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Date Posted: 14:17:49 09/23/03 Tue
Author: Steve Herschbach
Subject: Re: Moore Infinium Gold
In reply to: RKC 's message, "Re: Moore Infinium Gold" on 02:52:02 09/22/03 Mon

Hi Rob,

My intent is to put together a Moore Creek website, with history, geologic reports, etc. fairly soon. Part of the overall long-term plan is to promote the hardrock to a larger company for exploration/drilling if it proves out. The general area is a hotbed of hardrock exploration right now. Check out this link at http://www.venturesresource.com/flat.htm for what is happening over the hill at Flat just 30 miles away. And only 40 miles away is Donlin Creek, currently estimated as the 5th largest gold prospect worldwide. Moore Creek is conjectured to be an offset of the Donlin area due to shifting along the Iditarod-Nixon Fork fault.

Steve Herschbach

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