Tonight on Gold Rush, Parker Schnabel is opening up new ground in the Klondike — but he is also creating a new future for him and his crew. His man Rick Ness has mined the Indian River cut all season with Big Red while Sluicifer ran paydirt from the uppercut two miles east. Now, midway
Parker Schnabel takes a huge risk on tonight’s Gold Rush, in a move his crew describe as a “ticking time bomb”. In a race to finish his last cut at Scribner Creek, he orders his crew to set to work minus a key piece of protective equipment for his washplant Sluicifer — the grizzly bars. The move risks
Where there’s good gold paydirt, there are big rocks as well on tonight’s Gold Rush — as the Hoffman crew is jinxed yet again. This time it’s by a large stone which breaks through a set of grizzly bars and rips up the feeder belt, grinding the whole operation to a halt. Crew member Juan then
On tonight’s Gold Rush on Discovery, the Beets crew is updating some equipment — to the tune of $350,000! Kevin Beets has wanted new buckets to replace the worn-out old ones for a long time, and 18 months ago Tony gave him his wish and ponied up the money for 72 new ones. In our
Discovery is set to air a brand-new Gold Rush spin-off series starring fan favorites “Dakota Fred” Hurt and his son Dustin — Gold Rush: White Water. The two miners bowed out of the hit series back in Season 5. They filmed a documentary and kept up with their fans via their socials. So why did Dakota
Todd Hoffman is in a last-chance saloon on Gold Rush tonight, as he makes a final desperate bid to strike gold. After running out of both luck and dirt — and with his crew ready to quit for the season unless they finally get some pay — he is forced to try out a new
The Fairplay mine has the most gold-rich paydirt of any of Todd Hoffman’s claims on Gold Rush, but there’s a hitch — he’s hardly allowed to dig any of it! In our exclusive clip from this week’s episode, Freddy Dodge explains how he’s only been left a postage stamp-sized parcel of land to mine relative
On tonight’s Gold Rush, the Hoffman crew have a nightmare episode following a string of setbacks — including washplant Rusty Red breaking down and a truck slamming into a boulder. Todd and his crew now have three plants in operation, with Freddy Dodge’s Rusty Red in Fairplay, Colorado, running full of paydirt laced with gold,
Rick Ness feels like he’s left with no choice but to crank production up to the max on this week’s Gold Rush — after boss Parker Schnabel pressures him to come up with more gold. But things end in disaster when the water being used at the plant turns to mud almost as soon as
Our exclusive clip from tonight’s Gold Rush shows the road to besting rival miner Todd Hoffman is not an easy one for Parker Schnabel and his crewman Rick Ness. The clip reveals that water is swamping their site and the pay dirt is in jeopardy of being washed out or worse, covered up after they