Arizona, Both claims sit in Gila County Section 12, Town 9 North, and Range 9 West. Each claim is 1320 long from east to west and 660 wide from north to south

We visited the sites after approx. 2 years of detailed research with NASA, USGS, BLM and USFS. Our research also included the mining history of the area dating back to 1875. We discovered these claims are part of the “Golden Wonder” mine of the late 1800’s. We also discovered the Ox Bow mine is above us and the Zulu mine is below us. Currently we have the Taurus mine to the right of us. One main reason we selected this area is due to all the dry creek beds on the claims, which are fed from the property above us and to the right of us.

“Native Gold (AU) – Metallic bright yellow flakes in rusty, porous quartz. The gold of quartz veins contains a variable amount of silver, flakes of gold were seen in the oxidized ores from the “Gowan”, the “Ox Bow”, the “Golden Wonder”, and the “Zulu” mines. Assay of samples of gold ore from the Payson district show only small quantities of silver. The placer gold on the slopes of Ox Bow veins vary in size from minute flakes to small, flat nuggets up to a quarter of an inch in length. The nuggets are of a deeper color than the vein gold, and probably contain little or no silver.”

TESTING
We first visited the site approx. 7 days ago and set up a small test operation with the approval of USFS. As seen in the image above, we tested the section where both main dry creeks meet. We discovered a low pressure area just south of the meeting point. We tested head and rear of the low pressure area from surface to 38 inches and discovered gold specks, flakes and a baby picker. We ran this material using our setup and then tested each step. We discovered different size gold in the cleanup, in the tailings and in the water scum.

We reviewed NASA scans of the area and have found these claims sit in a good gravity anomaly area. Dark blue is the lowest reading, then baby blue, then green, then yellow, orange, pink and red being the worst. From the image below, we have market the claim area for the site next door. Our claims sit west in the baby blue/ green area, which indicates a greater chance of diamagnetic material.

Gold is a diamagnetic material, which means it applies a force equal to that which is being applied. As the earth applies the force, gold and other such diamagnetic materials will apply their force, thus causing low gravity readings. It is kind of like the material is blocking the earth’s forces. This is a good indicator of some precious metals. The next step is to visit the site and conduct testing, which we are doing now.