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The Gold Hunter.com provides a variety of gold mining properties for sale and some with joint venture opportunities.

AZ Rideco 1 and 2

Sun, 18 Mar 2012 19:24:57 -0500

15.17 and 3.01 acre unpatend placer claims for sale or joint venture.

Rideco I and II is 18 acres of placer mining claims with a commercial business plan filed with both BLM and the Forest Service. Both claims are in Weaver Creek at the base of Rich Hill in Yavapi county Arizona. This area ranks number one in gold and silver production in the state of Arizona with almost four million ounces of gold and silver produced. Nuggets the size of Irish potatoes were found on the side of Rich Hill, just a nugget's throw from our Rideco I and II claims giving the area its world famous name "the potato patch." This area is reported to have produced up to 2,000 ounces of gold per acre with the average size of gold from alluvial deposits of Weaver Creek described as the size of flaxseed.

Rich Hill is situated on our north and northwest borders with the Octave Gold Mines on our east and southeast borders. The Rideco I and II claims lie across Weaver Creek between the two borders. Gold in this area is up to 90% pure.

The Octave Mine to our east was one of the largest gold producers in the state with numerous quartz-gold veins, some as much as six feet wide. Because of faulting, the Octave Mine quartz-gold veins were lost in both the east and west directions. The veins to the east were later found and the Joker Mines started producing again. The major viens to the west under our claims were never found. The Octive Mining Company drilled a couple of test holes on Rideco I looking for the lost gold veins but never discovered them.

Both Rideco I and II have 40' to 60' of alluvial deposits throughout. Our Business plan is to produce gold from these deposits while we look for the quartz-gold veins we believe run under our claims using the latest tech equipment.

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Rideco will sell 40% interest in Rideco I and II

for $800,000.00

Task

Buy In $400,000.00

Permitting and Fees $30,000.00

Testing for Gold Veins $120,000.00

Equipment $250,000.00

Total Investors Cost $800,000.00

Investor will receive 80% of net income until all $800,000.00 is returned and then 40% of the net income for the life of the project. Rideco will not charge partnership fees above actual cost.

We would sell both Rideco I and II for $1,845,000.00

Call (702) 415-4880

AZ Rideco 3,4, and 8

Sun, 18 Mar 2012 19:23:31 -0500

14.47, 20.67, and 2.8 acre unpatend load claims for sale or joint venture.

The Rideco III, IV, and VIII are a combined 38 acres of lode mining claims with a commercial business plan.

All three claims are on the side of Rich Hill in Yavapai County, Arizona. This is a very rare opportunity in the number one gold producing area in the state of Arizona. This area was called The Potato Patch because gold nuggets the size of potatoes were found there. The three claims have 20' to 50' of alluvial deposits with a number of quartz veins running through them.Our business plan is to set up production from the alluvial deposits while exploring the quartz veins for large deposits of gold and silver.

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Rideco will sell 40% interest in Rideco III, IV and VIII

for $600,000.00

Task

Buy In $250,000.00

Permitting and Fees $30,000.00

Testing for Gold Veins $120,000.00

Equipment $200,000.00

Total Investors Cost $600,000.00

Investor will receive 80% of net income until all $600,000.00 is returned and then 40% of the net income for the life of the project. Rideco will not charge partnership fees above actual cost.

We would sell Rideco III and IV, and VIII for $1,500,000.00

Call (702) 415-4880

Triple Creek 4,7,8,and 9

Fri, 16 Mar 2012 12:47:47 -0500

Unpatented placer claims for sale in Yavapai County, Arizona. Triple Creek, LLC, offers placer claims in a good drainage area with a number of dry streams running throughout. The surrounding hill sides have quartz veins running to surface with quartz outcroppings, The mountains to the southeast and northwest have all had working gold mines. These mines were worked until 1941 when our government shut down all mining. The stream beds running through the Triple Creek claims were not worked for placer gold when the mining companies owned them. With few trails, roadways or fire roads open to the public, little if any exploring was recorded. This area ranks number one in gold production in the state of Arizona. We feel this area has great potential for both nugget shooting and dry washing.

The alluvial deposits run approximately 25’deep and 15’ to 30’ across the claim. The gravel beds are consolidated sedimentary material that should be easily worked with pick and shovel. You can work your claim without notice to the BLM or forest service as long as these activities fall within “casual Use” definition. Your claims give you the right to casual mine, sell, lease or pass your claims to your heirs as well as extract locatable minerals. In addition you may camp for up to 14 days on your claim. You can not deny entry to hikers, adjoining claim holders, hunters or campers. You can however post notices on your claim to prevent others from prospecting on your claim. An annual maintenance fee of $140.00 per claim is to be paid each year to keep your claim valid.

Triple Creek LLC, will sell the following:

Triple Creek IV 20 acres for $29,000

Triple Creek VII 20 acres for $19,950

Triple Creek VIII 20 acres for $19.950

Triple Creek IX 20 acres for $19,950

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Triple Creek 3

Tue, 13 Mar 2012 15:35:20 -0500

Triple Creek III is 20 acres of unpatented mining claim in the weaver mining area in Yavapai County Arizona. This area is the highest gold and silver production district in Arizona.

Triple Creek III is located within a half mile of the Jackpot Mine and is surrounded by smaller producing mines. This area produced gold until 1941 when our government shut down mining. This claim lies in creek beds, with mountains on sides, quartz outcroppings with many small drainages and dry streams to work, great for dry washing and metal detecting. The gravel beds are consolidated sedimentary material that should be able to work with pick and shovel. The term “placer” applies to ancient “tertiary” sand and gravels as well as other valuable minerals.

Your claim can be worked without notice to the Bureau of Land Management or forest service as long as the activity falls under the “casual use” definition. Your claim gives you the right to extract localized minerals from government lands. You can not deny entry to hikers, adjoining claim holders, hunters or other campers. You can however post notices on your claim to prevent others from prospecting. For legal purposes the government considers mining claims real property. This gives you the right sell, lease or pass your claim to your heirs. You may camp for up to 14 days on your claim. A maintenance fee of $140.00 must be paid each year on each claim to keep your claim valid.

Triple Creek LLC will sell Triple Creek III for $129.000

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Triple Creek 1 and 2

Sat, 03 Mar 2012 12:44:04 -0600

Triple Creek I and II are 40 acres of unpatented placer mining claims in Weaver mining area in Yavapai County Arizona. This area is the highest gold and silver production district in Arizona.

Triple Creek I and II are located a half mile or so east of the Jackpot Mine and are surrounded by smaller producing mines. Just a quarter mile to the southeast is the Phoenix mining district. This area produced gold up until 1941 when the government shut down mining. These claims lay in creek beds with mountains on all sides, full of quartz outcroppings many large and small drainages and dry streams to work This is great for dry washing and metal detecting.

The term “placer” applies to ancient “Tertiary” sand, gravel as well as other material containing valuable minerals. The alluvial deposits run 25’ deep across most of the claims. The gravel beds are consolidated Sedimentary material that you should be able to pick or shovel.

You can work your claim without notice to the BLM or forest service if the activity falls within “casual use” definition. Your claim gives you the right to extract localized minerals from the government lands.

For legal purposes the government considers mining claims real property. This gives you the right to casual mine, sell, lease or pass your claim to your heirs. In addition you may camp for up to fourteen days on your claim.

You can not deny entry to hikers, adjoining claim holders, hunters or other campers. You can however post notices on your claims to prevent others from prospecting on your claims. You must pay $140.00 each year for each claim as a maintenance fee to keep your claim valid.

Triple Creek, llC. will sell Triple creek I and II for $149,000.

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