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Kincora Copper Limited (TSXV:KCC) has begun drilling activities at high priority copper porphyry targets. This drilling program follows initial exploration activities having already resumed at Bronze Fox. In addition, trenching activities have commenced at the Happy Geo prospect in light of promising recent surface sample results and corresponding integrated geophysical analysis.
Kincora Copper Limited (TSXV:KCC) has begun drilling activities at high priority copper porphyry targets. This drilling program follows initial exploration activities having already resumed at Bronze Fox. In addition, trenching activities have commenced at the Happy Geo prospect in light of promising recent surface sample results and corresponding integrated geophysical analysis.
As quoted in the press release:
The 2014 field season programme has been designed, and is funded, to primarily advance and test a number of large scale copper porphyry targets focused at the West Kasulu, Sophie North and Leca Pass prospects situated around the Bronze Fox Intrusive Complex (“BFIC”). The BFIC is located on our wholly owned 15000X exploration license and does not cross into any neighboring licenses. A detailed exploration review, including initial designed drill holes, has taken place by senior executive management during recent weeks in Ulaanbaatar following various ground truthing site visits and integration of known geology and geophysics. Drilling activities will focus on areas of known mineralization that remain largely untested with subsequent Induced Polarization (“IP”), alternation and/or fertility analysis assisting vector to areas of potential high grade mineralization. Such targets include the last hole drilled in December 2012, F72, which returned localized copper of +4% on the periphery of a then untested IP chargeability high and in the western region, approximately 1km along strike, of previous drilling at the West Kasulu prospect.
Kincora CEO, Sam Spring, said:
The primary focus remains large-scale copper porphyry targets that have been actively advanced in the last 18 months since we last drilled at Bronze Fox, where we previously returned very promising results. Furthermore, the gold potential across the project is being pursued, noting that approximately a third of all holes previously drilled at Bronze Fox have returned intervals of at least 1g/t gold, with activities focused on the Happy Geo prospect where no previous drilling has taken place, consistent high grade surfaces have been returned with favourable corresponding geophysics. Other corporate initiatives to add shareholder value are being advanced following the private placement.
Click here to read the Kincora Copper Limited (TSXV:KCC) press release
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