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Gold/Mining/Energy : Golden Eagle Int. (MYNG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: larry hart who wrote (22917)	5/11/2001 11:22:23 AM
From: Digrdug	Respond to of 34075

We recovered a total of about 1,400 ounces. Between 2-300 ounces came from a concession in the Cangalli Formation and the rest from a riverside operation down the Kaka river. In the formation we used dump trucks and dug a few pits. The first year on the Kaka we used trucks to haul to a fixed washplant and the second year a floating washplant without trucks. "I know the POG is low but would you do it again" Not at the current POG "if so what new methods/technology out there would you use or try" I would try to incorporate a Knelson or Falcon concentrator into the floating plant and use a much larger hydraulic excavator. It would not be possible to use this technique to mine the chaco face.