Tertiary Gold Mine Deposit

Honey Hole Mines Ltd., Tertiary Gold Mine Deposit

- Showings -

Most unique mining development opportunity having placer and mineral deposits overlaying each other.

Here are just some of the showings in the placer Tertiary Gold Mine Deposit

Boulder clay showings everywhere, red soil with iron oxide showings in many places, massive sulfides, ancient channels with an odor, host rocks, many showings of heavy iron carbonates, streams, higher bench, lower bench, some rubies, and several bedrock showings.

We have discovered an abundant amount of a semi-rigid blue clay where placer gold of exceptional purity has been located.

Also showing a "blue clay pay steak with seams" is a great potential for the big pay, as we get closer to bedrock.

We recently discovered an "unknown" black mineral surfacing (oozing) while excavating.

Float with hematite boulders, iron pyrites, and staining.

There are two compass phenomena and two GPS phenomena have been discovered, and some research is required on these areas.

There was something of significance "unknown" found.

The extracted gold from the property was in fines, flakes, and nuggets. The property is in the heart of the gold fields.

Material from the bottom of a trench contained abundant gold of exceptional purity.

The gold in this area is the purest placer gold in North America at 93% purity.

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More information

There have been approximately 200 hectares logged on these properties.

Logged area (previously logged) these landings are ready for parking equipment and setting up buildings.

These tertiary gold properties have access by Keithley Creek road and Barkerville road.

The Barkerville road and the Old Barkerville (stagecoach) trail, does go through the property.

There is no overburden, just some duff overlaying the post-glacial of 2-3 feet in depth, which is on top of the boulder clay.

The bonanza ledge is underlying in these areas.

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Some bullion gold information

This tertiary gold mine deposit is adjoining the famous Kitchener Pit gold mine.

There are old-timer workings in many places.

Over the years, it has produced prodigious amounts of gold, much of it coarse and nuggety.

The old timers produced in 1945 a recorded production of 1,100,891 grams of placer gold from the Kitchener Pit mine.

The total amount mined is unknown for the period of 1874 to 1945. (MINFILE # 004 reports are at the bottom of this page)

Our exploration project that is in this tertiary gold deposit is moving forward.

Exploring - The "Honey Hole" Placer Holdings - with description

Exploration

The mine is providing 10 -11 ounces of gold ore per yard at this time and is showing a "blue clay pay steak with seams" a great potential for the big pay as we get closer to bedrock.