Trough Tailings for a cAUse
All summer long we have the privilege to teach gold panning to locals and visitors alike. Sometimes gold is lost along the way filling up our trough tailings with what is missed when learning the new skill.
Throughout the season we empty the troughs and stockpile our dirt, always saving it or shoveling the tailings into buckets for at home panning to keep gold fever at bay during the cold winter months.
For each trough dirt purchase, 10 % of sales are donated to support Forget Me Not Animal Rescue!
Please note there is NO GUARANTEE of finding gold as these are the tailings.
No refunds, returns or exchanges. Good luck and happy prospecting!
All summer long we have the privilege to teach gold panning to locals and visitors alike. Sometimes gold is lost along the way filling up our trough tailings with what is missed when learning the new skill.
Throughout the season we empty the troughs and stockpile our dirt, always saving it or shoveling the tailings into buckets for at home panning to keep gold fever at bay during the cold winter months.
For each trough dirt purchase, 10 % of sales are donated to support Forget Me Not Animal Rescue!
Please note there is NO GUARANTEE of finding gold as these are the tailings.
No refunds, returns or exchanges. Good luck and happy prospecting!
All summer long we have the privilege to teach gold panning to locals and visitors alike. Sometimes gold is lost along the way filling up our trough tailings with what is missed when learning the new skill.
Throughout the season we empty the troughs and stockpile our dirt, always saving it or shoveling the tailings into buckets for at home panning to keep gold fever at bay during the cold winter months.
For each trough dirt purchase, 10 % of sales are donated to support Forget Me Not Animal Rescue!
Please note there is NO GUARANTEE of finding gold as these are the tailings.
No refunds, returns or exchanges. Good luck and happy prospecting!
10% of all Trough Dirt sales will be donated to Forget Me Not Animal Rescue in Fairbanks, Alaska
