Now on a Mission...
Well I've been delving deeper and deeper into the claims activities of Bullhead Mining and the deeper I dig, the more light is being shed on the situation with these people. I've now download and printed out every file that the BLM has for their claims in the Bullhead City area. Do they have other claims?
I don't know yet but will find out next Tuesday when I head over to the Mohave County Recorders office and compare what I've got in my hands right now to exactly what the county records show.
What I've found so far and why it's making me raise my eyebrows more than a little...
1. Each and every claim was located on the exact same date of 09/01/1998 Filings listed eight individuals and 160 acres for each claim.
2. On 05/06/1999 seven of the eight individuals filed quit claim deeds relinquishing interest in every one of the claims.
3. On 11/05/2013 a transfer of interest was filed changing ownership of the claims form Bullhead Mining LLC to Bullhead Mining INC No list of members has been found but it was incorporated through an attorney located in Kingman but the company is actually located in Connecticut.
4. A decision against them was issued on 07/21/2015 stating that the claims needed to be reduced in size from 160 acres down to 20 acres for each claim. It only took the BLM 16 years to come to this decision!!!!
5. On 08/19/2015 BLM shows an amended location was filed for all the claims in question. HOWEVER... There are no records of these amendments on file with Mohave County. On the last entry that the clerk could find for anything having to do with Bullhead mining was the one I mentioned in my last post changing the section of the township that the supposed claim was located in.
Everything I've been able to uncover on this company tells me that either someone in charge of Bullhead Mining knows NOTHING about mining or... Someone is defrauding investors or the American mining community by attempting to lock up lands to prevent honest miners from being able to file on them and work these lands. Could I be mistaken? Yes, I could be, but I know when there's something rotten in the area due to the smell and this situation stinks to high heaven! So yes... I'm on a mission now to find out exactly what is going on as well as the reasoning behind all this B.S. (not of the black sand type) These are some prime areas with some excellent placer deposits. I'm bound and determined to claim our portion of them and I just might pass the information along to some of my fellow miners so they can get in on the action as well. After all, if all of Bullhead Minings claims are invalid, then we have the right to file on them, work them and profit from our labors. Should this all prove to be correct, then I will post the townships and ranges of these areas but only after I've filed on the section of my choice. I guy has to look out for himself after all.....
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