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General Discussion / Re: Extremely rare property for sale mungo landing
« Last post by limacharley on Today at 05:28:06 PM »
Crackers
I wasn’t referring to any particular property.
I do know that when all the squatter lots got sold at Red Pine, shortly after the last assessment (2015) the taxes went up a lot. Ask Bob Desrochers, the Jemmets....maybe even Puckster can address his taxes.
And I do know the area as I have a leased lot on Hunter.....and my taxes are way above what this place is being taxed.
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Trip Reports / Re: Alwaki Lodge - July 13 to 20th - 2019
« Last post by puckster_guy on Today at 03:17:32 PM »
Quote from: Greg on Today at 02:33:14 PM
Quiet Eric.  We don't need to repeat that incident.

#Fireball
lol  :-X :o 8)
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General Discussion / Re: Rare Earth Minerals
« Last post by Hodgey1 on Today at 02:44:35 PM »
Quote from: RHYBAK on Today at 01:49:05 PM
Those specks of gold are walleye

Yup! My cost is around $300 Per pound not including boat or any of my equipment.  ???
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Trip Reports / Re: Alwaki Lodge - July 13 to 20th - 2019
« Last post by Greg on Today at 02:33:14 PM »
Quiet Eric.  We don't need to repeat that incident.

#Fireball
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General Discussion / Re: Rare Earth Minerals
« Last post by RHYBAK on Today at 01:49:05 PM »
Quote from: limacharley on Today at 12:45:32 PM
I googled AGRELITE. Looks a lot like the rocks I have at my place. Kinda looks like quartz. I've been told by geologists that where there's quartz, there's GOLD.
The Kipawa basin is very close to the Abitibi Gold belt stretching from Wawa, Ontario all the way to Val D'Or, Quebec. I pass through that area on sales calls and there are GOLD MINES everywhere!
Malartic is an open pit gold mine-the biggest in Canada.

I swear when I look into the creek at my place, there's specks of gold glistening in the sun.

Those specks of gold are walleye
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General Discussion / Re: Extremely rare property for sale mungo landing
« Last post by crackers42 on Today at 01:08:10 PM »
The land is owned has been since late 70’s

The property you are referring to that sold was leased and went for that price so what does that tell you

Annual costs about 2,000 that includes all the propane

And taxes will not triple you are referring to the other end of the lake where there are garage and bus services

I can appreciate ones suggestion around price but you need to know the area

Go up around red pine, jawbone, Laniep and compare
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Trip Reports / Re: Alwaki Lodge - July 13 to 20th - 2019
« Last post by Rippinalip89 on Today at 01:07:05 PM »
you missed one part. you know, the thing.... the thing that happened on the first day. FIREBALL!
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General Discussion / Re: Rare Earth Minerals
« Last post by GregL on Today at 01:03:39 PM »
Eh put a sheet of cheese cloth across your creek, maybe you can collect a couple oz over the summer :)

Quote from: limacharley on Today at 12:45:32 PM
I googled AGRELITE. Looks a lot like the rocks I have at my place. Kinda looks like quartz. I've been told by geologists that where there's quartz, there's GOLD.
The Kipawa basin is very close to the Abitibi Gold belt stretching from Wawa, Ontario all the way to Val D'Or, Quebec. I pass through that area on sales calls and there are GOLD MINES everywhere!
Malartic is an open pit gold mine-the biggest in Canada.

I swear when I look into the creek at my place, there's specks of gold glistening in the sun.
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General Discussion / Re: Rare Earth Minerals
« Last post by limacharley on Today at 12:45:32 PM »
I googled AGRELITE. Looks a lot like the rocks I have at my place. Kinda looks like quartz. I've been told by geologists that where there's quartz, there's GOLD.
The Kipawa basin is very close to the Abitibi Gold belt stretching from Wawa, Ontario all the way to Val D'Or, Quebec. I pass through that area on sales calls and there are GOLD MINES everywhere!
Malartic is an open pit gold mine-the biggest in Canada.

I swear when I look into the creek at my place, there's specks of gold glistening in the sun.
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General Discussion / Re: Rare Earth Minerals
« Last post by Hodgey1 on Today at 12:11:22 PM »
@limacharley I've been meaning to mention this. I was doing a Ebay search a while ago for a KIpawa map. When the results came up, a lot of what was listed for sale and listed in that search, were rocks/minerals with names I didn't recognize being sold for quite a bit of money. One was called AGRELLITE and being sold for $50 usd, a lot of money for a chunk of rock.  ???
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