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Bastrop County Texasby Tom Ashworth
All Exposures of the Eocene Aged sediments appeat ot contain finely disseminated gold particles. The gold hunter must use a geological map to locate this auriferous formation. Gazley CreekAll along Gazley Creek, in the gravel deposits of the Eocene Age, you can pan some very fine gold. I panned this creek several years back and found about 3 colors per pan average. Dig Deep. |
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