10x03 - Wild Wild West

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Now on "bering sea gold"...

Shawn:
when I first started mining,

If you come and jumped
on somebody else's buoy,

You'd get your a*s kicked.

Now it's a normal thing in nome.

This is my spot
from this winter!

Ken: we've got the biggest
and baddest dredge

In all of nome.

I'm gonna show the competition,

They're not competition at all.

Whoo-hoo!

Yeah, we're digging!

Couple thousand ounces,
that's the minimum.

Kris: everyone says they're
going to the bluffs.

All of us are gonna start
butting into each other,

And we're gonna start
fighting underneath the water,

And it's gonna be more problems.

All for the pursuit of big gold.

Starting to get
white caps out here.

Get your a*s up here.

Emily: they're just
outside the legal limit.

It's a pain in my a*s.

Well, here we go!

Oh, yeah.
Piles of gold down here.

Man: hey, hey, hey!

Now you're gonna claim it
and I can't come over here?

Tell kris it's
time for us to go.

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Narrator: the summer mining
season is in high gear.

And spurred by the gold rush
at the bluff,

The bering sea has
become the wild west.

Every ounce of gold
someone else pulls up

Is an ounce you'll never see.

And when the competition
muscles in,

You had better
stand your ground.

In nome harbor...

Ken: told the boys as soon
as we get this thing

Ready to go out, I'd shave,
they didn't believe me.

Well, I had to
shave off my beard.

Narrator: captain ken kerr is
set to revolutionize

Gold mining in alaska.

Ken: need to go get
a bottle of champagne

And christen that thing
before we take off.

The boys probably got something
we can break on there,

Like a beer bottle or something.

Narrator:
after months of preparation,

His 600-ton dredge,
the myrtle irene...

...will finally be unleashed.

Ken: get on 'em and get going,
so we can go diggin'.

Alright, you guys about ready?

We're ready to roll!

Narrator: two weeks ago...

We need an airbag
up here somewhere.

Let's go!

Narrator: along with business
partner, dave young...

Float, baby, float!

Narrator: ...ken splashed
his bering sea beast.

Biggest rig in
nome, right here.

And enlisted dave's
brother, george...

Well, we're gonna
head on over here,

Maybe we can find some gold.

Narrator: ...to prospect ground
for the myrtleto mine.

Yeah! [ Laughs ]

Ken:
let me get in the barge.

You guys keep your radios handy.

Narrator:
but before the beast can feast

On the gold-rich ground
that's been found...

I'm gonna push it up against
the dock with the tug,

So you guys get the lines off.

And then we'll ease it on out.

Narrator:
...nome's largest dredge

Just needs to get
out of the harbor.

Ken: toss it on!

Man your stations!

Long time coming
gettin' this thing out.

Well, here we go!

Pushin' sideways right now.

Security, security.

Myrtle irenebarge
departing, uh, nome harbor.

We're movin'!

We just gotta get it out -- nice
and safe outta this harbor.

Nice and easy.

♪♪

Steady as she goes now!

Security, security,
myrtle irene.

Just departing
outer harbor, nome.

♪♪

Alright,
we're lookin' good now.

Man, that's
a good-lookin' barge.

Narrator:
finally on the grounds...

Whoo-hoo!
Yeah, we're diggin!

We're diggin'!
Diggin, diggin!

...it's time for the myrtle
to fulfill its massive promise.

Let's get 'er!

Narrator: the 135-by-40 foot,


Towers over all competitors.

It boasts two 50-foot-long,


Giant spikes that can
extend below the hull,

To anchor or elevate the barge.

In addition, the excavator
drives a 5-yard bucket,

Allowing the myrtle irene
to mine 300 yards

Of pay dirt per hour --
six times more material

Than nome's next
largest dredge.

Ken: we gotta get all our
investor's happy

That own part of this barge.

Narrator: but all that size
comes at a price.

Ken: we have a lot
of funds tied up.

This thing's been
nothing but a money pit.

Narrator: the myrtle irene
must generate $8,000 a day

Just to cover the cost
of crew and fuel.

Ken: we're burnin'
nothing but money.

I got a plan for that barge.

Weather permitting, we're
staying out and runnin' 24/7.

Dig! Dig, boy, dig!

Come on, baby, find some gold!

Dig, dig, dig.
Dig, dig, dig, dig.

We're gonna dig all
the gold in nome.

That bucket, probably
an eighth of an ounce.

