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About 100,000 people set off for the gold rush, but only around 30,000 reached their destination, facing perilous conditions along the way.
Parker Schnabel surpasses 50,000 ounces of gold mined in his career while managing multiple projects in the Klondike during his 10th season.
Fred Lewis asks Tony Beets for help in his gold mining efforts in the Klondike region.
Parker achieves his biggest week of gold mining ever in the Klondike region.
Jack Hoffman humorously reflects on how much gold he thinks accidently made it to his pockets.
8.4 ounces of gold are mined in one week by Fred Lewis, surpassing his entire first season's total and reigniting his gold mining ambitions.
Parker Schnabel travels to Bolivia with a $1,000 budget to build a sluice box and test his gold mining skills inspired by his grandfather, John Schnabel.
Parker Schnabel and his team face the challenges of gold mining on Mud Mountain, navigating harsh conditions and employing strategies to maximize their yield.
Parker investigates the billion-dollar motherlode mystery in the Klondike, examining whether hidden gold remains in the tailings of a former mining pit.
Parker Schnabel's crew mined 6,837 ounces of gold during a challenging season in the Klondike, falling short of their ambitious goal.
Parker Schnabel faces a major setback in the Klondike as his latest venture into new pay dirt fails to yield the expected gold, impacting his team's future plans.
Monster Red, a powerful mining machine, showcases its efficiency in the Klondike region while industry figures Tony Beets and Monica Beets discuss modern gold mining challenges.
The Super Stacker leaks fluid, jeopardizing gold mining operations in the Klondike region.
A miner in the Klondike goldfields of Canada's Yukon territory finds a 30,000-year-old woolly mammoth, linking ancient history to modern exploration.
Tony Beets seeks a backup plan to save his gold mining season in the Klondike region.
Tony Beets plans to dig a 900-foot trench and install a 20-foot culvert to manage millions of gallons of meltwater flooding his mining cuts.
Tony Beets risks moving a massive excavator in the Klondike gold mining operation.
Tony Beets deals with a flooded road that disrupts his gold mining operations.
Tony's crew must strip the last third of overburden from two gold cuts in just one week to keep their mining operation on schedule.
Tony's crew struggles with downed dozers while Parker's team makes crucial repairs.
