www.stockwatch.com/News/Item/Z-C!KLM-3521266/C/KLM These samples were taken from adjacent outcrop in the video and Press Released by Kermode Resources who holds this property option from us. Click the link to see the sample results.
Really excellent stuff! Some of the pyrite crystals were looking pretty large! Makes me wonder if any gem quality crystals were lurking around just below the surface!
We had samples XRF over 25% cu from the outcrop beside the company who optioned this property from us has a press release of select outcrop samples e tested in a pinned comment here.
Looks like sphalerite smells like it but our assays were lower for zinc. Black sulphides could be a number of things including sulfosalts. Need to examine under a microscope even then sometimes its hard to tell. So we don't mislabel we just call it black sulphides for the video. Still could be some sphalerite we are going to run more samples with a full ICP because sphalerite makes sense.
@@911mining Most who watch you are amature pospectors. Copper is useless to us. It's $3 a pound. And zinc?? Please!!! It is worthless. I test for gold, silver, lead and platinum. If I see copper, I am usually interested in the Chalco as it might have platinum. Lead is of interest for the silver values plus lead is now bringing $10 a pound. Every thing else is just junk rock. We work alone and can only spend time on productive ores. The unknown black stuff, I would test for silver. If it's zinc, I would walk on. I have no idea why you don't carry a blowpipe kit. You no longer need a blowpipe as Ebay sells a butane pencil torch for $3.29 all you need is the fluxes, microcosmic salts and some charcoal. A micro fire essay is easy and 100% proof. I think they got you boys doing what you do to prove the value of the claim to borrow money against, not to actually mine!! Your getting good at recognising rock types. Perhaps you now need to find out how to prove what is in them :) Go to this site and scroll down past the video to the place where it says "Blowpipe Assaying methods". You can do that on the back of your truck, just like we do LOL! 911metallurgist.com/blog/blowpipe-analysis-for-testing-minerals Your a good kid. You do not need an XRF!!! You find a 5% silver ore, 2 toe sacks of rock will give you 5 pounds of silver!!!! In a 1% gold ore, the same 2 toe sacks would fetch 1 pound of gold!!! And you can't do that till you master blowpipe assaying ;)
We have cut samples on our website from here listed already, and some uncut samples. Your right there are hoards all over the road cut follows mineralization for 300m and then crosses it through 89 meter wide of the mineralized zone.
Don't have the proper equipment for that, most ores don't have free milling gold that can be crushed and panned at home..in fact very little do. You'd want to make a concentrate and find a buyer to make real money off this. We are intrested mainly in the copper here as there are past producers on this mountain with decent sized historical deposits this is the better route for something like this and to bring it to production far more work is needed. Crushing with a regular crusher likley wouldn't liberate the gold from the sulphides, need special equipment.
I have assays that prove otherwise . The primary mineral we are after here is copper with Au and Ag secondary. We aren't claiming there's 600oz/ton of gold just that there is copper, with some silver and gold values.
Exploring Abandoned gold mines did go to the copper mines near lake cowichan on vancouver island. Unfortunately he wasn't able to explore any of the mines on mt sicker due to the backfilling and flooding... I think. The rock in the area is mostly copper ore and it is reflected in the claims at lomas lake / El capitan mt landale Bart and tess claims... the assay results at least.
www.stockwatch.com/News/Item/Z-C!KLM-3521266/C/KLM These samples were taken from adjacent outcrop in the video and Press Released by Kermode Resources who holds this property option from us. Click the link to see the sample results.
Yes!
Lovely samples!
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Excellent work as usual you guys!
Copper for DAYZ!!! I would be overwhelmed with all that metallic mineral shining at me!
Neat video series. You wont find gold unless Dan Hurd shows up with a high banker lol.
Those are some beautiful samples for sure ❤️ liked of course
That deff will bring good numbers
The pinned comment has a press release from samples adjacent in the outcrop right beside the road. Some good copper.
Good shist
I learn so much just watching you , thank you for showing us.
It will be interesting to see how much more extensive this is, beyond what you've already shown.
Good stuff guys, keep 'em coming!
San Juan River likely more interesting for looking at easy to pick rock like that.
Oh, that's what it's called... I'm always picking up "float" samples! Most my pockets have dirt at the bottom 😂
Those loggers literally must have NO CLUE what they are digging into to go pave a road with a fortune in minerals like that!
You always pull the most beautiful samples would love to get my hands on some of that good stuff
Deff seeing some good stone there
The pinned comment has a press release from samples adjacent in the outcrop right beside the road. Some good copper.
Really excellent stuff!
