Gold Dredger dot Com Disscussion Forums

Saw this, and wanted to pass along.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/PLACER-MINING-C ... SwubRXHmPI

Randy, looks like someone is using your videos for this?

If it sounds to good to be true , it probly is ! it looks like someone is picking up claims and reselling them to me

wow bold

That looks like it's way up in the headwaters above Leadville. I haven't heard of anyone working up there.

Leonard

WORK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Leonard you don't need to use that word here! It gives me shivers even thinking of that word!

I agree Leonard. That is up in the glaciated plane above Leadville. I don't think anyone found any gold up there in the past. But I guess you don't know unless you take a pan up and try.

Claimable land along the Ark is very hard to come-by these days. I am truly blessed to own a few. If any of you millionaires out there want to buy one, and come with a heavy wallet, I would be happy to talk. As long as dredging remains legal in Colorado, the price/scarcity of them will stay up.

OKJohn

I was wondering if Randy knew this guy? he is using one of Randy's Vids.

As an aside, we bought an acreage that abuts our acreage in the South Park basin. We now have 12 acres.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/39%C2 ... !1s0x0:0x0

Nice looking parcel of land Rex. Home on the range.
Where the elk and mule deer play!

Maybe some gold also.

Dickb

Rex , now your a Colorado land barron!

According to my research, there was some placers taken out of that area in the old days. Mostly out of Buckeye Gulch, with a few other minor deposits along the headwaters. There is currently five claims along that stretch of water, and this guy owns three of them.
There is also a few claims in upper Tennessee gulch, and in East Tennessee Gulch, close to the pass. I looked Tennessee Gulch over last spring. There is a lot of tailings along the middle section of the creek, problem is there is a lot of private land along the creek as well, up to and including those tailings. The claims in Tennessee Gulch are further up stream from there.
Hope this is of some use.

Chace