Saturday, April 6, 2013

Arkansas Gold--How does this spot in the photo look to you?

.hoverscroll {border: #000 solid 1px;}#my-list {width: 100%;}#my-list li {width: 80px;height: 80px;background: #fff;border: #000 solid 1px;} (function() { var cx = 'partner-pub-7140863250046446:6305075452'; var gcse = document.createElement('script'); gcse.type = 'text/javascript'; gcse.async = true; gcse.src = (document.location.protocol == 'https:' ? 'https:' : 'http:') + '//www.google.com/cse/cse.js?cx=' + cx; var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(gcse, s); })(); Arkansas Gold--How does this spot in the photo look to you?Welcome guest, is this your first visit?Login: Save? HomeForumToday's PostsThe Hunt Starts HereLog In Register --------Charter Membership TreasureNet Home TreasureNet Forum Beginner's Guide Treasure in the News! Advertise Here! ----Top Boards---- Todays Finds! What is it? Coin Roll Hunting Everything Else General Discussion Artifacts Metal Detecting Beach & Shallow Water My Daily Snapshots ----Treasure Legends---- Aztec Gold! Beale Codes KGC Oak Island Tayopa Lost Dutchmans Swift Mines Peg Leg Mine Kokoweef Victorio Peak Jim Bowie's Cave The Pearl Ship The Adams' Digger Others ----Reference---- Events Clubs Historical Images Code of EthicsShowToday's Finds!What Is It? The Best Of...My Best FindsMetal DetectingGold Prospecting Beach DetectingRelic HuntingGeneral DiscussionCoin Roll HuntingEverything Else ----Jump To---- Treasure Hunting Metal Detecting Forum Gold Prospecting Forum Research & Techniques Artifact Forums Geological Forums Collectors Forums Classified Ads Miscellaneous By Location ----Banner Finds---- Banner Finds Forum ActionsMark Forums ReadFAQForum RulesHelp!/FeedbackReal or FakeQuick LinksView Forum LeadersMetal Prices Oil & Gas Prices ClassifiedsWorld Clock Link to TreasureNet!Personal PagesMetal PricesActive TopicsWhat's New?GalleryGalleryAlbum GalleryPicture GalleryLatest AlbumsMy AlbumsAdd AlbumCharter MemberCharter MemberUpgrade! Live PostsLive Chat Charter Member Forum Forum Stats Online Games!Advanced SearchHomeForumGold Prospecting ForumGold Prospecting Arkansas Gold--How does this spot in the photo look to you?Member
Discoveries »  +  ? RARE NEW BRUNSWICK SILVER, 1st hunt of seasonMy first Gold coin!FIND OF MY LIFE TIME! 2000 Year old Roman Bronze Sculpture of Venus found today!First CW buckle1853 Gold $1 dollar - video attached1849 D $5 gold pieceRevolutionary War era silver sword pommelLong Live The President GW scriptGOLD!!!2000 year old GOLD.First hunt of 2013 produces multiple colonial silver!!Unreal day!! Relics, and a 13 projectile point cache!!!G W BUTTON DUG 12-5-2012137 hammered silver!Best Long Weekend Ever! Some great Colonial finds, silver, buttons and more! Results 1 to 7 of 7 Thread: Arkansas Gold--How does this spot in the photo look to you?«Prev Thread | Next Thread»LinkBack LinkBack URL LinkBack URLAbout LinkBacks About LinkBacksThread ToolsShow Printable VersionEmail this Page…Subscribe to this Thread… Ignore this ThreadSearch Thread Advanced SearchDisplayLinear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded ModeYesterday, 12:25 PMOriginal Poster#1BadgerGold BadgerGold is offlineusMar 2013Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin8 Prospecting Arkansas Gold--How does this spot in the photo look to you?
Arkansas Gold--How does this spot in the photo look to you?-arkansas-spot.png

My sister got a job in Arkansas and I heard there can be decent gold there. GPAA's site (I'm not a member... yet) says there's gold in Pike County in their guidebook. I was looking on Google Maps at places near Benton where my sister works and saw this spot off of the Ouachita River. Just based off the Google satellite image it looks like a decent bend, with some bedrock showing.

What do you think? I will be going there next week and taking my A52 with me. I will let everyone who responds to this thread know how I did! Better at least get a few specks...


