always nice to get a mineral exploration lesson by you guys! great at coffee time... but now I don't want to go at work, I'd rather go for a hike! That's some really nice grade for a zone! Cheers.
4%copper? I see process video that shows large scale refining for 1%. The 911 showing at 4% would pay , what gold you might find would be 100% profit. And the copper profits too❤
Depends. There are many prospect adits that only go so far. King Richard iii mine on mt prevost? was only maybe a few hundred feet down just as an example. It got back filled so don't get any ideas now.
Given the area 1oz per ton maybe? Not sure what the numbers were in that area specifically... reports on twin j mine could have been higher like 3 or 4oz per ton? Dunno.
Depends if you high grade it. There's at least 4 veins in this zone if you high grade you could get 10%+ cu. The thing is it looks like we are just on the surface of the veins as you dig deeper on the veins the quartz is more consistent with higher chalcopyrite
It looks like you’re in the northern rockies, B.C. Maybe? Here in Idaho, many of the biggest silver and gold deposits have been found courtesy of the timber industry. Nearly every time a logging road is broke on new ground, a geologist is walking just a few feet behind the dozer, waiting to lick the rocks.
3% copper is a good value for ore. Is it in a place, both in terms of location and width/amount of ore veina, that extraction and processing are economic?
Absolutely awesome content here, guys! That's one hell of a deposit, judging by just the surface exposures. Again, congrats to you guys, looking forward to more.
What's this new membership nonsense? I've subscribed and asked you questions, but u don't respond! I know enough about gold ores,so i dont need to pay you to watch you point it out,but thanks for the videos. And I'm the guy who figured out where the gold comes from,when ppl where trying to figure out where playyycer gold comes from! Not that monitor g companies already knew,but John doe with a metal detector didn't! Or the guy with his playyycer pan! It's not Plasser because it's Scottish brogue,can we all say,play sir? Iron deposits nearby,and it trickles fown the mountain to accumulate on the bottom of valleys and river beds! That was back in 07!😅