We do an eighth
an ounce per bucket,

We do a bucket every
minute and 10 seconds...

We makin' gold!

♪♪

Narrator: 80 miles east...

Headin' back out
to the bluff.

Narrator: ...mr. Gold,

Captain shawn pomrenke
is feeling the heat

From the myrtle irene.

Shawn:
yeah, ken kerr.

Things are changing,
times are changing.

Now alls it is,
is a chess game,

And uh, who moves where,
and what time and when.

Narrator: and he's itching
to build his $6 million

Mega dredge to secure

His family's future
on the bering sea.

I want to keep expanding
and get bigger.

Narrator: he's already spent
$3 million on the dredge

That will dwarf even ken kerr's
beast when built.

And he needs $1.5 million
more to begin construction.

Shawn: yeah, I want to get
this mega dredge done.

Narrator: to get started
by the end of the season,

Shawn has a two-pronged attack.

Christine roseis
what pays the bills.

Narrator: first,
put the christine rose

On a virgin swatch
of gold-rich ground.

And second, set up
on the pay dirt he discovered

Last summer at the bluff.

Now, with his bluff
operation on a hot spot,

All that's left is for mr. Gold
to do what he does best.

Gonna go do some divin'.

Go find some nuggets.

Oh, my [bleep]

One, two, three, four,

Five, six, seven, eight.

Narrator: but he'll have to do
it alongside new...

Eight, uh,
bloodsucking parasites.

Narrator:
...and not so welcome neighbors.

All these guys are all
down here benefiting

Off of all my hard work.

I mean, I put hours and hours
and hours to find this.

And now there's other
boats all around me, so...

Narrator: per alaskan mining
law, dredges must stay


Other operations.

When a miner leaves the water,

His spot is legally
open to anyone.

Even so, it's considered
a breach of miner's etiquette

To set up on
someone else's spot.

But when you're 90
miles off the grid

And big gold is involved,

Miner's etiquette -- and the
law -- go right out the window.

Shawn: we'll hit that big
fleet up there.

Narrator: meaning mr. Gold needs
to get under the water

And on his pay streak fast.

Shawn: you put eight dredges
in a little area

And then it
disappears real quick.

And you can't move
because there's eight guys

That are swarmed around you.

♪♪

Where's cam at?

Narrator:
with cam styles tending,

Shawn heads down
to claim his gold.

♪♪

Shawn:
pretty murky down here.

Okay, go ahead,
throttle up.

Narrator: but his spot has
already been picked over.

Shawn:
some claimed somebody's mine.

Yeah, you don't
know what's going on

Because there's so
many guys out here.

Let me --

Let me walk around
a little bit more here.

Lookin' to see a big
pile of yellow gold,

But it's not happenin' yet.

Man: you know what?
That's wrong!

You don't do that!
That's wrong!

♪♪

Who?

Old gray beard and
some guy in a headband.

Pretty damn close,

But they ain't
tryin' to dive or anchor up.

Somebody who doesn't know

Who they're [bleep] with
obviously.

Guarantee there's gold
in there.

Ken: definitely worth
mining here.

We're freakin' diggin!

Rick: tell you what, emily.
That is super nice!

Whoo!

Narrator:


...at the bluff...

Cam: somebody
who doesn't know

Who they're [bleep] with
obviously.

...just minutes into his
first dredge of the day,

Mr. Gold, captain
shawn pomrenke,

Is being called to the surface.

Man: we don't do that!
That's wrong!

♪♪

♪♪

Shawn:
who's runnin' over who?

This is my spot
from this winter!

I found
this [bleep] gold!

Now you're gonna claim it
and I can't come over here!

Hey! I --

You could be
a little grateful.

I ain't [bleep]
pushin' you out!

I ain't [bleep]
with ya!

Don't [bleep] with me!

If everybody wants to
throw a buoy out here,

It's their spot now?

When I first started,

All the miners had respect
for each other

And now it's just become
a complete [bleep] show.

Narrator:
where there is one challenger,

There will be more.

And with the crowded grounds

Being worked at
a furious pace...

Shawn: show your pretty
little yellow face!

Narrator: ...shawn needs to get
back on the gold...fast.

Shawn: i, uh,
I'm a having a hard time

Seeing it today for some reason.

Don't have my gold
goggles on, I guess.

Just wondering what
you're seein' down there.

Just pink bedrock.

♪♪

I want to see some nuggets.

Come on.

Come on, where's it at?

Oh, what?
Look at that.

Finally on it!

