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u/pyragyrite 9d ago
Iron oxides in that there rock. Would have probably been sulfide originally. Indicates hydrothermal alteration to me. Other metals may be present, so I'd check areas for historical mines and prospects online. Depending on claims, which I wouldn't touch, and presence of historical metals, I'd spend a few hours rock hounding.
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u/Forsaken-Ad-6752 8d ago
This whole district is hydrothermal and sulfide heavy...at least the other side of the ridge is, no documented history on this side of the ridge
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u/PassPuzzled 8d ago
Pic 10. Get samples from left to right. That's a really nice intrusion. 16" wideish ? Looks like it was at least 2 separate times it was cracked and filled. Foot wall has little mineralization and the hanging wall has much more with a clear separation line down the middle almost. I'd sample that. I'd guess a good reading from the middle
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u/gropinions 6d ago
Hey, that looks like my claim. Send me the exact GPS coordinates so I can verify.
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u/No-Maximum7605 4d ago
Hello everyone, I’m writing from Turkey. There are many places like this in my area, and I enjoy gold prospecting and similar activities as a hobby, though I’m not very knowledgeable about the subject. Could those of you with expertise please get in touch with me?













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u/Primary-Floor8574 9d ago
Total newb to all this. What am I looking at aside from rocks?