Can you explain why this company would use this kind of recovery technology on material from a placer claim? Sounds truly bizarre to me. They're going to autoclave gravels? Why? That is horribly expensive, and seems unnecessary for placer gravels. What's wrong with using a standard wash plant?
The recovery technology is existing, proven, off the shelf technology used extensively in other industries. The adaptations are in the chemistry of the autoclave, the chemical process prior to electro-oxidation and the environmentally friendly leach of the tailings following the process. SSMG and WSRC will provide more detailed information as to completed assays and technology overview on its web site.
And has the company ever issued a list of the Sage Hen claims that they supposedly acquired? With claim serial numbers? As placer claims totalling 640 acres (that's 32 claims, right), who is actually listed as the claim owners? Just trying to understand all of this. None of it makes sense.
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