have a good year. Still needs to find some land for next year.


Dave tells Todd not to break the wash plant, so what does he do, dam near does just that by overworking it. When day light hit he should ahve stopped and filled that area back in.
 
I'd previously said that the only way Todd can get to 1000 is to run multiple shifts. Given that there's only a month left in their mining season, I think its too late for even that to work, although that might get them close.
 
Yes I think Dave/Toad have a chance at the 1000oz but I hope that is not who they were announcing "hit it big" this season. Still puling for Parker to find that big nugget he's holding in the previews and get the big payoff.
 
I think it's Fred's crew that hits it big. big The last few weeks they have been pulling solid gold out of that pit, and their operation is the least costly of the three.
 
I think it's Fred's crew that hits it big. big The last few weeks they have been pulling solid gold out of that pit, and their operation is the least costly of the three.

It could be, especially after getting that 40 oz haul off of four hours on the dredge getting into cracks. That means there's some serious gold down there somewhere.
 
and the point that they had no idea what they were doing. Lucky
 
Them boys on Bearing Sea Gold make Todd look like a genius...

I can't watch that bearing sea gold, too many idiots. If you think you can swim a half mile to your boat in the bearing sea, you are too stupid to gold mine. I hope they don't let that guy breed. The sad part is that the state of alaska is subsidizing all these shows, and they have completely turned me off to going there. Not so much gold rush or the crab fishing show, they are in their own little world and tend to stay there. So I don't tend to see either as representing alaska. But in general from what I have seen of IRT, bearing sea gold, the Palins, flying wild alaska, tougher in alaska, alaska state troopers, have all disuaded me from wanting too go to there.
 
I'll be surprised if Dave's wash plant stays in operation the way Toad has been running it. I understand his sense of urgency, but dropping the sluice in to the settling pond because you were too lazy to back fill the erosion would have put a small dent in the 1000 oz goal.
 
I can't watch that bearing sea gold, too many idiots. If you think you can swim a half mile to your boat in the bearing sea, you are too stupid to gold mine. I hope they don't let that guy breed. The sad part is that the state of alaska is subsidizing all these shows, and they have completely turned me off to going there. Not so much gold rush or the crab fishing show, they are in their own little world and tend to stay there. So I don't tend to see either as representing alaska. But in general from what I have seen of IRT, bearing sea gold, the Palins, flying wild alaska, tougher in alaska, alaska state troopers, have all disuaded me from wanting too go to there.

The Bering Sea Gold people make the Goldrush folks look like geniuses. I don't understand why anyone would employ that Steve guy - he's mentally unhinged, obnoxious, and is absolutely terrible at his job.

I'm thinking next season, if there is a season, that Dave and his crew cut ties with Toads group and do their own thing. Dave is a civil engineer and its apparent he knows his way around a large scale construction operation such as mining - Toad has shown zero competence in anything he has done.
 
Darwin18 said:
I'm thinking next season, if there is a season, that Dave and his crew cut ties with Toads group and do their own thing. Dave is a civil engineer and its apparent he knows his way around a large scale construction operation such as mining - Toad has shown zero competence in anything he has done.

Dave should definitely strike out on his own. I don't think they'd include him in the show much after that though. Like we talked about earlier with Tony Beats, its awfully boring to see a successful gold mine pulling up dirt, running it through the process, turning a profit.
 
How exactly is Toad maintaining his weight living in remote Alaska, presumably cooking for himself, while working 10 - 14 hour days?
 
How exactly is Toad maintaining his weight living in remote Alaska, presumably cooking for himself, while working 10 - 14 hour days?

One hand on the controls the other on a big samblich!

It previews make it look like Parker hits it on the site where the original camp was. Go Parker.

Wait until you see next years trommel! Doh! it doesn't work...
 
We'll ship it 6 months late and it will use rotted rubber bands for a motor....oops- they all broke!

I hope Parker nails it this week. He seems to be the only one that tony Beets has any respect for.
 
We'll ship it 6 months late and it will use rotted rubber bands for a motor....oops- they all broke!

I hope Parker nails it this week. He seems to be the only one that tony Beets has any respect for.


Tony Beets said in a interview that he likes Dave and is impressed with his crew, He would Hire them, they get things done.
 
How exactly is Toad maintaining his weight living in remote Alaska, presumably cooking for himself, while working 10 - 14 hour days?

Well, when your 10-14 hour days consist of stuffing your face and riding around on a modified golf cart yelling at people I don't think it's too hard to maintain fat bastard status.

Also, he's not cooking for himself. His wife and kids are there so he gets home cooked meals.
 
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