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post Jan 10 2014, 03:13 PM
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I've looked through several links; none really get me what I think I need.
I guess I'd like to be able to identify different rocks, so when out on a hike,
I don't walk by something unique. And I tend to hike way out of the way places,
not likely anybody's' claim. I think interest comes from a trip to Colorado School of Mines
Geology Museum
and realized the vast variety out there. And, yes, I watched a couple
shows of the gem hunters on the weather channel. ( they're characters, for sure )
Also, is there a central place to check for existing claims - easily ?


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post Jan 12 2014, 09:52 AM
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QUOTE (dbx @ Jan 10 2014, 02:13 PM) *
I've looked through several links; none really get me what I think I need.
I guess I'd like to be able to identify different rocks, so when out on a hike,
I don't walk by something unique. And I tend to hike way out of the way places,
not likely anybody's' claim. I think interest comes from a trip to Colorado School of Mines
Geology Museum
and realized the vast variety out there. And, yes, I watched a couple
shows of the gem hunters on the weather channel. ( they're characters, for sure )
Also, is there a central place to check for existing claims - easily ?


Great questions dbx! The first link that pops into my mind for general geology info would be Geology.com. They have great information on identifying rocks and minerals I think. You sound like you are on the right track for looking for the right information for prospecting. You do need to remember that when you are out hiking, once you pick up a rock or mineral you are prospecting. You might also be surprised how deep in the woods or off the trail you may be, there could be claims there......so be careful! Colorado in itself hold over 770 different mineral types so dig in. thumbsupsmileyanim.gif

As far as looking for existing claims easily.......sorry to say that there is no single place for that info even online. sadno.gif
Claims can be filed anytime so that info changes quickly. Fortunately you found the only club/website that can help you sucessfully do that for your own personal sucess in the field. We've helped many club members learn this process for any state or area of interest to them. happy088.gif





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