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My Life in the Remote Bush as a Gold Prospector

Outback Gold Fever

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Swinging a metal detector to look for gold nuggets is a challenge. If going gold prospecting during the hot summer months it gets even harder and a trip to town to get supplies might be impossible for several weeks. Being prepared for those situations is key when heading into remote areas.
Metal detectors used in this video: Minelab GPX6000 and GPZ7000.

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20 Comments

@officialtassieboysprospecting 3 years ago

Really good Chrissy it’s great to see more behind the scenes, a lot of viewers would have no idea the amount of challenges and things your faced with out there you did a good job showing and explaining also shows just how remote and isolated, really enjoyed this 👍🏼👍🏼

@pmg8504 3 years ago

Chrissy, leave the bonnet up all the time when the troopy is parked so the mice dont think they have a dark comfy spot to nest in!

@Spudscave 3 years ago

Love getting a notification from my favourite German lady prospector I really enjoy watching you at work you sacrifice a lot of time and effort in finding Gold and also editing your adventures for us fans to enjoy so thank you Krissy you are simply a wonderful person with a big heart all the best from Glasgow Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ❤❤❤

@jgs3456 3 months ago

To protect your pin-pointer, place the pointer into a plastic sandwich bag available almost everywhere.

@scruggsbuster9458 3 years ago (edited)

Hey there's ants They carried my cooler away with beer I found my cooler later and all the ants drunk😂😅😆😁😍😂😜😛

@bobjoncas2814 3 years ago

AS LONG AS YOU ARE HAVING A GOOD TIME, GOOD LUCK AND KEEP SAFE..

@melbournesubtropicfruits9474 3 years ago

Pretty amazing views from ridges and nobody for 100s km - well done and keep safe Kris ⛏️🌴

@tracybrethouwer8752 3 years ago

I look forward to Saturdays with Krissy! Thank you for sharing your outdoor experiences. 💛

@geneoleary6809 3 years ago

The trick for your car and mice is to leave your hood open everytime you park. For some reason n they won't try to nest under your hood if the hood is open.

@poorfellamycountry 3 years ago

Water on the road is a sign of hard ground, it’s where the water has sunk in that is the worry. Never drive around water in the desert.

@markseers8587 3 years ago

Thanks for the video Krissy. Be super careful out there. Did a project years ago up that way and know its really tough country.

@wowzatrishiebunz 3 years ago

Krissy, you are such a joy to watch. I thank you so much for your quality content.

@Famo59 3 years ago

Well done Krissy.
Awesome editing skills and Drone skills.
Cheers Famo59

@danieldeanmasterfinisher4715 3 years ago

With all that water you should be taking advantage and do some panning, find the washout bends , pick up on some fine flower gold . Show us them skills👍👍🍻😘

@steveandermatt5668 3 years ago

The Garrett carrot pinpointer is waterproof to 10 feet. It is known as the carrot because it is the orange one.

@caroljohnson8817 2 years ago

You really such a brave woman! I love your adventurous spirit and independence. Hats off to you, girl!!!

@alexkaring 3 years ago

Nice drone shots! Love the composition. The gold is nice too.

@ann-raelagrelle8312 3 years ago

And your camp looks so comfortable

@bigkev19 3 years ago

That drill sample is from big big companies who are checking to see if the area is worth mining. You should find a fair bit of gold from that area.

@rsmileybetcher4098 3 years ago

Best video yet. Really shows what it takes to be successful. Good job Kissy, awesome gold. And thanks for taking us with you and showing the behind the scene everyday stuff like turning around at the swap hole and going without bread. That sneaky snake comes back, you be sure to pop him with a stick, give him what for. Tell it to go catch a mouse somewhere else...🤠