Look at that [bleep]
whoa!

[Bleep] yeah!

Narrator: and that is why
they call him mr. Gold.

Shawn: I'm seein' a big puddle
of gold comin' up the hose.

It's diddy.

That was at least


That's what we've been
looking for this whole time.

♪♪

Narrator: 80 miles west...

...on the eroica.

We're, uh, headin' up,
check out conditions.

And see if we can get
some dive time in.

So, yeah, hopefully,
we'll get in a full day.

We need it.

Narrator: nome's first and only
female dredge owner,

Captain emily riedel...

Rick: we're gonna hit some
good stuff today.

...along with trusty
deckhand, chase taylor,

Is looking to maximize
her dredging time

And pile up the gold...

I'm gonna go down right now
and I'm gonna get 25-30 ounces.

That'll be a record.

Narrator: ...by bringing
on a second diver,

Veteran miner rick smith.

It's gonna be
a great day.

This season...

There's still a lot
of potential out deep.

Narrator:
...emily is rolling the dice

On the deep-water portion
of claim 14.

Oh [bleep]

And she's hit pay dirt.

Yeah, it got kind of gnarly out.

Narrator: only to have her days
cut short by bad weather.

Emily:
we might hit the rock!

[ Gasps ]
yeah, it's busted.



Narrator:
despite the setbacks...

Almost 13, guys!

...the deep-water strategy
is paying off.

We're on good ground.

Now...

Yeah! Whoo!

...targeting depths
of 35 to 40 feet

Means shorter dive shifts.

Emily: the eroica'sgoing deeper
than it ever has before,

And we're gonna be limited about
four to five hours per dive.

Emily: loud and clear.

Rick: roger, roger.
Likewise.

Narrator: so it's crucial for
that middle-aged man body

To land right on the gold

And put in a productive


Alright, here I go.

♪♪

Emily: rick's divin'.

We really need to be on a high
hourly average down there.

Rick: wow.

Yeah, yeah.

Tell you what, emily,
that is super nice!

Yeah, you're on
some nice ju-ju?

[ Laughs ]
aah!

[ Screams ]

♪♪

Give him, uh --
-[ screech ]

Little more time to, uh...

Hey, rick.

[ Screams ]

♪♪

Hey,
I think he's coming.

What happened?

My air just went away!

Oh my [bleep]

That was kind of scary.

Doesn't make
any damn sense.

Well, we're [bleep]
right now.

Oh, the actuator?

Narrator: the air actuator,
the device that controls

Air flow to the diver,
has sprung a leak.

I mean, if it's a hazard
to the diver then...

Well, currently right now
it is, it doesn't work.

Did you make a call up to
me when the air went out?

Dude, it went like
that so...[ Laughs ]

I didn't say anything,
but I'm bailin'.

Okay.

Narrator:
at only five minutes,

The first shift of
the day is a bust.

Yeah, there's gold.
Thick in it.

Rick had this dive leak that
was virtually undetectable,

And now we can't do anything.

We're sitting on our asses
looking at the bering sea.

Narrator: and emily's new salary
is sitting on deck,

Instead of sucking up
gold off the ocean floor.

Just sucks we don't really
have time to do this right now,

You know, to fix
the air actuator.

Narrator:
the captain's only choice

Is to make the repairs
as quickly as possible

And try to salvage her day.

We, uh, really need to
be mining right now.

♪♪

Kris: lot of boats
out there, huh?

I don't want to fight everybody
that comes to the bluff.

Oh, there we go.
There we go.

There we go!

Piles of gold down here!

Narrator:
off the coast of nome...

Ken: good-lookin pans.

Definitely worth
mining here.

Narrator: ...captain ken kerr

Finally has
his bering sea beast,

The myrtle irene,
churning through the sea floor.

Ken: we're freakin' diggin!

[ Laughs ]

We're goin' to the gold!

Gold in there.
Guarantee there's gold in there.

♪♪

I'm gonna get a couple
thousand ounces this year

Just so we can do some
improvements on this thing.

Yeah, I think
a couple thousand ounces

Is pretty realistic.

Hopefully we do better.

Look at that,
comin' out of there.

That looks good.

Narrator: with two-thirds
of the mining season remaining,

The myrtleneeds to average


To cover operating costs

And to hit their


Oh, yeah.

Couple thousand ounces,
that's our --

Uh, that's the minimum
we're thinking of.

We know there's gold
here, just gotta find it.

Ken: the myrtle irene's
just basically

A on-shore, off-shore operation.

