AMRA Idaho Dredge Update

Yesterday little brown envelopes were placed on several of our vehicles. In those were several things.
 
1) a “warning notice” from the LEO stating we were dredging without a PoO and which, he said days earlier this document (should we be given one) was only that we agreed to disagree, it was only for documentation.
 
2) a “notice of non-compliance” stating the same thing.
 
3) an “incident report” which states again, the same thing, but this time it was only handed out to the AMRA dredges (3) on the river, not to the other miners and it states on this document that it is a “misdemeanor” instead of the citation (like a parking ticket) stated in their own governing documents and as per their own LEO Brooks Beegle.
 
4) a PoO form to fill out to “come into compliance”.
 
It is quite interesting that the level of alleged offense was escalated to a misdemeanor and only given to AMRA. Seems a bit … how do we say it….discriminatory and harassing? I’ve now missed three full days of mining, and when you average ounces per day, it adds up pretty fast the losses you incur for this material interference.
 
They are giving us until noon tomorrow to remove our dredges and stop all operations or face potential arrest and now criminal citations.
 
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Monday, July 23, 2018 - 9:39pm

WEPC General Meeting

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WEPC General Meeting Tuesday 5-1-18 at 7:30 PM, at the Norco Lions Club.  Don't forget your Member Badge.  WEPC will be accepting more nominations for Officers and Board of Directors members at the meeting.  To qualify for these positions,  you must be a member in good standing for at least one year.  

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Gold Is Not Where You Find It!

I am always dismayed when I read of fellow detectorists who say that they have yet to find a piece of gold after one year, two years, etc.

I am to the point now where I find gold almost every time I go detecting.  I may get skunked 1 out of 20 times.  That 1 time is usually when I am prospecting totally new ground, and just have not hit a new area yet.

We all know the saying, "Gold is where you find it."  I think that statement is wrong and very misleading and harmful.

In fact I think it may give newbies the wrong impression about prospecting for gold.  It implies that gold is randomly dispersed, and if you do happen to find it, it is only by some coincidence or luck.  Nothing could be further from the truth.  Finding gold is a science and an art executed by people with the skill and experience that know what they are doing.

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Saturday, December 23, 2017 - 12:15pm

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