Mining
A Canyon Full Of Silver Mines
A Canyon Full Of Silver Mines
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An abandoned silver mine in Nevada? Who would have thought such a thing were possible… Yes, this canyon of mines was primarily a silver mining operation, although there was also some gold and copper reported as secondary minerals. The mineral potential of the area was first discovered in the…
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Once again TVR thanks for a great video. And you make the call on that level. Take care. Happy holidays
That’s a very promising looking mine! Probably the best I have seen! I’m sure there’s gold silver and other metals in there!
Great bug out place to live when the shit hits the fan! During ww3
Hi Justin, those quartz veins were mental, everything you need for gold and silver, awesome.
I say it would be a good idea to go down that man way at the end of the video just to document
whether there is anything down there or if it's just short drifts on either side of it.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
Wow, that was dark.
So cool to see you guys at a mine I've been to because I don't get to many living in Eastern Oregon. We were there in July (Frickn HOT) I checked out the ruins while my two grown sons scrambled all over that mountain side to the east.(you didn't miss anything over there). We all went in the first one with the passing tracks for the carts and were really bummed when it faced out shortly thereafter. My youngest went in the second one and followed a Fox to the end! We plead the 5th on the Silver bullet can.
7:16 – rat upper left
almost bang on 7.17 there is a packrat watching you from the top of the beam just before you say rats have made it a home
The Peregrine falcon (I think) was very cool btw
Are you allowed to move cave ins etc,
that bit of the mine looked viable for something if not silver…..who knows
hmm Thats a long walk into rope down a potentially bottomed out ore pass but should you feel the urge I would definitely be interested to see that.
Thanks for sharing so far
The pack rat on 7:20 awesome!
That bird was a real gift. so close..
You missed the first rat hiding across from the first oar chute.
at 7:18 as you are walking a rat is on tember above your head to the left. than you show the rats nest
As dark as the rock looks, I'd be tempted to suspect manganese ore or possibly a form of magnetite. I'd try the ore pass down into the workings.
I don't know how you guys find them! All that iron laden quartz! Looks like there's still material in there. Thanks Justin and Crew!
@7:17 a little buddy is watching. top left beam.
* 17:00 * Since no one reads the comments section and wants to post about the mouse. How about the bat at 17:00
How can these rats see in the dark? Do they navigate by touch, scent and sound?
Very colorful tunnel! Nice video
Nice bit of wildlife in this vid, did you spot the mouse @7.18 😂
Little friend 7:15 🐭🐁
Having watched many of your videos, I am always surprised/interested in why quartz veins are not exploited when they are so easily accessed. The logical answer is that these veins are not profitable and if so, is continued mining just wishful? I would also guess that these veins produce just enough to keep the process going.
A very interesting explore again, i guess that wood like stuff is not a good sign for a mine if it is all over the mine, not very solid, perhaps that ore pass goes beyond a collapse but it is solid? ehr me not know lol.
the level of danger in mining silver is just not worth the time?have to use mercury to get it, not worth dying for. and selling it im not worth 45.00 oz. ?
@ 7:18 on the upper left is a TVR fan watchin as you go by talking prior to the one on the ladder
Mouse in the woodwork at7min 25 second
live rat at 7:18 😆
You should have taken a sample of that slatey wood looking stuff and had it looked at by a lab or something to figure out what it was because it was very interesting especially seeing the quartz in those little ovals one after another
Yeah that tank looked like an old propane tank or stand up air compressor tank
at 7:17 the rats were watching y'all
Very cool. Thank you.
Wow that strange geology at the start of the second adit was insane. It really did look like wood
And then there were even more rats lol
I take it you didnt see the rat saying hi on the cribbing just before you got to its nest around the 7:20 mark. Top left corner of screen lol