Same thing you do
on-shore except

We're floatin' in the water.

We got an excavator.

We dig the material.

We put it through our grizzly,

Which goes through
our sluice box,

Dig our gold up, and that's it.

This is our little
window to test it out.

Shake out some bugs right now.

Check out that new
sluice's box runnin'!

Got too much white water in it.

We're gonna have to weld
some pieces on there

And drop it down.

Gonna have to weld on it.

Once we get all the bugs
out of our barge,

It's gonna run 24/7.

All day, all night, all week.

Narrator: with the myrtle irene
moving material

And plans under way to push
the machine to mine 24/7...

Looks good.
Well, back to work!

Narrator: ...the season is off
to a promising start.

Ken: feels damn good to
be diggin' out here.

So now, you know,
sky's the limit.

You'll definitely be
callin' me mr. Gold.

Hey, hey, hey!

Yoo-hoo!

Narrator: 80 miles east...

At the bluff....

Andy: I didn't hear the coffee
grinder this morning,

So I didn't wake up.

...the uncaffeinated kellys
are getting a late start.

Yesterday was the best mining
day of our entire lives.

I think our new goal
every single day

Should be 10 ounces a day.

Narrator:
basking in yesterday's glory,

Enjoying mid-day coffee
and smokes on the beach.

Kris: I'm glad we moved up
to the fake miners,

And now the super miners.

Fake miners.
Super miners.

We're almost to
the super miners.

Narrator: and while the
self-proclaimed super miners

Lounge on shore, patting
themselves on the back...

Kris:
lot of boats out there, huh?

Narrator: ...overnight...

Andy: that is one big
party field.

Narrator: ...word's gotten out
about the bluff.

Kris: everybody wants
a piece of me.

Narrator: this season...

Brad: there's no one else
mining here but us,

Look, it's empty.

The irish got off
to a hot start...

Kris: we're gonna live right
next to the gold.

Narrator: ...establishing camp
at the bluff.

Kris: and we're floating!

Narrator: ...launching
the all-new amphibious reaper...

...and getting back on their hot
spots from the winter season...

Kris:
I just dug over an ounce!

Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Narrator: ...earning them
their best day of mining ever.

The new kellys right here!

Okay, well,
we're floating along.

Narrator: the captain's plan
for the day is simple.

Kris: we're gonna follow the
same kind of plan yesterday,

Just without yelling.

Narrator: return to the scene
of their big success

And continue to
suck up the gold.

Kris:
got an ounce gold nugget,

And as soon as everybody
heard that, they were [bleep]

Flocking down there like crazy.

Right now I have my
spots established,

And as long as they stay
away from my buoys, I'm fine.

Narrator:
but the late start...

Time to greet
the neighbors.

...is a hitch in the
mastermind's grand design.

I don't want to fight everybody
that comes to the bluff.

Narrator: the grounds have
been swarmed over.

Kris: he saw me work this
area, too, yesterday.

Well, if he says anything,
I'll swim over there

And beat the [bleep] out of him.
Let's just go to work ourself.

Okay, throw!

Narrator: despite the crowd,
lead diver andy kelly

Is determined to get
back on their honey hole.

Kris:
you're probably just at the tip

Of where we were
working yesterday.

Narrator: if the spot
has been worked over...

If you need us to, we'll move
ahead 20 feet, just tell me.

...the irish will be
back to square one.

We only want big gold.

Andy: yeah.

Narrator: ...prospecting
for untouched ground,

And a new pay streak to follow.

♪♪

Andy: okay, let's see.

Kris: how's it going
down there?

Back in my spot.

♪♪

Oh, yeah!

I'm findin' it!

Ah, ha ha ha!

Yeah, really good gold
right here at the lip.

Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay, well,
that's great news.

Yesterday, I hope
we averaged about

An ounce an hour
all day long.

Today I hope to do
about the same thing,

So keep up the good work.

Any problems, tell me
and I'll take care of it.

Okay.

Narrator:


Shawn: oh, there we go.

There we go.
There we go.

Right, yeah.

Narrator: ...captain
shawn pomrenke is nearing

The 6-hour mark of his dive.

What kind a material
you workin' anyway?

Shawn: oh, I believe this is
just piles of gold down here.

Tryin' to save up
for a hair cut.

Oh, that was
a good pocket.

Narrator: defending his
ground has paid off

With the discovery of
a fresh pay streak.

Shawn:
we're back on top of it now.

