"Let me explain the difference of what we are calling the Handcamp and what the old records is calling the Handcamp.
In the early years of the old “GullBridge” copper mine, which is approximately 10 kms SW of our claims, much exploration was carried out in the vicinity of the mine looking for the main copper horizon that was hosting the copper at the mine.
Therefore, an extremely large parcel of land(hundreds of square KMs) was staked to the NE of the mine where numerous copper and gold showing were discovered. Gold was at an all time low and too costly to take our off the ground at any dept. That huge property became known as the “Handcamp” property. Over the years much work was carried out in various places with some drilling many KM to the South of our property, where they were still looking for the copper horizon that was at the GullBridge copper mine, yet it was all called the Handcamp. After a while portions of that property went back to the crown with lots of interesting data but not being compiled into one data bank to see the full potential of the whole area.
In the late 90’s a couple of prospectors discovers this tremendous gold zone way to the North of what was called the Handcamp property and they called this gold discovery (wouldn’t you know) the Handcamp property.
That’s why it has caused some confusion over the years as being a property overworked and changing hands, as Mr Bishop claims to raise $$ on, which is not accurate. This area is very under worked and we intend to see what its full potential really is, by drilling it and other areas as well if data proves it should(and it’s looking that way.)
The gold numbers are very high in the area and because of the overburden soil sampling and trenching has proved that there is much more to this area than what has already been discovered. We will continue to do what is necessary to bring this property to the next level and hope that it will warrant a feasibility study to become an economic deposit."
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