Huge 400m Wide Mineralized Zone With High Grade Gold Bearing Quartz Veins!

[@midnight1s1s]

You get to work in such a beautiful place! That road looked green from all of the malachite staining. Thanks for taking us on your adventures!

[@aussieauntynette6892]

Great for you that the area is larger than initially thought of. I suppose that makes it harder to get the red tape cleared for working to begin. Love your vids 😁👍 Have a great day 🦘🇦🇺🦘

[@StevenMartin8000]

Here in Ontario they say "the average prospector will find one mine in a thousand attempts" this guy seems to find a thousand for every thousand attempts. A master prospector indeed!

[@Reglabbe]

I found some nice roadside quartz and ore exposures in the Havelock Ontario area back in October 2020. not much gold in the small sample I grabbed but some flour gold and silver was found. I am looking into getting property in the area to explore what could be nearby to the spot I got samples from. I hear if you are looking for bigger deposits you need to go to the north west part of Ontario, you might still stumble upon some glacial til deposits just a bit north of the Toronto area and heading east towards Cordova and Eldorado.

[@StevenMartin8000]

@@Reglabbe I have a gemstone claim. Lots of diamond in my area. About 1000km north of Toronto

[@Reglabbe]

@@StevenMartin8000 Thats awesome :) I havent tried looking for diamonds yet, its on my wish list lol I did get 5 small yellow diamonds in a bag of paydirt from Dan Hurd though. I also have a collection of other gems and minerals from various other paydirt vendors. In the spring I want to go check out the Montrose rock dump in Niagara falls, I hear there is a decent host of minerals there from when they dug the power canal.

[@mikedeveault3485]

That who.e area has 100s of old mines still with lots of potential.

[@Reglabbe]

@@mikedeveault3485 Yes, yes it does. although I would rather be out in BC finding nuggets, Ontario's mineral deposits are ripe and waiting for people mine them. I just dont like all the red tape and restrictions Ontario has with the Mining and lands Administration. got to jump through many financial hoops to get anywhere big in the industry here or so I have found. That being said, it hasnt deterred me from trying to get a piece of the pie ;) there is plenty of gold left to be found in Ontario and I sure would love to find me some of it lol

[@bobboyington5106]

With all that mineralization there has to be a sweet spot loaded with gold. Its beautiful up there, I like your office

[@loyalkuhn5778]

That's some nice mineralization. It looks rich in copper and silver, and looks like some gold as well. When you see pyrite like that, you know that there will be other heavy elements there as well. Iron staining is also a good clue. Nice claim for someone !!

[@milesnn]

Awesome adventure wow that’s a huge vein beautiful samples beautiful area more knowledge awesome video thanks guys

[@colinc5269]

It's all great stuff - find after find - but now you have found it - what are you going to do with it ?

[@fastteddy6659]

Not a geologist, but I love your videos! First for your obvious knowledge of the rocks and minerals, and second for the beautiful scenery...which hooked me in the first place. What is missing is a bit more of an explanation of the significance of your finds. This one seems huge compared to others you've posted. You mention trenching and drilling, which must be to further study if developing the site is worth it. Can we assume you are always hired to explore by the mineral rights holder and your reports would be the trigger for development, or do you explore potential sites for the purpose of establishing your own claims?

[@TheMagnuspi]

I agree, your videos great combination of beautiful scenery and passionate geological teachings. I am also interested in how your business works, how often you buy claims yourselves and if you do, have you ever mined the claim or would you just sell them on? Or when you are surveying an area for the claim/land owner, do you ever get an interest in the claims or are you just paid for the survey? I appreciate you may want/need to keep some, if not all of that confidential!

[@911mining]

This is our claim we have a 1800 hectare property which covers 100s of showings. While this is large it is a secondary target area for us. We have discovered some very nice deposits on the property which have potential to be substantially larger than this one. While we do work for other people this past year we haven't.

[@911mining]

It's extremely hard to get a mine going because of permits and all the hoops you jump through, id say it would take between 6 and 10 years to property get to production stage...we have done small scale before but we generally try to option and get a better funded company to pick up the property and do the expensive work.

[@TheMagnuspi]

@@911mining thanks for the reply. When you say "option" do you mean you retain the claim and lease it to a mining company or do you take a share of any profits or something else entirely?

[@fastteddy6659]

Thanks very much for the reply. It really helps put your work in perspective. I hope this claim works out for you.

[@IrishAndy001]

Another great video fellas that is one helluva find . I would love to come across a area like that or even a 1/4 off what you guys just found it would keep me busy for years.

[@hunnybunnysheavymetalmusic6542]

With the increased cost of fuel these days, it would indeed be a lower profit if the high dollar minerals [gold and silver] are not really rich, but it seems that one could just about just strip the veins coming right off the top of the ground and pull away thousands of tons of minerals without having to do much shoring or even blasting. If the deposit gets richer at depth, at least by that point one could afford to blast and shore.

[@montananative2414]

It looks like a good area for a horizontal drilling exploratory program. Did you find any information from the previous drilling? Hopefully the veins all enrich with depth....good catch and thanks for sharing Justin(s).

[@williampendergrass186]

Very exciting ore deposit. It would be nice to hear an estimate of the gold values and assay results

[@ann-mareeputt3156]

CONGRATULATIONS, I can't wait to see what else is in there. Yes it looks easy on video as you said hundreds of days prospecting. Amazing looking ground. Can I buy a share ? Enjoy , so happy, can't wait for more videos.🇦🇺

[@minerjim1531]

Wonderful job Justin! Are you guys claiming ground,or working for someone else? I love you videos. I prospect Montana and do same thing, as well as placer mine. Currently doing geology on similar area for trenching this spring.

