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Ron thanks for these posts, excellent stuff, we all knew MJ intrusion is bigger, this guy is saying double and interesting Eagle is an upended block of carapace where ZONs MJ looks to be intact.

flynn wrote: I guess we will see by sept or oct.

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I guess we will see by sept or oct.

Intercepts over Significant Widths

www.vitgoldcorp.com/news/2014/victorias-...-significant-widths/

Will be interesting to compare both results,those of ZON should be bigger,well,i hope.

flynn wrote: who's this guy rumored to be again?

I staked the Yukon property... so so perhaps bias... but I'm also a veteran (30 year) resource exploration professional. I suggest a stronger position before 2017 work begins.

Rallies followed by adjustments are par for venture stock. I'm not a reliable source of info on the duration of the current rally. BUT on a longer timeframe I will share what is public knowledge. My thoughts relate only to the McJ property... anything from Columbia or Wings Point is certainly "live" and may play a very positive role though. I will share what the"public knowledge" as follows. I recognized, staked and advanced McJ... but prior to that I have had boots on the ground and spent time in the core shack at the neighboring Dublin Gulch property (Victoria Gold and Eagle deposit etc). Mc J has an Intrusion twice the size, mirrors the mineralization styles at Dublin Gulch, seems to have much stronger grab sample results, a higher concentration of vein systems and most importantly the "carapace: containing the Lions share of mineralization within these systems is contained there, within the brittle carapace. Results in the heart of the McJ intrusion are found only on the steep plunging sides of the intrusion at Dublin Gulch (Olive and Shamrock zones). The Eagle deposit itself is an upended block of said carapace that was spared from erosion. McJust appears to still be, at least partially, "roofed". It has every chance of eclipsing the neighboring deposit. Who knows for sure until more work is done... but the clues from the science speak volumes. Add in the fact that McJ is very close to infrastructure, has high potential for other commodities (over printing from Keno Hill silver district), has basically an operating mine on either side of it and is in a highly stable and mining friendly jurisdiction... the clues, as far as I can divine, say go big and go long. Cheers.

Well, this might clarify, for what it's worth.
www.bluemtnminerals.com/index_Page854.htm

www.linkedin.com/in/bill-koe-carson-98619842/

flynn wrote: who's this guy rumored to be again?

LinkedIn - Bill Koe-Carson. Happy to connect to non sketchy requests. Now you know... lol. Cheers!

who's this guy rumored to be again?

from hardrockclaim,

I am, of course, limited to public knowledge. I will say (as has been publicly documented) that, even with very limited exploration prior to the agreement with Zonte, at least 6 "areas of interest" were identified and there is one HELL of a lot of "blue sky" remaining. It has been a while since I posted anything here, I have been busy and "off grid" quite a bit lately. If any here are connected to me via LinkedIn they may have noticed an addition to my profile that shows me contracted in the capacity of "prospector/consultant" to a certain exploration company advancing a certain Yukon property. A more effective, symbiotic and shareholder value driven scenario is hard to imagine. Stay the course, folks and enjoy the press releases as things unfold. That's my advice. Best of luck and good management to you all. It's "boots on the ground" for me.

www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v...-inc?postid=26495582

ah but he only half in charge, usually the sell side

he's back. Anonymous is in charge.