Copper Fox Surveying Locates Anomalies at Sombrer

Copper Fox Metals Inc. (TSXV:CUU) have released the results of a recently completed geochemical survey on the Sombrero Butte copper project, located in southwestern Arizona.
As quoted in the press release:

The 2015 Titan-24 DCIP survey identified chargeability and resistivity signatures that extended a considerable distance to the southeast beyond the limits of the large surface exploration target outlined in 2013. The objective of this geochemical survey was to explore the southeast portion of the project for the presence of geochemical anomalies that may indicate the presence of buried copper-molybdenum mineralization.
Highlights:

• The geochemical survey has located a number of coincident multiple element anomalies that occur within an area that measures approximately 2,500 metres long by 800 m wide.
• The geochemical anomalies show a positive correlation with the chargeability signature outlined in the recently completed Titan-24 DCIP survey.
• The geochemical anomalies are underlain by the rocks of the Copper Creek granodiorite, Gray porphyry, Glory Hole volcanics, Pinal schist and breccia pipes.

Copper Fox President Elmer Stewart stated:

Our initial exploration target focused on the central and northern portion of the property where a significant number of mineralized breccia pipes are located. Since 2013 our exploration programs have identified a large surface exploration target that extends to the southeast which exhibits a positive correlation with the large chargeability/resistivity signatures defined by the 2015 Titan-24 DCIP survey. The combination of the surface target and the chargeability/resistivity signatures suggests the presence of a porphyry copper environment.

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