In the spring summer and early fall I often get requests by local gold panners to take them up or down the Athabasca River by River boat to access certain spots of their choice to pan for gold. There is small amounts of flour gold in this river but the source of it could be anywhere. Hundreds of miles of river in a deep valley. Starting in the Rockies and ending at Fort Chip. I've never even considered looking for the source.

Two years ago, thedon1 showed me the surface samples at Tesoro and the geography of that mountain top where the samples were taken and that it has been mined for millenia. My first SIMPLE LOGIC thoughs were,,, Theres no river here to drag the gold in from somewhere else and I don't think it fell from the sky, so whats the only alternative??? It must have at one point in time came up from below. What else could it be. So if the grades are that high on top then what will they be below. My answer was,,, I bought a whack of shares. Pretty happy so far.