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Collection: Directories and Documents > Pamphlets

About Mining the Public Lands Questions & Answers by Bureau of Land Management (PH 2-18) (1985) (12 pages)

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A. eabariiticne ben ie sien Ua A TTS Ane tie lane withictawn horn weinerel enya beronen fommecreaticnal mining but the agency which manages the land must be consulted about specific areas. Valid mining claims should be carefully avoided by the recreational miner. BLM policy limits RECREATIONAL dredges to 4 inches. Of course, California Department of Fish and Game (CDFG) rules apply throughout the State. Do other agencies limit the size dredge I can use? the mineral resource ~ that a rent ected eer firewood or for sale. Timber cut on a claim may not be removed; it must be used in the development of the mineral resource of that