Deer Horn
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| Located in an area of both active and historic mining, the Deer Horn Property is emerging as a significant target for rare, precious and base metals. Exploration on the property has identified high-grade tellurium (Te), gold (Au) and silver (Ag) along with tungsten (W) and molybdenum (Mo). Surface diamond drilling and underground exploration have defined veins over a strike length of approximately 700 m, while the primary system has been traced for approximately 1.5 km. Mineralization remains open in three directions. The property is situated 36 km south of the Huckleberry Cu-Mo mine, owned and operated by Imperial Metals Corp. and approximately 150 kms southwest of the Endako Mo mine, owned by Thompson Creek Metals. The former Equity Silver Mine is located approximately 120 kms north-northwest. As a result the region supports good mining and exploration infrastructure. LocationLocation: Omineca Mining Division, west-central British Columbia Area: 6,056 hectares (15,000 acres) Minerals: Te, Au, Ag, W, Mo Ownership: Option to earn up to 75% Status: Exploration-resource established Highlights
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