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>>29801875
heres a shot from underground showing Galena, tungsten in the form of schellite, pyrite, and minor native gold. Great looking material. Its hosted by a quartz berite vein.

>>23291237
That was a "tungsten" mine dug an old boy by the name of Sheapou. The old frenchman was digging this in the 40s and 50s but I dont think it was the tungsten he was after, it was the same vein system that the Cariboo Hudson Mine was chasing. I ve picked visible gold from the hanging wall in that working. It is one of the strangest workings I ve ever been in, dude obviously wasn't a miner, he dug all sorts of off shoots, winces and rises haphazardly and didnt seem to be changing a vein, he just dug what ever looked like ore to him. As for my claims the one with the 200 tonnes of hand piled ore was an underground mine, but its too hard to reach without building a new road. My main hard rock prospect, the one where the multicolored ore comes from, is currently only a set of trenches and surface outcrops I ve channel sampled and cleared off with an excavator. My partner on the property and I were going to drill it but covid seems to have screwed that up for us. Most of the ore is decomposed, its a quartz barite host vein as a stockwork with high grade Au / Ag, Zn and Pb on the contacts of a phyilite country rock. Lots of other mineralization scattered around in the form of pyrite and pyhorite, and minor chalcopyrite as well. I ve traced 3 major vein systems over the course of the outcrops and slope, but we need to drill to confirm that it goes to depth before I try to show it off to a company to option it.

>>18670823
If its tungsten your looking for heres some with native gold. The brown vein is tungsten, the blue / gray is galena silver ore and the gold is between the two.

heres some high grade silver / tungsten ore deep down in the Cariboo Hudson mine near Likely BC. I assayed some of that ore and it ran 450-600 grams per tonne silver and 9 ounces per tonne gold.