Maybe the GPAA would be interested, then it would be in the guide book. You can change the name of the mine if you want to. Maybe Tom's mine or something.

Well its not mine and the name is the whn #3 which she calls the waterhole # 3. Tom

Chris the claim is the whn-3 and serial # is amc 433605 and is right off the road leading towards I believe the crown king about five miles from the 17. Easy ground and most  all the claim is easy sloping to the I believe the American wash below. I remarked the corners last year but they don't last long and there is shafts and diggings above  on several sides of the claim  and I believe it is at 3900 ft but you know what they say gold runs down hill so take a look and let me know what you think. I do have a kind of watchmen that checks in on it every now and then, he's 7 ft. tall, 300 lbs dresses in black and travels with a mean old hound but I don't think he's around this time of year. Thanks Tom

Thanks for the info but I don't think any mining claim should have any restrictions and it is a lode claim so if someone wanted to dig a tunnel I guess that would be okay but I don't go in shafts or tunnels, had two friends that got some kind of fungus in there lungs  and dam near killed them even causing  one to have a stroke.  Just do it according to safety rules  and have fun.Tom

HI All

Share a claim is open to members and non-members as one of the perks is that you get a free membership as long as we have your claim open to members. Just to let you-all know. I am open to questions on the Share a Claim program. Best to call 800 551-9707 X 177 Monday through Thursday. Thanks

Dig Away and here are the  corners, NW N-  34 15 475 W-112 11 321, NE N-34 15 475 W-112 11 148, SW N-34 15 421 W-112 11 321, SE N-34 15 421 W-112 11 148, SORRY THEY ARE DECIMAL. I had them marked with pink ribbon but they don't last long down there and there are lots of stakes  that go over one another from old claims. There are quartz out crops both upper and lower and we just took buckets back to my buddies place and ran wet and dry with producing color in both methods. I believe it has great potential but no pain no gain and has not been worked. My bride had lots of hits with her tessoro lobo and great mineralized ground with green shist  or what we call shale here and other rocks. There are shafts all around it and they did not dig them for fun. If you find any trash and you will pick it up and I will count it towards maintance. Thanks Tom