[@911mining]

This ones ours. It's quite the property 👌 we are finding a lot of promising things here

[@christophermike8655]

Beautiful bro WOW Big project jumping. Wow w o w WOW. Everybody can't see mineralization taking place. Bedrocks

[@irockireckon9776]

Nice video it was me not sure how rich the vein is but if it was I'd dig the whole mountain up and let us know what you get out of the drill holes

[@DavidSmith-zr3nd]

Looks like y'all hit a really good one. Proud for you.

[@rickmessina5396]

Spectacular finds and very informative. Thanks....

[@Business_101]

Nice work - you mentioned the zone is 20 meters wide (quartz vein) - do these veins go down deep in the ground and you have to dig deep to get all the gold? Or are the quartz veins just on the ground and once you extract them then there is no more gold?

[@jasonfrench5053]

Great video the geology is so great over there compared to east

[@diggindiggenit6540]

Amazing looking samples nice example of what to look for.

[@looneytunea3064]

This video is informative. I wondering if all low sulfide quartz veins are epithermal.

[@chrisrichardson4623]

Nice find now go for it ... Well done !

[@james.j1066]

The road is easy access, pull some samples get the surveys People you sell ore to will be eager for a part of those rights. $$$ . Good luck You have earned it. I watch alot of your work.

[@james.j1066]

The buyers may have mining assets to trade for some of your rights

[@yoopermann7942]

that is just beautiful, i`m not familiar with hard rock mining, i mostly look for lapidary rocks to use,

[@hunnybunnysheavymetalmusic6542]

It may be my imagination, but it seems you most frequently find your best mineralized zones where the host rock is all crumbly and scistos. Am I wrong about that?

[@exploringnorthernontario9627]

I would claim that area ASAP!

[@911mining]

Already done 👏👍

[@rickmessina5396]

Spectacular finds. Good work.....

[@firostk9215]

Very very nice and beautiful,wonderfull explain.I likeit.i am I Indian kerala

[@gobtv9459]

That looks like a winner. Well done.

[@IrishAndy001]

Did you guys get an fire assay done to see what the potential is.

[@saltiksaltik6896]

Can we heat treatment in powder form and collect gold without using acidic materials?

[@AcmeAce]

I agree with colin c what are you going to do?

[@aaronjohnson275]

Awesome site. Will you guys find investors and mine it??

[@denisalvarenga2821]

I gotte these rock whith these bathing but its white color could you tellme what is these thank you

[@rockman531]

When are you going to start trenching & drilling? Great video!

[@911mining]

Depends permits would take at least a year

[@rockman531]

@@911mining It sure sounds worthwhile! Hope you go for it. Jim in Phoenix.

[@infinus5]

my god man this needs a drill program holy crow

[@americanadventureoutdoors4213]

Nice looking ore , to bad they don’t read the comments . I had a couple questions for them !

[@911mining]

Sometimes,we usually out in the bush when there released though. Little cell reception. 😄

[@americanadventureoutdoors4213]

@@911mining lol I new I could get a reply . One question I had is do you find gold caught up in your zinc ?

[@911mining]

Yup not always but gold can be found with almost any type of mineralization. Here is the thing if you crush and pan it and still don't get gold...doesn't mean it's not there. Could be micron size. Only real way to tell is an assay.

[@americanadventureoutdoors4213]

@@911mining thank you , it’s amazing how similar the ores and the land is very similar to Oregon cascade ores !

[@grassmangarage1338]

Love it vms every we're.

[@richardservatius5405]

was this area uplifted and cracked; then hydrothermal minerals came into the cracks?

[@911mining]

We believe its Kuroko type vms au, ag, cu, pb, zn. Most if not all the deposits have been classified as that.

[@richardservatius5405]

@@911mining so i looked up vms and found a diagram of a typical one.. pubs.usgs.gov/bul/b1693/html/bull0bfp.htm but it seems they like to form mostly undersea with volcano involved.14 to 16 ma ago. that is recent in compared to the age that australia was butted against north america. i know little about B.C. , but western washington had a period of being undersea - can't remember the age. so maybe b.c. also had the same thing.

[@aussieauntynette6892]

Hi Richard, Great questions. I can't do the research at the moment I want to do (couple of reasons). I would really appreciate it if you could explain what you meant about Australia please. I am genuinely very interested. Thanks from Down Under 🦘🇦🇺🦘

[@richardservatius5405]

@@aussieauntynette6892 these folks prospect on Vancouver Island, Canada I believe. I am wondering how the geology structure occurred. by the way, I'd love to prospect in Australia someday. Lot more gold there than in Idaho.

[@hunnybunnysheavymetalmusic6542]

Super easy open pit mining!

[@slackwaterplacer]

That's and exciting find!

[@MrPeabody67]

This looks like an ARD nightmare waiting to happen. Good find though.

[@JaspalSingh-bg1lt]

I want gold recovery course Please help me

[@richardservatius5405]

please let the camera focus on rocks without movement.

[@mikedeveault3485]

Drill baby drill

[@911mining]

That's the hope.

[@timandrews8805]

Like all your vid's ,very informative, but found this one a bit rushed .

[@mikedeveault3485]

Stake

[@weekendwarriorprospecting817]

All I'm hearing is Pirite. That's FOOLS GOLD and completely worthless. It's like mining a sewer.

[@TheHeavyModd]

Chalcopyrite and other ores can contain economical grades of gold.

[@viperaanatolica9683]

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