Some of the pyrite crystals were looking pretty large!
Makes me wonder if any gem quality crystals were lurking around just below the surface!
It's good that the gold is extracted from the rock, even if it's mixed with pyrite
You guys scored good with this find. I wonder if the guys making the road seen all this and got first pickens of the exposed material?
I wonder if that black stuff is molybdenum monosulfide or disulfide...
It’s hard to drive anywhere without looking for ore😅
100% agreed 😂
Around the widowmaker on mines rd you find heavier rock that sparkles. Not sure if he runs a 4x4 tho
Can you please share the contents of the samples at the end of the video, as you were previously sharing?
Damn that's good stuff there for sure imo by the looks of it
We had samples XRF over 25% cu from the outcrop beside the company who optioned this property from us has a press release of select outcrop samples e tested in a pinned comment here.
Your are talking about in Canada, right.
Pyrite.
Isn't the black stuff what Carrie's the gold also ?
Looks like sphalerite smells like it but our assays were lower for zinc. Black sulphides could be a number of things including sulfosalts. Need to examine under a microscope even then sometimes its hard to tell. So we don't mislabel we just call it black sulphides for the video. Still could be some sphalerite we are going to run more samples with a full ICP because sphalerite makes sense.
@@911mining Most who watch you are amature pospectors. Copper is useless to us. It's $3 a pound. And zinc?? Please!!! It is worthless. I test for gold, silver, lead and platinum. If I see copper, I am usually interested in the Chalco as it might have platinum. Lead is of interest for the silver values plus lead is now bringing $10 a pound. Every thing else is just junk rock. We work alone and can only spend time on productive ores. The unknown black stuff, I would test for silver. If it's zinc, I would walk on. I have no idea why you don't carry a blowpipe kit. You no longer need a blowpipe as Ebay sells a butane pencil torch for $3.29 all you need is the fluxes, microcosmic salts and some charcoal. A micro fire essay is easy and 100% proof. I think they got you boys doing what you do to prove the value of the claim to borrow money against, not to actually mine!! Your getting good at recognising rock types. Perhaps you now need to find out how to prove what is in them :) Go to this site and scroll down past the video to the place where it says "Blowpipe Assaying methods". You can do that on the back of your truck, just like we do LOL! 911metallurgist.com/blog/blowpipe-analysis-for-testing-minerals Your a good kid. You do not need an XRF!!! You find a 5% silver ore, 2 toe sacks of rock will give you 5 pounds of silver!!!! In a 1% gold ore, the same 2 toe sacks would fetch 1 pound of gold!!! And you can't do that till you master blowpipe assaying ;)
I assume darker rock was chromium?
Good ol' loonie
Good rocks and coffee money...or with inflation a sugar packet for my coffee.
Phew!
😮damn nice
Could go over that with a detector lol.. this is a good pit to make money off specimens bro
We have cut samples on our website from here listed already, and some uncut samples. Your right there are hoards all over the road cut follows mineralization for 300m and then crosses it through 89 meter wide of the mineralized zone.
@@911mining beautiful playground man 😏
There are places around the valley that only run short adits. It depends on whether it prospects out I guess.
Like I said before: Streets paved with gold! (~_^)-b
Those new logging roads are very hard on tires if you're not careful.
@@scron2 I only drive on 14 ply heavy duty hard rubber, OTR truck tires, so I never have such problems.
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Do you ever crush any of that to find gold ???? Tired, of hearing piright want some gold
Don't have the proper equipment for that, most ores don't have free milling gold that can be crushed and panned at home..in fact very little do. You'd want to make a concentrate and find a buyer to make real money off this. We are intrested mainly in the copper here as there are past producers on this mountain with decent sized historical deposits this is the better route for something like this and to bring it to production far more work is needed. Crushing with a regular crusher likley wouldn't liberate the gold from the sulphides, need special equipment.
What he said it's mostly copper ore. Google the twin j mine on mt sicker or prevost
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clickbait no Ag or Au.
I have assays that prove otherwise . The primary mineral we are after here is copper with Au and Ag secondary. We aren't claiming there's 600oz/ton of gold just that there is copper, with some silver and gold values.
@pbodytrump Need some help removing your head from between your cheeks? Seems pretty far up there.
Exploring Abandoned gold mines did go to the copper mines near lake cowichan on vancouver island. Unfortunately he wasn't able to explore any of the mines on mt sicker due to the backfilling and flooding... I think. The rock in the area is mostly copper ore and it is reflected in the claims at lomas lake / El capitan mt landale Bart and tess claims... the assay results at least.