Hawkeye Gold and Diamond Inc V.HAWK

Alternate Symbol(s): HWKDF

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Hawkeye Gold & Diamond Inc. is a junior mineral exploration and development company. The Company is engaged in the exploration for and the development of natural resources in Canada. Its projects include Bonanza, 2-Aces, Keithley Creek, Cariboo Valley, Seller Creek, Swift River, Bonanza Lake and Cariboo Lake. The Company owns over four 2% royalty interests which are subject to buy-down provisions on the Railway, McBride, Boomerang and Todagin properties located in the Golden Triangle of northwest British Colum (BC). The Bonanza property is located on the northern end of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, and is situated approximately 110 kilometers (km) northwest of Campbell River and 69 km southeast of Port Hardy. The 2-Aces property is situated approximately 32 km southeast of the Town of Barkerville, British Columbia (B.C.), Canada. It owns an interest in the 3,599-hectare Keithley Creek property situated approximately 30 km south of the Town of Barkerville, B.C., Canada.

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Comment by MohanLalon Nov 08, 2016 9:18am

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:appears that hawkeye has got the goods

FatTraderDude3 wrote: RiskyRear401,
I will ask my buddy Jose at Taco Bell if he will call the Mexican Min of Econ on his break....can we use your name? Got that number?

Isn't A flotation mill one step up from gold panning?

::FLOATATION - A milling process by which some mineral particles are induced to become attached to bubbles and float, and others to sink. In this way the valuable minerals are concentrated and separated from the worthless gangue.

riskreward401 wrote: good point 2Pack. not sure of the Mexican Regulations. been researching flotation mills. perhaps a call to the Ministry of Economics in Mexico. anyone speak Spanish. good points, but 40 tons a day to 120 tons a day is a major move for a tiny company like hawkeye. flotation mills started just before 1900 and separates gold and silver very well. not sure how old the flotation mill is either.