The Property is located in the Salmon Mountains north of the Klamath National Forest approximately 7 miles from the nearest town in Siskiyou County, California. The Property is accessible by paved and (county maintained) gravel road approximately 7 miles west of Interstate 5.

The targeted Vein occurs along a fault/fissure in a Paleozoic to Triassic-age greenstone-chert assemblage composed predominantly of metavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks, including chert, shale, argillite and minor limestone. The vein is offset by observed faults within the mine through 4 separate drifts and there a Vein parallel structures that potentially offset minable bodies at the Property.

Historical Geological Reports: 1892 0.97 Au/ton with ore running at $20.00 Au/ton (11/16/1892). 1892 100 tons milled by Selby avg. $61.00/ton (3oz Au equivalent/ton - 12/7/1892). 1900 July 24 day mill run produced $5,300 (254.4 oz Au; 10.7 oz/day; 10 tons/day at 1 opt Au - Mining and Scientific Press). 2003 Core Drilling produced 25' of 1.024 oz Au/ton and 30' of 4.758 oz Au/ton. 2011 metallurgical testing indicates recoveries of 95% gold and 87% silver with approximately 80% of recoverable ore from gravity.

Multiple assays completed with underground surveys available.