"Well, hopefully that's the heaviest load of dirt you haul all year, Krusey, because it should have all the gold in it.See further detail related to it here. We want," he says before grabbing his walkie-talkie to radio to Chris Kruse.
This valiant effort pays off, it seems, as Rick states his satisfaction with what he's dug up.
Because you can plan for as much as you want but you don't really know, you know, what it's going to look like, you know - and this might not be the Mississippi River, but there's still a lot of water going through here," Rick says. "It's a big moment when you actually finally cut that water through, it really is. When the creek splits in two and the water starts flowing, dramatic music swells to underscore just how pivotal this moment is. Now, it's just a matter of pride and a matter of how much f***ing gold those guys are going home with." And for my crew, it's about a bigger gold bonus. "I don't like one bad season, and I'm not willing to go for two," he says in the clip. Rick admits that this is a "last-ditch effort" motivated by a desire for redemption from the events that took place last year. In the sneak peek, Rick is inside a massive Volvo rock truck, having finished up work on a channel and now gearing up to "pull the plug" on the creek diversion. Gold Rush season 11 is set to air its finale tonight - Friday, March 19 - and in advance of its premiere on Discovery, Looper is excited to share an exclusive clip from the episode. It's the 11th hour of Gold Rush season 11, and as this chapter of the hit Discovery reality TV series comes to a close, Rick Ness is giving it his all has he goes for the literal gold.
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