In the stunning Heart of Gold Camp in northwest British Columbia’s infamous Golden Triangle, much gets supersized – from tonnages and grades as detailed in historic production statistics and the most recent NI-43–101 reports, to a hydroelectric facility, land packages and market capitalizations.

There is something very, very special about the geological features and processes God has masterfully created in this particular part of the world.  And the key to finding incredible mineral deposits in the Heart of Gold Camp, and generating enormous wealth, is to think BIG and persevere – just as Murray Pezim did, and others since.  They followed their hearts, their passions and their instincts, and they made amazing discoveries in this uniquely rich district.

The Golden Triangle’s “Heart of Gold” Camp

Eskay Creek churned out more than 3 million ounces of Gold and 161 million ounces of Silver at mind-boggling average grades of 1.3 oz/ton Au and 65 oz/ton Ag, respectively.

Seabridge Gold (SEA, TSX) hosts the world’s largest concentration of Gold and Copper in Reserves at its KSM deposits, and is looking for more with 2 drill rigs in action at KSM while another drill program searches for potential high-grade Gold deposits at its Iskut Project.

Pretium Resources (PVG, TSX) is constructing one of the world’s highest-grade Gold mines at Brucejack, slated to commence commercial production in the 2nd half of next year at an annual clip of 500,000 ounces, while it also carries out exploratory drilling to the east.

Pretium’s market cap is now almost $3 billion. 

Colorado Resources (CXO, TSX-V) consolidated supersized geological belts (KSP and KingPin) totaling 600 sq. km, and the stock has zoomed from 6 cents in February to 60 cents – a 10-bagger already – with a drill program in progress at KSP.

Walter Storm, who made fortunes in the last bull market on Osisko (Canadian Malartic), has supersized ideas for Tudor Gold (TUD, TSX-V) which has more than tripled in value since it first started trading in mid-May.

Several other companies are stirring, including Skeena Resources (SKE, TSX-V), Eskay Mining (ESK, TSX-V), Garibaldi Resources (GGI, TSX-V), American Creek (AMK, TSX-V), Teuton Resources (TUO, TSX-V), Metallis Resources (MTS, TSX-V) and Romios Gold (RG, TSX-V) – they could all have a “sizzling summer”, especially the ones who think BIG and overcome the challenges of the terrain.

Like The Little Engine That Could.

Tiny-sized Aben Resources (ABN, TSX-V), which closed today at 17.5 cents for a market cap of only about $3 million, is set to quickly power forward in the Heart of Gold Camp thanks to a supersized vision that has allowed this company to come from nowhere less than 3 months ago.  President and CEO Jim Pettit thinks BIG, and so does Chairman Ron Netolitzky who of course was a driving force in the 1980’s boom when Snip and Eskay Creek were discovered.

Aben has taken a page out of the Colorado playbook and has just received Exchange approval for a multi-party agreement announced last week that consolidates 230 sq. km beginning on the northern border of the KSP and the western border of Garibaldi’s PSP, and continues to the north for 40 km along the Forrest Kerr fault toward Galore Creek.

“When you can consolidate a whole belt that’s unique as this one, it’s a great opportunity.  And it has turned some heads,” stated Pettit in an exclusive interview the BMR (full audio version as part of this feature piece). 

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