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Sweet find, Congrats!

On June 17,2019 Dolan Dave, Eric Rasmussen, Jim Tobin and I hunted Jungo Dry Lake in Northern Nevada.I'm happy to say there were no skunks on this trip. I was fortunate enough to make a 207.8 gram. find. With that said, is anyone aware of any bigger finds made from Jungo that have not been reported? The Metbull lists the largest find as 103.6 grams in 2010 by Scott Johnson, who made the first find on this dry lake,

Dave Nice finds! Congrats

The Gold Basin 20TH Anniversary Event is days away. I hope all who plan to attend have made preparations for the weather. The 10 day forecast is clear skies in the 60's during the day and in the low 40's at night. Remember to bring all you'll need to survive a dry camp weekend. For those thinking of taking home some memorabilia of the event bring a few coins with you. For first timers to Gold Basin There will be white board signs to point the way (if the locals don't remove them). I look forward to meeting you all Friday night at the Base Camp get together if not Saturday. Clear skies and goo

f Fred Sorry to hear you won't be out with the meteorite hunters this coming weekend. I personally think you didn't want to share your chili with us. Good hunting, kgmrg aka Richard

Event Update: The 20TH anniversary event is fast approaching. For those attending you will need to bring all the items to survive a weekend camping trip, food,water, toiletries etc… There will be no porta-potties or other amenities provided. Dry camping is available within the BLM land. We look forward to meeting you all. Here is a link for directions from Kingman to Gold Basin Rd, alternate route would be Stockton Hills Road from Kingman to Peirce Ferry Road. http://maps.google.c...mra=ls&t=h&z=10

Fred From the 2 non organizers Dave and I. If you show up, we'll at least offer you a beer at our camp fire.

Mitchel Make sure you're out there Friday of the event. I'll put 2 aside for you. You may want to add the Lapel pins too. They came out great! Richard

Dave As always you're the best to hunt with. No mention was made of your friend. See if you can spot him now. The little guy headed for the bush as soon as Roy the snake charmer showed up.

A limited number of 20th Anniversary commemorative caps and lapel pins will be available at the event.

To All Does anyone out there know of a meteorite hunter/collector that goes by the of Robert James Rose from Vista CA.? I would appreciate any information you could provide. Richard aka kgmrg

Frank Congrats on your finds! Richard aka kgmrg

Congrats to all. I'm looking forward to seeing Ben's finds Richard aka kgmrg

Troy Glad to hear you're still hunting for that elusive cold find. Good luck and don't forget us. Richard

Fred I would like that. Perhaps in November. Clear skies and good hunting, Richard

Bryan A group of people are going up that weekend. Robby Hoover his dad, and Mike Mulgrew etc... Richard aka kgmrg

Dear FRED I own a Gold-Bug 2 and a White's GMT. I have enjoyed using both of them while I was hunting with some of the best in the field. I truly appreciate Bill Southern's forum though I have never had the pleasure of meeting him. I can trace my first find, at Franconia, to the help and friendship of Stan Santiago who I met on the Nugget Shooter forum in 2007. If we compare posts on this forum, your experience is obvious and vastly exceeds mine. I do, however, have some concerns about your statement that "sight hunting is easier" and I have been told by many " You're not worth your salt if yo

Mitchel Its been tried. Metal detectors don't work due to heavy mineralization. Richard aka kgmrg

hardtimehermit We look forward to meeting you this November. Hopefully you'll leave with a Gold Basin meteorite if not a few new friends. Richard aka kgmrg

Dolan Dave and I followed the blow outs to make a number of nice finds. I recovered 67 meteorite fragments, with a total weight of 346 grams. My two largest finds, seen in SITU, were a partially buried 50g fragment and a 37.7g resting atop the ground. We had a great time and meteorite hunt despite the heat and insect bites.

Tom Send me your email address via messenger. Richard aka kgmrg

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Event Schedule: Friday the 13TH of November 4:00 P.M. camp fire social Saturday the 14TH of November 3: 30 P.M. plaque placement in honor of Jim Kriegh followed by an awards presentation. Camp site coords: 35° 52.880'N , 114° 13.838'W Contact persons: Richard Garcia kgmrg@yahoo.com (Dolan)Dave Libuszowski davidlibuszowski@yahoo.com

Time: November 13, 2015 to November 14, 2015 Location: Gold Basin,AZ November 2015 marks the 20Th Anniversary of Jim Kriegh's find of meteorites at Gold Basin,AZ. On behalf of Twink Monrad and John Blennert, (Dolan) Dave Libuszowski and I, Richard Garcia, are hosting a Gold Basin,AZ meteorite hunt to honor the late Jim Kriegh. There will be prizes for the best and most finds. Arrangements are being made for camping sites for those planning to stay the weekend. So mark you calendars. This event is open to all.stand-by for additional

Ben and to all a very Merry Christmas. Richard