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The Fence
October 2009 by Walter L. Hunt
When I dropped the boulder into my son’s hand everyone spoke a single word in unison, “Wow!”
Gold Prospecting for Better or Worse: Those Blasted Boulders!
The sound got quiet when the fuse burned down into the clay. I waited, and waited…
Decoding Dredge Capacity
Some typical questions that you might consider asking yourself about purchasing a dredge might be…
Why Did This Silver Mine Close? - Pt III
Narrowing down a closure date will allow you to check the commodity price during that time and possibly confirm that a low price, rather than a lack of ore, was the driving force that closed the operation.
Gold in Michigan
Gold was discovered on the upper peninsula of Michigan around 1845, about the same time that rich iron and copper deposits were being put into production. Despite the discovery of gold and silver, most interest centered about iron...
The Ups and Downs of Geologic Faults
Faults are fractures, breaks and broken zones in the Earth’s crust where one side of the break has moved relative to the other, and they come in many different varieties.
Prospecting Adventures—Pure Gold
I often wonder if I would have felt the same about gold prospecting if my father had introduced me to it at a young age. Would I have the same passion and fascination that I do now? How much further along the learning curve would I be if...
Time to go Prospecting
November 2022
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• PLP Files Lawsuit to Lift Ban on Suction Dredging
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• The Tonopah Gold and Silver District
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