Since this site is by a webdesigner, I thought I would document some of this. Who knows, it might appear on EXTO as one of Porter's claims.
PROPERTY #1
NAME: CRIPPLE CREEK #1
LOCATION: COLORADO
This property sits upon a 28,000,000-30,000,000 year old volcanic vent in the heart of one of the richest historical gold producing areas in the world and is referred to as the “Buckeye” and the “Sunrise” claims. Mining by shovel and pan, it is documented that miners were taking $30 to $120 per day from near the surface from local placers when gold was $20 per oz., which occurred from the late 1800’s through the early 1900’s. AGR has assays (from Feb/Mar 2009) showing rich values of up to 5 oz gold per ton within 2.5 ft of the surface in the placer deposit and up to 237 oz per ton in vein deposits at 60-100 ft. (from assays 1994 to 2002.) Pending funding, AGR plans to mine the placer overburden of approximately 200,000 cyds and initiate a core drilling program to verify the older assays and map out the vein deposits for shaft and drift locations. AGR will develop a mill near the site and begun discussions with the owner which could lead to AGR becoming a partner in the milling operations.
PROPERTY #2
NAME: CRIPPLE CREEK #2
LOCATION: COLORADO
AGR is in the process of finalizing an 80 acre lease approximately 75 miles north of the above claims. This property is a placer and we anticipate a testing program to begin 90 days after the first mine is put into production. This placer claim is just below the Little London mine which produced some of the largest nuggets ever discovered in Colorado history.
PROPERTY #3 (OWNED)
NAME: LADY DRAGON CLAIM
LOCATION: OREGON
Some limited testing has occurred on this group of claims but due to BLM restrictions (fire hazards in 2006-7) and funding shortfalls (2008-9) AGR was unable to test areas deemed desirable by our two consulting geologists. Deer Creek borders one side of the property near where AGR tested for several months in 2006. Commercial quantities of gold were not found. Claims across Deer Creek showed better results with commercial values are owned by major shareholders of AGR who have indicated they would give AGR an option to own the claims should AGR change the Lady Dragon’s status from “in abeyance” to “active” and conclude testing of the claims. AGR is also in discussion with the owners of claims in the area known as the Mormon Basin Mine which has been tested positive in 2009 for commercial production. These discussion could lead to an ownership of part or all of the Morman Basin claims.
PROPERTY #4 (OWNED)
NAME: HARRISON CREEK
LOCATION: ALASKA
AGR completed an extensive testing of these six claims (240 acres) in the short mining season of 2008. While gold was found, it was not in commercial quantity. This property is in abeyance.
PROPERTY #5 (OWNED)
NAME: NO NAME CREEK
LOCATION: ALASKA
|AGR has located 8 contiguous miles along a creek that the company finds desirable to test. Staking is expected to take place during the 2009 mining season pending funding. After staking is completed, AGR will divulge the name and location of this property. AGR’s mining consultant has advised this project could be a 25-year operation for the Company.
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