Hello,
I had a look on the 8 pages of the "Prospecting Rules and Regulation", but I don't found for what I was really looking for.
Thanks to GeoView I found a place (river/brook) witch looks like really great for panning
BUT, the river/brook cross private lands (in the bush/outback, without habitation) ...
So, in France it's simple : Farmers don't care about what you are doing in the river (if you respect the place), and the most often you can pan without any permission (but in the same time there it often no gold :awful: ).
And rivers are often public place (State owner).
In Australia it seems a little bit differerent
So : Do I absolutly check the cadastre and contact each private land owner (where the river run) , even lost in the middle of the bush ?? Or it's just the theory, but in practice it's more "flexible" ?
Thank you !
I had a look on the 8 pages of the "Prospecting Rules and Regulation", but I don't found for what I was really looking for.
Thanks to GeoView I found a place (river/brook) witch looks like really great for panning
BUT, the river/brook cross private lands (in the bush/outback, without habitation) ...
So, in France it's simple : Farmers don't care about what you are doing in the river (if you respect the place), and the most often you can pan without any permission (but in the same time there it often no gold :awful: ).
And rivers are often public place (State owner).
In Australia it seems a little bit differerent
So : Do I absolutly check the cadastre and contact each private land owner (where the river run) , even lost in the middle of the bush ?? Or it's just the theory, but in practice it's more "flexible" ?
Thank you !