New prospecting show Options

[leonard]

I watched a new prospecting show last night at 7:00 pm on the Weather Channel. It was right up this forums way. They were gem hunting on Mont Antero and Lake George. Boy do they earn any gems found on Antero. Rugged hike in and working on the sheer rock faces. They were getting amazonite, florite, and smoky quartz. What was neat was no swearing, no drama, and people actually getting along and doing work together.

I'm putting it on my must watch list.
Leonard

[Goodwood2223]

Swizz what's a mulligan? We don't have that term here in England,I agree about the claim jumpers,when I was in California I was on the north fork American river at a place called mineral bar,south of the camp ground is state recreation area and ok to prospect,north of the campground is blm land and all claimed( I knew this due to research) on my first day there I took a stroll up river and saw some guys panning in area right by a pile of rocks which I thought given location was claim marker,I approached them and believing they were claim owners as I was curious about the whole system, there response, this is claimed land? Blah blah blah.i pointed out my research where was good to go etc but I just got the feeling they didn't give a crap and knew they were on a claim,that said they did pack up and leave.

[swizz]

Swizz what's a mulligan? We don't have that term here in England.

Hi Goodwood!
A "mulligan" is a term frequently used in Golf. It's a figure of speech. An example would be a golfer making huge mistake in his swing and the ball travels 1 yard instead of 300yds.... he might turn around embarrassed and jokingly say "can I get a mulligan on that one?"... meaning: whoopsy, that never happened, can I get a free pass on that one and we won't count it?