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To: Rocket Red who wrote (151286)8/24/2014 12:29:22 PM
From: Rocket Red  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 233808
 
Figure 17. Slabbed and stained grab sample of limonitic, malachite-stained and crackle-

brecciated potassic intrusive rock, Main Showing area, Dok property; 1.855 g/t Au; 4.69% Cu;

14.4 ppm Ag.

Trace bornite is also reported to occur over a 23-metre section of the core.
  • From a core depth of 389 m to 410 m, chalcopyrite with trace molybdenite mineralization occurs in hydrothermal breccia to the end of the hole at 410 m

    • so this is were we should see the high grades from if they are there in hole 1

    hole 2 is trying to uncut hole 1 so must of seen something they like



    To: Rocket Red who wrote (151286)8/24/2014 11:01:47 PM
    From: howestreetbull  Respond to of 233808
     
    From the companies presentation...interesting....maybe Teck doesn't want another Red Chris to slip thru it's fingers...hsb
    THREE TARGETS IDENTIFIED, TWO WITH LARGE, STRONG GEOCHEMICAL ANOMALIES AND MINERALIZED OUTCROP
    ?COINCIDENT LARGE SOIL ANOMALIES, COPPER MINERALIZED ALTERED STUHINI VOLCANICS AND POTASSIC INTRUSIVES AND CHARGEABILITY SIGNATURES
    ?MANY SIMILARITIES TO OTHER ALKALIC PORPHYRY DEPOSITS IN NW BRITISH COLUMBIA


    ?COPPER-GOLD-SILVER-MOLYBDENUM 26,365 ACRES (OPTION TO EARN 100% PERCENT)
    ?TECK RECENTLY ACQUIRED 177,800 ACRES SOUTH OF DOK BETWEEN GALORE CREEK AND SCHAFT CREEK DEPOSITS
    ?SIMILAR TO OTHER COPPER-GOLD PORPHYRY DEPOSITS IN NORTHWEST BRITISH COLUMBIA SUCH AS GALORE CREEK, SHAFT CREEK, RED CHRIS AND RECENT COLORADO DISCOVERY


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