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They wernt to keen on diging for gold it was easier for them to steal it. ---- Gold nuggets were transported by coach to the cities along narrow and/or rough tracks. Even though coaches carrying gold had Trooper escorts, it was very easy to ambush the coaches around a corner, or by blocking the track with a fallen tree or log. As the above answer suggests, it was a lot easier for bushrangers to steal the gold than to dig for it. Gold prospecting was very hard work.

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