John Reeves

I'll never get it back. Come on up and find it. Yeah. Come find them. They're all over the place.

2.1. Yeah, we added maybe another .1.

2.1. Yeah, we added maybe another .1.

2.1. Yeah, we added maybe another .1.

Yeah, downstream makes this one look like a piker. How big is that area? It's a mile long.

Yeah, downstream makes this one look like a piker. How big is that area? It's a mile long.

Yeah, downstream makes this one look like a piker. How big is that area? It's a mile long.

Yeah, it was incredible. So when we started back down at the mouth and headed up the left limit, we hit some fairly modern day drift mines on that side until we got farther up. And we went all the way up to where we had been set up before and we crossed back over tracing this back channel because that's where the gold was.

Yeah, it was incredible. So when we started back down at the mouth and headed up the left limit, we hit some fairly modern day drift mines on that side until we got farther up. And we went all the way up to where we had been set up before and we crossed back over tracing this back channel because that's where the gold was.

Yeah, it was incredible. So when we started back down at the mouth and headed up the left limit, we hit some fairly modern day drift mines on that side until we got farther up. And we went all the way up to where we had been set up before and we crossed back over tracing this back channel because that's where the gold was.

We didn't get maybe 50 feet, and we were finding these steel tubes sticking out of the ground. Well, that's how they used to melt permafrost, but this was virgin ground. It had never been mined. So we kept going, and we found some pretty significant things over there. And we're on the hunt.

We didn't get maybe 50 feet, and we were finding these steel tubes sticking out of the ground. Well, that's how they used to melt permafrost, but this was virgin ground. It had never been mined. So we kept going, and we found some pretty significant things over there. And we're on the hunt.

We didn't get maybe 50 feet, and we were finding these steel tubes sticking out of the ground. Well, that's how they used to melt permafrost, but this was virgin ground. It had never been mined. So we kept going, and we found some pretty significant things over there. And we're on the hunt.

Yeah, might have been.

Yeah, might have been.

Yeah, might have been.

Well, we can't seem to find anybody that's willing to come up there and study it. You know, I've made all these offers, generous offers.

Well, we can't seem to find anybody that's willing to come up there and study it. You know, I've made all these offers, generous offers.

Well, we can't seem to find anybody that's willing to come up there and study it. You know, I've made all these offers, generous offers.

Because they're scared that you're going to own everything and you're going to... Well, two of the employees at AM&H happened to have a conversation with somebody that Is related to the state of Alaska or employed by the state of Alaska where they said, we don't want the bones to get into Reeves's hands because they'll lose. The scientific community will no longer have access to them.