Gold Rush Season 12 Episode 8 Release Date, Synopsis & Recap

Gold Rush Season 12 Episode 8, had Parker in the mix as the owner of the claim disrupted his program and announced that he would allow him to use his site only under certain circumstances. He needed a few ounces of gold to start his next career. At the time, Mike Beets used his efforts at Nugget Cut. Now, know about Gold Rush Season 12 Episode 8.

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Gold Rush Season 12 Episode 8: Aired Date

Gold Rush Season 12 Episode 8 will be aired on November 12, 2021, at 8 pm ET on Discovery Channel. New episodes arrive weekly on Friday with an average watching time of 41 minutes.

Gold Rush Season 12 Episode 8: Synopsis

Gold Rush Season 12 Episode 8 will follow Parker’s next plan to complete his 1,500 ounces. You’ll find a strategy to reduce royalties obligated to pay Tony at the airport. Speaking of which, Tony has moved on to another goal as his water license did not come.

Now, he will continue digging elsewhere and even hire his sons to dig for gold. However, they will pay dearly to 80 Pup which leads to a major disaster.

Gold Rush Season 12 Episode 7: Recap

Gold Rush Season 12 Episode 7.’ At Scribner Creek, the owner of the property – Ken – invited his son Jordan to take a brief look at the gold mining process. The group met to claim its profits from Sluicifer in the airport support.

They were ready to let the washing plant pass through Ken’s place, but Parker was obliged to get 1500 ounces at the airport, and after that, he could take his boat to Ken’s house. His latest catch weighed over 1300 ounces which made him feel very happy.

Next up was Tony, who had been waiting for his water license for two years. He wanted to dig in the Indian River, famous for its profitable mining operations, but circumstances did not permit it. Mike Beets rolled his bath plant in Nugget Cut.

Tony removed his heavy equipment to the Indian River and hired three more people to help him. However, his license application was unsuccessful, forcing him to leave as usual. His goal of hitting 9000 ounces now seems like a distant dream.