Location

Compilation

The Copper Property lies approximately 20 kilometres south of Prince George via Highway 97. The property consists of 40 mineral claims with a total area of 18,371 hectares.

The entire property is covered by glacial tills underlain by upper Triassic-aged Takla Group volcanics intruded by early Cretaceous-aged intrusives.

Historically, no work has been reported in the immediate area of the property. In 2007 an airborne magnetics survey was completed over the entire property. Two anomalous magnetic trends were identified on the property (east and west). The west magnetic anomaly is typified by a 20 km long semi-circular feature. The east magnetic anomaly appears as a large NW trending linear feature.

In 2008 six IP survey lines tested both magnetic targets. Of the 4 IP survey lines testing the west anomaly only 1 line tested a pattern consistent with high chargeability ± resistivity anomaly. Prospecting in the area found the area is underlain by lacustrine sediments that may be the cause for the large circular magnetic feature that was being tested.

Only 2 lines tested the eastern magnetic anomaly. The northernmost delineated a 600 n wide zone of moderate chargeability and lower resistivity along the flank of the magnetic trend. The southernmost line tested a weaker portion of the magnetic trend and may not be indicative of the 15 km long magnetic trend through the property.

The property was downsized and additional IP is planned.