Copper Fox Metals Announces 2013 Diamond Drill Results from Schaft Creek

Copper Fox Metals Inc. (TSXV:CUU) reported results from the 2013 diamond drill exploration and geotechnical drilling program on the Schaft Creek copper-gold-molybdenum-silver project in northwestern British Columbia. Copper.
As quoted in the press release:

Highlights of the drilling program are as follows:

• DDH SCK 13-432 (azimuth 270) located 200m south of DDH CF415-2011, intersected 0.399% copper, 0.444g/t gold, 4.39g/t silver and 0.028% molybdenum over an interval of 76.5m starting at a core length of 81.0m. This higher grade interval is included in a 356.3m long zone from 64.2m to 420.5m that averaged 0.215% copper, 0.196g/t gold, 1.71g/t silver and 0.015% molybdenum,
• DDH SCK-13-433 (azimuth 090) was collared on the same location as DDH CF411-2011, intersected two zones of mineralization including a 108.0m interval that assayed 0.187% copper, 0.029g/t gold, 0.025% molybdenum and 1.16g/t silver starting at a core length of 387.0m and a 41.0m interval that assayed 0.149% copper, 0.033g/t gold, 0.53g/t silver and 0.026% molybdenum starting at a core length of 521.0m,
• DDH SCK-13-435 (azimuth 270) located 120m east of DDH CF-418B-2011 intersected a 357.8m interval that assayed 0.363% copper, 0.108g/t gold, 1.26g/t silver and 0.023% molybdenum starting at a core length of 239.0m. This interval contains two higher grade intervals; the first, a 43.6m interval that assayed 0.648% copper, 0.241g/t gold, 1.52g/t silver and 0.043% molybdenum, and the second, a lower 42.9m interval that assayed 0.591% copper, 0.072g/t gold, 2.16g/t silver and 0.057% molybdenum,
• DDH SCK-13-439 (azimuth 270) located on the west side of the Paramount zone intersected a 29.0m interval that assayed 0.144% copper, 0.027g/t gold, 0.98g/t silver and 0.003% molybdenum starting at a core length of 38.0m.

Copper Fox Metals President, Elmer Stewart, said:

We are very pleased that the 2013 drilling program extended the mineralization between 100m and 300m east of the current resource block model and has also tested several blocks of inferred resources in the Paramount zone. The drilling results support the interpretation that the mineralization in the Paramount zone could extend to the east past the limits of the current block model. The extension of the mineralization into that area of the Paramount zone that was previously categorized as waste in the feasibility study prepared by Copper Fox and the testing of the inferred resource block within the pit shell could have a positive effect on the economics of the Schaft Creek project.

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