- Mountain Boy Minerals (MTB) found high-grade copper and gold at the Telegraph Project in British Columbia
- Results from ongoing fieldwork have continued to validate the value of the project
- Rock samples from the Dok Trend contained up to 5.00 per cent copper
- A Yeti Zone rock sample contained 60.5 grams of gold per tonne with 2.30 per cent copper
- Mountain Boy Minerals is a Canadian mineral exploration company with six active projects in the Golden Triangle of northern British Columbia
- Mountain Boy Minerals (MTB) is up 4.34 per cent trading at $0.12 per share
Mountain Boy Minerals (MTB) has found high-grade copper and gold at the Telegraph Project in British Columbia.
The company stated results from its ongoing fieldwork have continued to validate the value of the project.
The Dok Trend was the focus of earlier work done on the project, and new soil geochemistry tests aligned with targets identified in the 2022 season. Additionally, the latest rock samples taken from this trend contained up to 5.00 per cent copper.
Over at the Yeti Zone, a rock sample contained 60.5 grams of gold per tonne with 2.30 per cent copper.
Yeti is the second target east of the Dok Trend, and has historical surface samples with elevated gold, assaying up to 515 grams per tonne. However, this target area has not undergone a systematic evaluation yet. Recent assay results also include several samples with more than 1.00 per cent copper and a sample with 1,575 grams of silver per tonne.
According to the company, Yeti is turning out to be a highly prospective target with a variety of mineralizing styles. Copper, gold and silver values have been found there over a three-kilometre trend.
Also, previous work on the eastern part of Yeti showed elevated nickel and cobalt values over three kilometres. The nickel-cobalt anomaly will be followed up this season.
Mountain Boy Minerals is a Canadian mineral exploration company with six active projects in the Golden Triangle of northern British Columbia.
Mountain Boy Minerals (MTB) is up 4.34 per cent trading at $0.12 per share as of 11:41 am EST.
