The North Queensland Parker is at Eureka Creek.

Ah, 30 acres stretch of virgin ground owned by the Fitzgerald family ground so remote it was never mind by the old timers We nicked it are going down.

But the power.

After running a yard of virgin dirt, Parker is ready to see if the ground at Eureka Creek is profitable enough to mine in his off season.

She is.

Is the cleanup never just got a pan it off.

Hopefully, we'll get a bit of a result.

Analysts proved that there's something you think is crust that Oh, look at that.

That's probably damn close to Grandma.

By comparison, we hope for a gram per three yards.

Yeah, Roy.

So 1/3 of a Grammy Yard.

And that's stripping 10 feet of frozen mud off the top.

You guys don't have the stripping, neither for, you know, a permafrost in your terms.

That's extremely rich ground.

Yeah, grounds.

Amazing.

I mean, in the Yukon right now we're looking at ground like good ground is 20 bucks yard.

That's really good way.

We average about 15.

Yeah, this is 40.

Yeah, with no stripping.

Parker's estimate makes Eureka Creek the richest ground he's ever mind or prospected.

Maybe Mom and Dad should keep it up.

You're the wrong person to bring testing.

It's a really good task.

We've done a great job.

That was an old intact.

It was really good.

Good on you.

I'm glad you got us in here, Terry.

If we're serious about doing something and if you and your family are serious as well, then I'd be I'd be coming back.

But at this point, it's up to you.

You and your family.

Mom and Dad's gonna make a decision at the end of the day off.

Can't really saying what they're gonna do yet it's really up to them.