That ended up
working out perfect.

Boss,
it's turning yellow.

Narrator: a yellow brick road
mr. Gold hopes

Will lead straight to the
construction of his mega dredge.

Yellow, yellow.
Yes, it is.

We just made $10,000, but
we're not in the cheese yet,

I want a $100,000 day.

It's time to start
cleaning some havilahgold.



Narrator:
off the coast of nome...

Emily: thanks for bringing
that out, bob.

...on claim 14...

And now you kind of
see how semi-delicate

This little piece is.

...captain emily riedel
is four hours

Into repairing her
blown-out air actuator.

To expedite the fix, emily
has radioed in

Dive tech, bob hafner.

Yeah, right around
the center part.

That's not a foot, bob.

That is definitely
five inches.

[ Laughs ]

If the repair doesn't hold,

Emily will be forced
off the water,

And with the clock
ticking on the season,

Every dive counts.

Yeah.

On deck for shift two,

And a live test of the
newly repaired air actuator,

Lead diver daryl galipeau.

I'm excited about it.

♪♪

♪♪

Emily: daryl,
what are you seeing?

Daryl: uh, 'bout the same
thing we've been in.

Yeah,
we seem to be doing well

In this whole area.

Chase: oh [bleep]

Narrator: with miles of
potential mining ground

In every direction...

...a nearby dredge is getting
a little too close for comfort.

There's an unspoken,
dignified dredger's rule

That you won't jump
other people's spots,

But we have these people who
can't find gold themselves,

And they do nothing but
orientate themselves

Around our boat.

He's a pain in my a*s.

He's a little piece of
[bleep] who can't [bleep]

Actually find gold on his own,

But for right now, I'm just
focused on getting a dive in.

If you're gonna
have gold drudges

That are incapable of
respecting any kind of civility,

The only thing you can do
is hold your ground.

Okay, now that
we're on good gold,

It's like they can't
[bleep] help themselves.

♪♪

Narrator:


Okay, andy, how's it
going down there?

Kelly united lead diver,

Andy kelly, is nearing
the end of a 6-hour shift.

We're going for
an ounce an hour, right?

You're making
a lot of money,

You should be able to
afford to pay your bill.

At least
we're doing good.

Okay, pull it in.

Narrator: after a late start,
captain kris is looking

To make up the time
with a long second shift.

I don't know, wind's
definitely picking up.

But mother nature
may have other plans.

Kris: I don't want to get
caught in bad weather.

In 20 minutes, the seas
can go from flat, calm

To 4-foot rollers, you know,

And my little operation
can't handle that.

Narrator: the new reaper's
revolutionary wheel design

Allows it to launch
from the beach,

But it also gives the dredge
a very low center of gravity,

And rough seas can
easily swamp it.

Kris: what do you think
we should do?

Think we should
tuck tail and run?

I hate to be a [bleep]

I feel like every
second I'm out there,

I'm defending my territory
and I'm standing my ground.

Every second I'm out there.

And as soon as I leave for too
long, I'm gonna have a flood

Of people trying to
take over everything

I put in a lot of
hard work to get to.

Narrator: desperate to stay
on their hot spot

And make the day pay,

The captain makes the call to
brave the mounting weather.

♪♪

Try to keep balance here
so nobody falls off the boat.

It's getting rough
as hell out here.

Kris: I'm on pretty decent gold
right off the bat.

Andy: okay, the wind's
starting to pick up,

We're starting to get
whitecaps out here,

So just stay on whatever
the [bleep] you're on,

Suck it all up.

Tell kris it's
time for us to go.

Get your a*s up here.

Okay, I'm comin'.

♪♪

♪♪

We held out
as long as we could.

Narrator: with the building seas
battering the reaper,

The day is done.

Man, this piece of
crap boat can't take

Any weather at all.

Andy: any weather? [Bleep]
you see the waves?

For bluff standards,
it was only an okay day.

Yeah, well, the weather
kind of [bleep] us.

But for kris kelly
standards, I did pretty good.

We know your standards.

My standards are high.

Well,
it looking any good?

Shawn:
you come to help dad clean gold?

At least he's got a little
bit of the gold fever,

That's kind of nice to see.

Narrator: and now "the bluff
life with kris kelly."

Ah, the bluffs is
awesome, you know,

You're away from nome,
feels like another country.

The sand is white,
the sky is blue,

The rocks are even white.

You know, on warm days,
it feels like hawaii kind of,

Except that never happens,
so you know, like,

It's always cold and miserable.

