Nice: "That recommended work is now complete with very favorable results and the Company is now ready for the next phase of work, a phased drilling program. Further conversations with naseba participants could lead to large scale funding of the work required to develop the Hay Mountain Project."

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"With my more thorough examination of the ZTEM images there is clearly gradations between the high resolution contours of the high resistivity core zones which would represent the porphyry copper low sulfide ore centers and the low resistivity outer layers which would represent the pyrite halo, always present and forming classic porphyry copper systems signatures as seen elsewhere by ZTEM. While the only way to be sure is to drill these anomalies to see what they are, these are very strong patterns which are already coupled with our porphyry copper geochemical signatures from our geochemical sampling data going back 40+ years and as recent as 2011."