find a three million ounce gold deposit that grades around 3 g/t gold. That might be a worthy figure for anyone to keep in mind when judging remote gold projects. He isn't interested in anything a half-million ounce in size. And he won't plug away for years drilling for one. It's the Pogo's in Alaska Tallman wants to find, deposits that he and other explorers believe the Yukon has yet to reveal. So far Ethos has drilled south of the Coffee fault, which plays an important roll in Kaminak's gold project. But Tallman now has his eyes trained on sizeable targets, soil anomalies, to north of the fault. Could they hold the next big one? Next we look at developing and operating mines in the Yukon in part II of this article.