It sucks, and the best part is

Grizzly bears are
coming within five,

Six feet of my tent every night.

[ Bear growls ]

These [bleep] bears, man.

I don't want to die
like that, but,

You know, as long as
the camp's not on fire,

And no one's dead, and
we're getting a lot of gold,

Everything's okay.

Narrator: in nome, alaska...

Well, it looking any good?

George: yeah, it's looking
beautiful.

...captain ken kerr is
banking on a big return

From the myrtle irene's
first day on the water.

How long have you been
running the wheel?

Not very.

Overseeing the cleanup,

Arctic sea operations
manager, george young.

If you don't have 35
ounces, we're gonna be...

Ken: george?

He pretty much takes
care of arctic sea.

It's always important
to have somebody,

When you're dealing with a lot
of gold, that you can trust.

Couldn't do it without him.

Alright, well, I gotta
go check on the boys.

Alright.

We got a couple issues
on the barge still.

Call me with the ounce count.
Get some gold!

See you later.

I do all the cleanouts,
and once I get it cleaned out,

And it's gold,
I'm accountable for it.

Now I'll melt that [bleep]

My brother brought me in
so I can be successful,

So I can have a future.

If I can help him succeed,
that's part of my success also.

Okay, gentlemen.

There's one ounce.

Two.

Three.



We gotta pour this
onto something.





Man: 25.64.

I wish it was more.

Narrator: 25.6 ounces
is worth over $33,000.

A great haul for
an 8-inch suction dredge,

But well short of the


Of the largest excavator
barge in nome's history.

[ Cellphone ringing ]

Ken: hello?

Hey.

Better be
some damn good news.



Yeah.


You get 26 ounces of gold,

You're not gonna make any money.

Kind of a little disappointed.

We just need to get to work.

Narrator: across town...

Emily: I think we're in
for a fun cleanup.

Narrator: ...at emily riedel's
cleanup shack...

I'm thinking 15.7.



...after a busted air actuator

Ended her first dive
shift of the day,

A repair at sea
allowed emily to stay

On the water for
another five hours.

I'm gonna say 17.

Oh, you're higher
than daryl and me.

But with a new
diver on the books,

She needs at least 15
ounces to cover costs.





No, rick is right!




Worth over $22,000.


Is really great,

But we could have
definitely had more hours,

And thus more ounces.

Narrator: enough to cover her
increased operating costs

And reaffirm the captain's
strategy to mine deep.

We're in good shape here.

One mile north
at the pomrenke compound.

Shawn: it's time to start
cleaning some havilahgold.

Narrator: mr. Gold,
shawn pomrenke,

Is about to find out

If his battle at the bluff
was worth the effort...

...and if the crowded grounds
are going to yield enough

Of the precious metal
to further his goal

Of starting construction on
the mega dredge this season.

We'll clean gold and get
ready for another run.

Narrator: here on dry land,
mr. Gold goes by another name.

-Hi, luke.
-Ooh!

Shawn: you come to help dad
clean gold?

Narrator:
dad. To 7-year-old son luke.

Need some water.

Shawn:
luke wants to be a gold miner.

Reason I work so hard
is for my family.

You shake it, and you do
this, and then you go...

Okay.

At lease he's got a little
bit of the gold fever,

That's kind of nice to see.

It'd be nice to pass the
pomrenke legacy on to my kids.

We'll see how we did.





That's it.

Damn near 52 ounces.

Narrator: 52 ounces
is worth over $67,000,

An impressive bounty.

Now it's time to
go get some more.

And a reassuring sign
that the crowded bluff

Still hides undiscovered gold.

Guarantee you,
it's a hell of a lot more

Than the [bleep]
kellys got.

[ Laughing ]

As the competition
on the bering sea

Ratchets up, captain ken kerr
and the mighty myrtle irene

Breach the board.

Kris:
we're making a lot more gold.

We're starting to get
followed around more.

He's working like three
[bleep] feet from me.

You're right
on top of 'em.

Be careful 'cause everyone's
stealing from you.

-Hey.
-Get off my marker.

Shawn: those idiots that think
that it's the wild west,

Pisses you off.

I'm gonna [bleep]
run 'em over.

Might be a little
wet under the ears,

But I'm not a rookie anymore.

It's time to find my gold.

-There's gold everywhere.
-Hell yeah, dude.

-[Bleep] you.
-[ Laughing ]

-[ Laughs ]
-i see gold.

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