Claims & Projects

The Huntoon Copper Project is a group of five copper prospects at various stages of the exploration pipeline that all lie within a 6 km radius circle centred on the northeastern end of the Huntoon Valley, in Mineral County, Nevada.

The prospects include:

• M2 – an established resource of 4.3 Mt @ 0.45 % Cu in a skarn setting of diorites and granites/aplites intruding carbonates. M2 is open along strike and down dip, with various defined exploration targets.
• West Huntoon – 3km² copper anomaly in soils, with abundant surface showings of copper oxide, overlapping magnetic and chargeability anomalies around a centrally positioned granite cupola outcrop, never recorded before 2023, containing classic porphyry-related fluid release textures. A single drillhole has been drilled at West Huntoon returning 45.7 m @ 0.27% Cu from 35.1 m in hole and 7.62 m @ 0.29% Cu from 138.7 m in hole. This hole was not primarily targeted on copper.
• M4 – a 2km long zone of anomalous copper in soils above a chargeability anomaly, with surface copper showings at the western end. One of three drillholes under these showings intercepted a mineralised breccia pipe (42.9 m @ 0.23% Cu from 106.22 m). The chargeability anomaly remains undrilled.
• M5 – a polymetallic system with a large area of anomalous gold, silver and copper in soils which exhibits chalcopyrite stringers at surface, and peak selective grab grades of 1246 g/t Ag and 5.14 g/t Au.
• Smith Mine – a felsic dyke intruding limestones with a copper oxide halo, with indications of a continuing trend over 1km long.