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Gold/Mining/Energy : Shining Tree Gold Camp -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: sense who wrote (100)	4/19/2012 9:37:03 PM
From: sense	Respond to of 260

Hadn't noted it before... but, it looks like Temex was aware that the host for the Cobalt style silver mineralization might also be a host to gold... "The Latchford Gold Project represents a "blue sky" gold project initiated in early 2004 following the discovery by prospecting of bonanza-style gold mineralization which returned 6,222 g/t gold from random grab samples of a calcite vein hosted in a block of detached bedrock. The original discovery location is on the Brett Property, approximately 20 kilometres south of Cobalt, Ontario. It is in a similar geological setting to the Cobalt silver camp, which produced in excess of 500 million ounces of silver from similar carbonate-hosted bonanza silver veins. The target area for mineralization is at or near the unconformity of flat-lying early Proterozoic rocks of the Cobalt Embayment, and underlying Archean volcanic rocks. Analyses determined that the block of rock containing high grade gold was most likely from a local source and the calcite host to the bonanza gold was typical of the calcite veins that host the Cobalt silver veins." From their web site, discussing the Latchford Project