[Montana]

I got these little nuggets over the past few days . Our weather has been incredibly cool this spring and has extended our prospecting season by at least a month. Still in the 70s above 4,000 feet most days, a little hotter at the lower elevations. The creeks are drying up finally, making it easier to detect . Still lots of water on the roadrunner claims for dredging on lower Wolf and Turkey creeks though.---Bob

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[AZ4AU]

Hello Bob,

You never cease to amaze me on your nugget hunting abillities and that little smiley face is cute too.
Keep up the great job and maybe I will have to buy a jar-full from you to spread in some old patches to give me something to find .

[grubstake]

Like i said BOB, if I had your gold, I would throw mine away. Good finds. I like any gold under my coil, big or small. Grubstake

[Montana]

Mike. You don't do so bad yourself. You and your partner Gary amaze me how you sniff out spots that I thought only I knew about. Have you been getting out much?---Bob

[Montana]

Grubstake. That piece of leaf gold you found the other day is fantastic. I've never found any of that in this neck of the woods but have found a few in Nevada. ---Bob

[grubstake]

Bob, I know there is alot more of it there, just waiting for my coil to pass over it. Not bragging, its just a fact, Shep can tell you that it is a fantastic place over there. Only trouble, its brushy and lots of poison oak. I don't have any effects from it, but it sure plays havac on Shep. I'm a luck man, got a good gold patch, and great friend. The gold does not mean that much to me, I sell or trade it all off. But the friends, I would not trade for anything. Grubstake