How Much Small Gold Does a Big Coil Leave Behind?
This trip didn't go quite as planned. While waiting for a smaller coil for the GPZ 8000, I switched back to the GPX 6000 to see how much small gold a larger coil might be leaving behind. The results were interesting and reminded me that every detector has its place out in the goldfields. If you enjoy real-world gold prospecting, honest reviews, and off-grid adventures across the Western Australian bush, I'd love to have you along for the journey. If you enjoyed the video, please give it a like, subscribe to the channel, and leave a comment below. Your support really helps the channel grow and allows me to keep bringing these adventures to you. Kind regards, Goose
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IRL Metal Detecting for Gold | Gold Monster 2000 on Specimens
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I Nearly Missed This Nugget
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I Found 4.77 Troy Oz of Gold in Forgotten Mine Workings | Goldbay
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Finding Gold in the Victorian Golden Triangle using the GPX6000
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Gold Prospecting Southern NSW
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When the gold nugget won't fit in the jar, it's always a great day!
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This Gold Patch was Locked Up for Years! | W.A Gold Detecting // AP Volix P300
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I almost walked past this signal…
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Henry and Joy with Col on a two ounce patch at Georgetown FNQLD
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Return to the Hillside of 1000 Targets with the Gold Monster 2000
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I Tried Finding Gold with AI… Here’s What Happened
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1850's Style Alluvial Gold Digging - Gold in the pan
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Griffos Outback Adventure Part 1 Ularring District W.A. "Micks Patch" 13 - 26 June 2026
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An ancient gravel lead pays me a HUGE afternoon on the GOLD.
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Detecting the Palmer river goldfield. Waterfall gully part 1.
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Worked a reef with a Gold Monster GM2000, crushed the rock and collected the gold
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Search for Rings, Cash, Weapon's & Jewelry *Buried Under 150yr Old Ruins*
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Meekatharra Gold - Tunnel Hill
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This Aussie Icon Allowed Me To Access Areas Previously Inaccessible!
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