Tell me your thoughts, look good? No? I'll try it anyway haha
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Yesterday 12:25 PM # ADSAds
TreasureNet.com is the premier Treasure Hunting Forum on the internet. Registered Users do not see these ads. Please Register - It's Free!
Yesterday, 01:25 PM#2okbasspro okbasspro is offlineokbasspro's AvatarusJan 2012Chickasha,Oklahoma244 36 times Prospecting
I prospect the other side of the mnts in Oklahoma its just about all flour gold.Good luck.
"If the Gold dont care neither do I"
Shawn Pomrenke

4" Proline 2" Jobe combo 2.5" Keene
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Yesterday, 01:57 PM#363bkpkr 63bkpkr is offline63bkpkr's AvatarusNorthern CaliforniaAug 2007Northern CaliforniaXLT, GMT, 6000D Coinmaster1,365 362 times All Types Of Treasure Hunting
BG,
If there's gold in the area then of course a possibility exists that there will be some at this location. A lot will depend on the level of the water when you arrive, if no rain has fallen anywhere locally or way up river for some time then that would be the best time to get there. The classic gravel bar is on the inside bend and the heavy water, exposed rock is on the outside bend. Be careful of snakes in and around the rocks. Gold panning is a dig and sample operation to locate a pay streak with muscle usage of muscles that most of us have not used in some time so be careful with your back and legs, wear a hat and be careful of the sun burning you. As always, Have Fun...........63bkpkr
Out searching w/GMT & friend under my arm
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Yesterday, 06:16 PM#4Timmy Tom Timmy Tom is offlineAug 201233 8 times
Magnet Cove is up river from there. Do a search for Magnet Cove minerals. They have discovered a lot of new and rare minerals there. Good luck.

TT
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Today, 10:59 AMOriginal Poster#5BadgerGold BadgerGold is offlineusMar 2013Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin8 Prospecting
Quote Originally Posted by 63bkpkrView PostBG,
If there's gold in the area then of course a possibility exists that there will be some at this location. A lot will depend on the level of the water when you arrive, if no rain has fallen anywhere locally or way up river for some time then that would be the best time to get there. The classic gravel bar is on the inside bend and the heavy water, exposed rock is on the outside bend. Be careful of snakes in and around the rocks. Gold panning is a dig and sample operation to locate a pay streak with muscle usage of muscles that most of us have not used in some time so be careful with your back and legs, wear a hat and be careful of the sun burning you. As always, Have Fun...........63bkpkrIt's funny that you mention that, I was just out at the Menomonee River in WI practicing panning. My back is pretty sore today lol and I'm a young man! I really hope this spot is good, and I appreciate the tips BkPkr. I'll reply to this thread when I get back and let everyone know how it was. Take care

BG
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Today, 12:16 PM#6TheNewCatfish TheNewCatfish is online nowMar 2011241 50 times
You know what Badger. A bit of detective work might save you a bunch of time and sweat. I'm thinking in a place like Benton, Arkansas... lots of people spend their entire lives there. You should be able to get really good local information. If there's no local prospecting club, try anyplace in Benton that sells pans or equipment. Check the popular watering hole for contacts. Make a pass by the Senior Citizens Center. There's bound to be a couple of ole' guys sitting around there who'd love to tell you about the best spots on the Ouachita River to pan. Bring your pictures. I follow this appraoch every time i hit a new area. Could save you a ton of time prospecting. Some of the best spots i've found, weren't found on the internet.
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Today, 12:31 PM#7TheNewCatfish TheNewCatfish is online nowMar 2011241 50 times
P.S. I like that little draw that runs into the river in the upper right hand corner of the picture. Alot of material has been cut outta there by mother nature over time. Check the draw (not the river), where it intersects with the bigger body of water. Anything coming down that draw should'a dropped out right there. You have two things working for you there. Turbulence and back flow from the river. Both cause gold to drop out of a watercourse. Good Luck.
Reply With Quote Reply With Quote  
  Home | Forum | Active Topics | What's NewHomeForumGold Prospecting ForumGold Prospecting Arkansas Gold--How does this spot in the photo look to you?«Previous Thread | Arkansas Gold--How does this spot in the photo look to you? | Next Thread»SponsorsPosting PermissionsYou may not post new threadsYou may not post repliesYou may not post attachmentsYou may not edit your posts BB code is OnSmilies are On[IMG] code is On[VIDEO] code is OnHTML code is OffTrackbacks are OnPingbacks are OnRefbacks are OnForum Rules

Similar Threads Arkansas river gold By Timmy Tom in forum Gold Prospecting Replies: 9 Last Post: Feb 24, 2013, 01:25 PM Gold Prospecting in Arkansas By SynthetiX in forum Gold Prospecting Replies: 10 Last Post: Nov 11, 2012, 09:11 AM gold mines in arkansas By BLACKFOOT in forum Arkansas Replies: 2 Last Post: Aug 19, 2009, 09:32 AM Madison Co. Arkansas Lost Gold By Gypsy Heart in forum Treasure Legends - Arkansas Replies: 0 Last Post: Jan 31, 2006, 12:26 PM Gold in Arkansas? By BigMoney34 in forum Gold Prospecting Replies: 5 Last Post: Apr 23, 2005, 02:23 PM Powered by vBadvanced CMPS v4.1.3 -- TreasureNet - Pro-- TreasureNet - Option-- Default Mobile Style Contact UsTreasureNetCoin ForumsArchivePrivacy StatementBack to topAll times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:53 PM. Powered by vBulletin® Version 4.1.11
Copyright © 2013 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
SEO by vBSEO ©2011, Crawlability, Inc.

View the original article here

0 comments:

Post a Comment