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What does a claim look like?
I've often read about how to file a claim, and part of staking it involves posting the claim. So if I'm out one day enjoying the riverside with a shovel over my shoulder :wink: and I come across a promising bend in the river, how will I know if someone else saw it first?
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Re: What does a claim look like?
Where are you located. The rules are varied.
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Re: What does a claim look like?
You would have gone to the BLM office and examined what claims are in the area. Claims are marked by piles of stones at the corners and one somewhere near the middle. Most people will put a post in the pile, maybe whitewash it, and put the claim papers in a bottle or can attached to the post. But all that is required is a pile of stones and one copy of the claim papers.
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These are just some of the details for staking in this area. I am sure copies of the local staking procedures can be obtained at your nearest gov. office |
Re: What does a claim look like?
Do your homework here first: http://www.geocommunicator.gov/GeoComm/index.shtm. Or, join GPAA and prospect their claims.
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Here's a picture of several clams. Oh, wait a minute, you said claim not clam, how silly of me. I'm embarrassed.
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Re: What does a claim look like?
I'm in California. <SLV>, that sight is awesome.
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