Name: Dave's Problematic Pay Dirt | Gold Rush: Dave Turin's Lost Mine
Uploaded: 2020-03-28T16:58:55.000Z
Duration: 3 min 6 s
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No, I think that was It just looks a lot better with water pressure.

Anybody build up again, just not clean it up.

We're shut down for the day and I know the next question would be What do you think of that?

Well, a bunch of right now, you know, this sucks.

You know, it's it's taking food away from our freaking families.

Water pressure is ruled out as the culprit.

So Dave turns his attention to the paydirt he's feeding into the wash plant.

He's hoping historical maps can shed more light on the land around how he's cut.

It's always a mystery where the old timers went, and I don't know why they left this little wedge force.

It's clear they didn't mind that it's quite interesting.

I don't understand why millions of years ago gold rich sediments sat just below the drum lemon load and was washed down onto this plateau, forming what's called an alluvial fan.

In the late 19th century, the area was extensively mined, but the three acres of Howie's cut was left untouched by the old timers.

And now Dave's worried there's a reason why see, the way I'm getting gravel and then I'm getting are false bedrock.

With the pay dirt now exposed in the creek, Dave is looking for clues as to why the wash plant is clogged with mud.

Every piece of ground you ever on is different.

These air, the channels that the gold will be in.

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Dave's Problematic Pay Dirt | Gold Rush: Dave Turin's Lost Mine

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