It would be nice

Just got to love research, while I was doing just that I came across this location

A 50kg sample  of rubble and rock chips from a quartz vein returned 10ozs of gold. A further 14ozs of gold in the form of nuggets was obtained from nearby alluvial material Nuggets were 2 to 40 grams in weight.

Yet the location does not look like it has been work at all





Why don't I pack my troopy and drive to airport drive into my Chinook and fly out there and send afew days cleaning up

Might have to get this polit to take me out there as I am sure I would not be able to park like him
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSzeM50B8hI

Hi David,

Nice find, you wouldn't go alone would you!!! ,sounds like enough to share if someone doesn't beet US to it

Ron

Ron

With you no trouble let me know and were out there:D   lots of other great shots as well but were not greedy:twisted:  Gold it all mine let me at it:lol!: 

Easy to get into as well, was thinking I would have to use the Paraglider but no just the bike:) 

Ron

Pack your bags were in there, I like these one's no roads just means we will have to do a hit and run job here:D 

Channel sampling of the gossan returned results of up to 58.3g/t Au. The prospect is located within the Aboriginal Land Claim. This locality was not visited due to lack of road access.





We better hurry the foreign investors are going to bet us to it, taking the lot out open cut:cyclops: 

What a brilliant find!!! Good on you, Detrackozi! May your little prospect spot deliver you many of those golden oz's! You've certainly earned it!!  

Great Research

Hi David,

I just got to work out where to put the jackhammer and which bike or quad and damn, I just unpacked the van and it.s not the first time I've been on aboriginal land (it seems to be everywhere!!!)

How far did you say it was....5000km trip that's about 10 tankfulls of juice $1500 that's 1oz for fuel each....that's doable!!!!

Gunna have to buy some paint on suntan as I got white feet and a white butt and they stand out a bit in a crowd otherwise I might pass as a local

Can we shift it down a bit closer!!!

Ron

Ron

What side of the Island would you like it my side or your side (Getting blown away here)

Make sure you get the waterproof Paint hate it to wash off from sweat  it's along way out to run:D  Mybe next year when we are already half way up there.

Have you finished off that spy plane yet if so we could sent it out there to check on a few location:lol: 

Here is a Kml File to download have set the Data to read like this " Fine or Coarse / Host rock / Host Relationship / MineName"

Gold/ Fine to coarse/  multi-vein/  discordant/  Millers Au

Link
NT_Mineral Locations By Type & MineName.kml

Should get through this lot in a few days  

Hi Dave,

I'm finkin bring it down a bit lower and we could meet in the middle:lol: 

If it's next year I could do some nudi baking to get the tan right:face: 

On a more serious note though, you never hear of NT gold and by looking at the KML it's as full on as Kalgoorlie Leo or Lav

There should be enough left for us folk

Let us know if your serious!!!

Ron

Hi Detrackozi.
If you are serious?? I am keen as mustard, have a ute that will go anywhere, a quad to go further, dryblower, sluice, detector & a can do attitude & ready to do whatever it takes to get that gold & make it mine I mean ours of course, I'm sure the locals could be convinced!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm up for an adventure.

Dave - I will come & help dig  

NT is a great place

ANT

Hi Dave , nice find looks rather remote . This should make a great adventure , if you need any help from a Territorian i would be happy to contribute whatever . cheers Mick

If you need a chef count me in

I would go to help out too

Well it looks like we have a team already, what adventure it would be for sure to entire the heart of the remote areas of the NT Goldfields I have spoke to my Prospecting mates many times in regards to how I would too start at one point with Quad bike's and support vehicles and just track yourself through the most remote areas in search of the undiscovered runs and patches of gold with a detector.

It sure is a large area and no one would cover all of it in there live time but we could make a start  

Just look at al those Fault Lines





We could make a start Here   

ok Mick

It up to you to take a run out there and pick up some samples ( leave some or us lot "LoL") Now you have all the info, I can just see now all outside at home packing there truck who is going to be there first.

Is will be Bigger then the great Race "LoL"

Several rock chip assays returned with anomalous gold values and the best result returned from sample no 15458 as 21.8 ppm Au and other anomalous results include 3.9 ppm Au from sample no 15455 0.9 ppm Au from 15452 and 3.8 ppm Au from 15460



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A 50kg sample (WG16) of rubble and rock chips from a quartz vein returned 10ozs of gold. A further 14ozs of gold in the form of nuggets was obtained from nearby alluvial material Nuggets were 2 to 40 grams in weight.

Hmmm! Just wondering if you have an indigenous cousin? Or maybe you could find an in-law?

Detrackozi wrote:ok  Mick

It up to you to take a run out there and pick up some samples ( leave some or us lot "LoL") Now you have all the info, I can just see now all outside at home packing there truck who is going to be there first.

Is will be Bigger then the great Race "LoL"

Several rock chip assays returned with anomalous gold values and the best result returned from sample no 15458 as 21.8 ppm Au and other anomalous results include 3.9 ppm Au from sample no 15455  0.9 ppm Au from 15452 and 3.8 ppm Au from 15460



Wallys Gully 2
A 50kg sample (WG16) of rubble and rock chips from a quartz vein returned 10ozs of gold. A further 14ozs of gold in the form of nuggets was obtained from nearby alluvial material  Nuggets were 2 to 40 grams in weight.

. The timing is off for me to do any immediate samplings , i'm headind to Sth Aust on Monday for 3-4 weeks but will certainly be doing some investigating when i return . Thanks for the heads up Dave .. cheers Mick