Gold Mine & Mineral Properties

Horse Mountain is a sediment-hosted, disseminated gold project 11m-17.6km west of the Cortez Joint Venture's Pipeline Mine, in north-central Nevada. The property consists of 139 claims that cover a two square mile (5.2 km2) zone of hydrothermally altered chert/quartzite, altered dikes and elevated Au / As / Sb / Hg in the upper-plate of the Roberts Mountains thrust. Below the thrust, drilling intersects oxidized, decalcified and gold-bearing carbonate rocks of the Roberts Mountains Formation.

Red Canyon is a sediment-hosted gold project located 12 miles (19 km) southeast of the >8.5M ounce Cortez Hills gold discovery. The 7.7 square mile (20 square km) property covers a two square mile alteration cell developed in carbonate rocks that are age-equivalent to host rocks at the Cortez Hills and Gold Bar gold deposits, along the Battle Mountain-Eureka Trend.

The Dragon Lake property consists of 24 quartz claims (1200 acres) 85 km northeast of Ross River. The property is situated along the southwest shore of Dragon lake, 10 km west of the North Canol Road. The project targets skarn/replacement gold mineralization associated with Tombstone-Suite intrusives and surrounding sediments.