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Re: layton post# 73060

Monday, 07/14/2014 7:04:30 PM

Monday, July 14, 2014 7:04:30 PM

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WOW !!! MORE "GOLD" !! and "GOODIES" !!! Goooo GNCP !!!

Walker Lane Exploration, Inc. has
entered into agreements with the claimholders to acquire or lease three additional mineral
exploration projects. The McCracken, North Rawhide (50% interest) and Alamo Projects
are
intended to round out the Company’s claim position along a trend of up to 30 miles that runs
north / south on both sides of the Buckskin / Rawhide Detachment Fault. From north to south,
the Company’s claim position along this trend will be comprised of McCracken, Potts
Mountain*, Ester Basin*, North Rawhide, Alamo, Silverfield* and Clara*.
*Already owned by The Company.
Past outcrop and dump sampling by the claimholders at all of these properties, which may or
may not be reliable, indicated the following average grades for all samples: Gold - .08 oz. /T;
Silver - .8 oz. /T and Copper – 1.0%.

McCracken Gold
The McCracken gold project is centered on a prominent outcrop one mile east of the McCracken
silver mine, after which the project is named. The outcrop, called “Copper Cliff” after its copper
oxide staining, is a breccia zone containing amethyst, copper and gold averaging approximately
0.1 ounce per ton.
The McCracken silver mine (which is not owned by the Company) was one of
Arizona’s premier silver producers, and is presently owned by Teck Cominco. The Copper Cliff,
which contains an adit and shallow shaft from previous mining, was to have been mined for gold
when Arizona Silver last operated the McCracken silver mine during the 1980’s; However, as a
gold deposit, it was not a priority for Arizona Silver. Once the price of silver went down,
Arizona Silver shut down, leaving the Copper Cliff largely unmined.