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Prospectors (TV series) : ウィキペディア英語版
Prospectors (TV series)

''Prospectors'' is a weekly reality television series that premiered on March 26, 2013 on The Weather Channel. The show follows miners in the Colorado Rocky Mountains as they look for precious metals and gems.
==Cast==

*Amanda Adkins is a miner with over 20 years experience. She is originally from Capon Bridge, West Virginia, where she learned how to mine by watching her father. She is a former model. On April 24, 2013 she married her mining partner Travis Anderson. Travis was Steve Brancato’s mining partner on Season 1 of Prospectors. On April 27, 2014 Amanda began hosting segments on a Jewelry Television special about American gem stones. In April 2015 Amanda removed 'Anderson' from her last name on her facebook page. According to Amanda it will be announced on the new season she has split with mining partner and former husband Travis Anderson. 〔https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=965228123510426&id=100000697423644&ref=bookmark 〕〔http://ganoksin.com/blog/dailyjewel/2014/04/29/prospectors-amanda-the-new-face-of-american-gemstone-mining-appears-on-jtv/〕
*Dwayne Hall mines aquamarine on Colorado's Mount White. He is originally from Kentucky, where he learned woodcarving. Dwayne came in second place in a world championship for woodcarving. After traveling around the country with his wife he decided to move to Colorado, where he began mining.〔https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-DqJhcP3oY〕
*Rich Fretterd has a combined total of 19 years experience in mining, milling and surveying in Colorado. He is originally from Hudson, NY. Fretterd mines with his girlfriend and mining partner Jean Cowman. At his Godsend Claim, he found a U.S. record-breaking sized smoky quartz crystal 4.5 feet in length.〔http://pikespeakcourier.net/stories/Rich-Fretterds-passion-for-rocks-ignites-interest-in-prospecting,121908〕
*The Busse Family- Brian & Yolanda Busse mine aquamarine on Mount Antero with their sons, Brian Jr, David, Chris, Nathan, and Elijah. Brian has solely supported his family through prospecting since 1987. The Busse family has saved people from hypothermia, rollovers and other accidents.〔http://www.themountainmail.com/free_content/article_fd603c06-81bd-11e2-8179-001a4bcf6878.html〕
*The Dorris Family- Joe Dorris mines amazonite and smoky quartz. He is married to Susan Dorris and has three children, Scott, Tim, and Krystle, who help with the business. Scott isn't filmed on Prospectors. Joe, Tim, and Krystle are filmed mining on their claims. Tim is responsible for cleaning , and repairing specimens. Krystle attends gem shows and promotes the gems and jewelry. In addition to mining, Joe Dorris is also an author. He has written and published three books and written a few articles on minerals and mining.〔http://www.pinnacle5minerals.com/HomePin5/HomePinnacle5.htm〕
*The Cardwell Family- Craig and Tracy Cardwell mine on Mount Antero. They have 16 claims from the South Knob to the Mount White Basin. Craig is the fourth generation in his family to mine on Mount Antero. Craig’s grandfather, Grady, used a Caterpillar D9 to make a road to the top of Mount Antero.

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