Yukon , Canada.

40 Claims (920 acres) located in Yukon. Historical records are unknown however many shafts and tunnels have been found indicating past work. In the past 14 years over 1800 ounces have been taken out during mining and assessment work programs. Estimated gold reserves are in excess of 50,000 ounces. Values range from 6 dollars per cubic yard on the surface to 120 dollars per cubic yard on bedrock. Only 2 ft of frozen black muck needs to be stripped to expose the pay gravels. Depth to bedrock varies from 25-40 feet. Gold has assayed at around 91% pure and ranges from fine gold up to very large nuggets, including a 5 oz nugget found in 2003 and numerous 1-3 ounce nuggets found during assessment work. One test yielded 54 ounces from 800 cubic yards. Equipment on site includes a 160 yard per hour wash plant, Generator, Fiat Allis 40B Caterpillar, fuel tanks and some camp facilities. 77 Claims (1771 acres) located in Yukon. Historical records are from 1980 to 1994 a total of 18000 ounces were produced. Estimated gold reserves are in excess of 100,000 ounces. Values range from 10-35 dollars per cubic yard. There are 5 feet of black muck to be removed along with 10 feet of barren gravels in order to expose the gold bearing gravels. Depth to bedrock varies between 20-25 feet. Gold has been assayed at around 83% pure and ranges from fine gold up to 4 gram nuggets. Equipment includes a JD350 D-LC Excavator and a 200 cu. yard per hour plant can also be made available for this site too.