HUNTER JACK PLACER FOR SALE!
Hunter Jack Placer Tenure #908129
Price 800.00 if purchased by Jan 31
1 cell (20.39 hectares)
The famous Bridge River is one of British Columbia's richest placer creeks. The Bridge River is a tributary of the famous Fraser River. During the Fraser River gold rush, prospectors found course gold nuggets at its mouth. They then followed it deep into the mountains. Determined to find the source of the rich gold they were finding in there pans and sluices. Two of the richest gold mines in British Columbia were then found and staked on Calladwater creek one of the tributaries of the Bridge River. Those claims would become the famous Bralorne and Pioneer mines which have produced over 40 million ounces of gold.
Some of the other tributaries running into the Bridge river such as Tyaughton Creek where the Hunter Jack Placer Claim is located has produced some fine placer gold since it was first discovered back in the late 1800s. Tyaughton Creek was said to be the location of the placer mines of Hunter Jack who used to chase out any prospectors he found near his diggings. The Hunter Jack Placer has produced some nice nuggets and is one of the areas on the creek Hunter Jack himself was recovering gold.
The Map below shows a very general area of the claims location marked in red
If you have any questions about the claim please send us a email.
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spindle@shaw.ca
The Gold Miners Atlas for Southern BC