Would you look for gold in this area?

[ancient_ghost2004]

 

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[ARC]

I look for gold in every area.

heh. :")

 

[ancient_ghost2004]

I look for gold in every area.

heh. :")

Haha I was only wanting some opinions on the area in question

 

[ARC]

Haha I was only wanting some opinions on the area in question

Well I did answer your question... sort of... by stating what I "do"...

When faced with an option of "to look for gold or not look for gold"... the equation = this...

You cannot find gold...

Unless you look.

:P

 

[ancient_ghost2004]

Well I did answer your question... sort of... by stating what I "do"...

When faced with an option of "to look for gold or not look for gold"... the equation = this...

You cannot find gold...

Unless you look.

:P

I see that you like to refer to yourself in the 3rd person lmao

 

[ARC]

So... leys review...

IF you want to find gold IN ANY area... EVEN that area...

You must "look in that area".

As well as...

Every other area.

Only than will you or could be... the finder of gold... My grasshopper.

 

[ARC]

HEY LOOK !

There is an area in back of the area pictured...

I thin you should also look in that area as well. :P

 

[ARC]

LEmme ah guess...

You want someone here to point you to gold...

IF it was that easy...

They would have already found it...

This area may be your destiny my son...

I am not your gold father. :P

PS> Anyone who looks at that picture and says "yes there is gold there"... is a ... um... errr.... ahhhh...

Soothsayer.

 

[ancient_ghost2004]

LEmme ah guess...

You want someone here to point you to gold...

IF it was that easy...

They would have already found it...

This area may be your destiny my son...

I am not your gold father. :P

PS> Anyone who looks at that picture and says "yes there is gold there"... is a ... um... errr.... ahhhh...

Soothsayer.

Haha this isn't even my top priority at the moment--working on something that's a lot bigger--haven't been back to this place since last year. But thank you for your comments

 

[ARC]

Comments ?

Those were my expert professional opinions...

Your bill is already in the mail.

I take all forms of payment BTW...

Especially some of that gold I see just in the lower right part of your photograph.

:P

 

[sprailroad]

Where is "THIS" area. It could make a big difference.

 

[smokeythecat]

No idea about the geology of the area, so can't venture a guess. I just stick to my front lawn.....not a joke. There is a vein in the rocks somewhere close by and we're getting coarse gold out of it. Too bad the nuggets aren't the size of hens' eggs, though.

 

[ancient_ghost2004]

Where is "THIS" area. It could make a big difference.

The picture in question? It is in the Sangre de Cristo mountains--Colorado specifically. My other area well I won't talk about that.

 

[islamoradamark]

THERE MIGHT BE OTHER TREASURES THERE AS WELL IT CANT HURT TO TAKE A LOOK

 

[ancient_ghost2004]

THERE MIGHT BE OTHER TREASURES THERE AS WELL IT CANT HURT TO TAKE A LOOK

There's at least 4 different areas that I've personally found that requires serious attention

 

[arizau]

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My question is "Would I look for gold in this area?".......Only if the drainage below that ridge had suddenly stopped yielding gold while following and sampling up it. After gold stops occurring in a drainage is the time to stop sampling in the drainage and to branch out and sample or follow "float"* up hill on both sides to possibly find the original source vein if it still exists. Geologists as well as old time and current prospectors use(d) this proven method.

Good luck.

*https://www.mindat.org/glossary/float_ore
A general term for loose fragments of ore or rock, esp. on a hillside below an outcropping ledge or vein.

 

[Backwoodsbob]

It looks like a place that could have treasure. Just going by the stones in the back ground. Is there a Lady involved?

 

[Bejay]

Best geologic opinion based on a pic of what appears to be a granitic rock formation. Granite is an intrusive formed igneous rock that appears on the surface due to up thrust orogeny. Deep seated intrusive rock formations are where other valuable minerals occur. That said: there is a possibility that ore bodies could be found within this formation. One would have to identify other mineralization within the scope of the granitic area.

So far the opinion that it requires looking and prospecting hits the nail on the head!

Bejay