How Gold Is Mined: Clubs in Trinity County

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#1Trinity Dirt

Jan 20131 All Types Of Treasure Hunting Clubs in Trinity County

Hello all.. i am new to this forum and was wondering if there were any metal detecting clubs or gold prospecting clubs in trinity or even shasta county one could go out with and learn the ropes..
and if there isn't we should try to form our own club here in Trinity County

Would like to gain more info on the history of mining in trinity county. and of corce where to go to play around..
the only thing i have really found metal detecting is some 1950's pennies and only thing that shows up in my gold pan are little flakes.
but that is ok with me cuz it is heart pounding to get to the bottom of the pan....

Gold prospecting is like a big easter egg hunt... but instead of looking in the 6 acres of land i have you have hundreds of miles to hunt for that big golden egg. (but where is a good place to start) that is the question.

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Jan 21, 2013, 02:53 PM#2Rdg Sluicer Rdg Sluicer is offline

It is just a hobby?Dec 2012Redding, Ca35 11 times Prospecting

There is one in Shasta. I am not a member but the guy at the Miners Cache can give you the info.

Alan U
I don't care how much I get as long as I get to go.

Reply With Quote Jan 22, 2013, 03:31 AM#3g-olden years g-olden years is offline

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Browse around your local libraries and used-book stores! Many have locally-written journals about the old days, old maps, geological maps, etc. which may prove very useful. Whenever I move to an area new to me, I raid library & bookstores to learn the history of the area. Although I don't prospect, my research habits have proved very useful both in rockhounding and metal detecting. Have fun and success! And don't fall into any abandoned, overgrown mine shafts, as I nearly did when rockhounding in Arizona a few years ago. Andi

Reply With Quote Jan 22, 2013, 10:06 AM#4Hoser John Hoser John is offline

Mar 2003Redding,Calif.2,173 213 times All Types Of Treasure Hunting

There is a chapter of the gpaa just started and Shasta miners which is now a detector club go to Howells Dive shop downtown on Eureka Way for current info-John-ps-nuttn' in trinity since we closed down the Trinity river miners association and Miners Alliance due to dredge ban and corrupt politicians-John

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