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Goal Zero Torch Solar Crank Flashlight Review
19 June 2013 3:05 AM | No CommentsWhile we were at the Overland Expo last month in Flagstaff, AZ we checked out Goal Zero. I ended up buying one of their solar flashlights, the Torch Solar Crank Flashlight. I’ve...
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Hiking in the High Country
28 May 2013 4:10 AM | No CommentsSometimes its just good to get out and hike. So this weekend we did just that in the north country. Tried to find some fulgarites but no luck. There has...
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Minelab GP Extreme Archive
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Little Gold Nugget Video
Posted on March 14, 2013 | No CommentsI made this video back in 2008 and its still an old favorite. It was a nice June day in the AZ desert for nugget shooting and I took out my good... -
Fisher Gold Bug Repair #2
Posted on April 3, 2012 | No CommentsNow don’t take this post to say the Fisher Gold Bug 2 Gold Nugget Metal Detector is in constant need of repair, hardly. Its just I really use my equipment,... -
Size Does Matter When Nugget Shooting with a Metal Detector
Posted on January 11, 2012 | No CommentsYou know its true, size matters. And not all coils are created equally. If you plan on being successful at finding gold nuggets with a metal detector you need to... -
A gold nugget and a smile
Posted on August 8, 2011 | No CommentsYesterday I was up on the Mogllon Rim once again with a friend and we found a nice scenic place to relax. The temps were perfect, a slight breeze and... -
Nugget Hunting with the Minelab GP Extreme
Posted on November 29, 2010 | 4 CommentsWhen the Extreme first came out it was referred to as the GPX. Today, metal detector dealers now use the letters GPX to refer to the newest line of detectors. One thing you will notice over time, its rare to see an Extreme for sale. The reasons for this can vary but I’ll guess a primary one is performance. -
Gold Prospecting Field Repairs
Posted on September 21, 2010 | 1 CommentIt happens to all of us. We're out on a great trip prospecting and mining for that elusive yellow metal and all of the sudden something breaks. When this happens one of two things is sure to follow next, failure or success.
