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Date Posted: 13:52:28 09/17/02 Tue
Author: Jim Straight
Subject: Re: X5 vs MXT and Others on Small Gold--- Hey Bill-
In reply to: Bill S. 's message, "Re: X5 vs MXT and Others on Small Gold" on 06:42:07 09/15/02 Sun

Bill-- There are areas in the cordillera where VLF-types just flounder, and even a few where the PI-types are "pressed." Find one and get out and swing a PI-type (I am not brand loyal; just which one is not critical). Just get out on the pediment/or alluvial-fan and go for it. Find one, then grid for the others. Strictly hit and miss. PI-types are different than the VLF-type; it is a new world.

The next issue of ICMJ will have an article on just this type of hit or miss prospecting by a true "fulltimer." He keeps his finds safe--- I got to store the gold pictured in a safty vault at the motel.

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