Gold Commissioner`s Office \ VANCOUVER,B.C. ,d, peding Report

Gold Commissioner`s Office \ VANCOUVER,B.C. ,d, peding Report

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Gold Commissioner’s Office
VANCOUVER,B.C.
peding Report otl the
Aud Claims
Tenure Number 524400
Omineca Mining Division
NTS 093NNW
LatitudeW38’ 51”N
Longitude 125* 31’
43w
Owner
E.A DeBock
Operator
E. A DeBock
Author
E. A. DeBock
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Report Compiled February 2007
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
1.
Property Location
2.
Regional physiography
2.
Property access
2.
Regional history
3.
Claim status
3.
Aud property geology
3.
2006 Sampling program
4.
Conclusions and recommendations
6.
References
7.
Statement of costs
8.
Statement of qualifications
9.
List o f Appendices
Appendix #l.I.C.P. analysis certifict of 2005 grab sample
from the Aud discovery zone.
Appendix #2.Field notes of Mr. Rob Duncan,advising geologist
on the Aud property sampling project, Oct/2006
Appendix # 3 . Organization of chip samples in the series in
which they weretaken. Samples positioned b y G.P.S.
Sample values extracted from geochemical certificats.
Appendix # 4 .
1.C.P.analysis certificats from samples taken
in Aud discovery zone.
Appendix #5. Compilation of sample values over sampling
lengths. Position of each sample given in U.T.M.
coordinates.
List of F i g u r e s
F i g u r e # 1.Location map of Aud property
F i g u r e # 2. Claim and r e g i o n a l m a p . o f Aud property.
F i g u r e # 3. S a m p l i n g m a p of Aud discovery zone.
S h o w s s a m p l i n g s e r i e s and value of s a m p l e s i n
t h e series.
2.
Property Location
The 25 units of the Aud property are located along the western m a r e
of the Hogem Batholith in the Omheca Mining Division of North Central
British Columbia ( N.T.S.093N ) ( Melville et al1993). The discovery area
was identified and positioned by G.P.S.as 340874E/ 6169757 N,Zone 10. The
Aud mineral property lies approximately 165 -kmeast northeast of Hazelton
British Columbia along the southern boundary of the Omineca Provincial park
( Fig 1 ) and 58 km east northeast of the First Nations village of Takla
Landing. A historic native trading post of Old Hogem lies approx.imately 7.5
km to the north west of the Aud discovery zone .Fig 1 ).
Regional Physiography:
The physiography of the Aud property and the SuROunding area was
clearly and succinctly d e s c r i i by .Bostock ( 1948 ). The area may be
described as largely rolling forested hills ,mountains of moderate height with
rounded Supamits. Vegetation is largely forest species such as spruce and lodge
pole pine. Exposure varies h m moderate to poor, soil sampling may work in
localized areas but may be of questiodle value in othm. In the area north of
the Aud property h m the margin of the Omineca River to the southern park
born-,
the terrain is largely marshy ( Fig. 1 ). Forest cover in such poorly
drained areas is composed ofwillow, aspen,alder,and black poplar. Regiodly
other recognkible physiographic f
w suc6 as drumlins and glaciolacustiin flavio deposits were noted. hkquently alpine tracts were observed
on rounded ridge tops of s
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activity was observed in the area surrounding the Aud property.
Property Access:
The Aud property is accessed by two all weather bnmk mads fiom
Mckenzie on Williston Lake and h m Fort St James on Stuart Lake ( Fig 1 )The trunk roads connect to secondary roads which permit improved access
through out the OmineCa-Manson creek area. The Aud property is bisected
by the Adams creek forest Sercrice road ( Fig 2 ) which provide good access
through out the property.
3.
Regional History:
The region encompassing Manson creek,Vital creek, the Germansen
and Omineca rivers has an extensive exploration and placer mining history,
beginning in 1861. Placer gold was discovered on Vital creek in
1864,Gerxr4msen river 1870 and Manson creek in 1871. Placer mining was
carried on Continuoouslyuntil 1887. Most creeks throughoutthe Manson to
Quartzite creek to Germansen river have been explored and mined, some
creeks were placered repeatedly. Hard rock prospecting was sporadic in the
Manson creek ,Germansen river area until the beginning of road construction.
Mining roads made their appearance in 1947 when a truck road was
constructed for 68 miles h m Mile 648 on the Alaska Highway to Seryice
p l m r operations. The major access to the Manson -Germansen river area was
constructed in the early ( 1980s), the Omineca mining road ( Melville et al
1993 ).
Interest in hard rock exploration and mining expanded significantly with the
discovery of the Pinchi Lake mercury mine reportedly in the late 1930s (
093K049 ) and the discovery of the Mount Milligan porphyry copper deposit (
093 N 194 ) in the early 1980s ( Melville et all993 ).
Claim stam:
The 25 units of the Aud property were discovered Sept 01/ 05 along the
margin of the Adams creek forestry road ( Fig 2 ). The property was squired
Dec.24105. The tenure number of the Aud property is 524400. The Mineral
Claim Exploration and Development Work Expiry Change was submitted
Nov. 13/06. The New Claim status date is Dee. 24/07.
Aud Property Geology
The Aud mineral discovery was l
m in a side cut of a logging road
the malachite stain being an obvious marker. Examination of local rock types
and minerakation in a zone 30 m to 50 M wide and lOOm long, was a
prelimimry activity. The exposure of a pink intrusive unit with chalcopyrite
porphyry was of immediate interest. Other geological features noted near the
margin of the Aud propexty was a significant quartz blow out. Approaching
4.
the Aud property a mixed package of geological features of Takla
volcanics,folded sediments and tuffaceous units were identified.
Malachite staining occurred in cracks and open faces. Chalcopyrite was found
in crack filling and stringers as well as small quartz veins. The pink intrusive
was first crossed approximately 1 km west of the discovery showing. An
examination of the extent and exposure of the discovery zone dictated the
scope and objective of future property work. The initial stages of property
work were thorough prospecting of the discovery showing followed by
extensive sampling. A prehhary truck traverse determined that intrusive
outcrop was common along the Adams creek forestry road for nearly 5 km
with evidence of copper mineralization for 1.25 km. The property work
carried out in 2006 consisted of controlled panel sampling for the length of the
discovery, showing while field work in 2005 was simply prelimimry
prospecting and collecting a selection of grab sample,results are shown in
Appendix 1.
The Counby rock examined in the discovery showing was a pale pink-grey
medium ~ ~ l requiangular
s e
Qtz momnite. . The momnite appeared to
show traces of K-sparpotassic alteration particularly in areas where k t u r e
density was intense Withjn the monzonite joints and veinlets are planar and
may 'be in multiple directions, quartz veins are up to 2 cm wide. Dykes are
present but uncommon ,they are dark/aplite/fhyoliteup to 10 cm wide.
The Aud property as found was undisturbed except for the presence of the
Adams creek forest road.,the discovery of economic minerals was in
apparently unexplored ground
2006. Sampling Program
The 2006 work on the Aud claim group consisted of panel chip samples for the
length of the exposed subcrop/outcrop on the road cut. The road was built by
bulldozer which left the rock shattered and moved from its original position.
Acting on the advice of Mr. Rob Duncan an accompanYing geologist who
suggested that a series of chip samples laid down the strike of the exposed
intrusive would be the most logical way to obtain objective meaningful
data for the 85m length of the sample area ( Appendix 2 Duncans field notes
and observations ). A series of 19 chip samples were laid out in two series
starting at point 35064W6179045N, and progressed due wesfward for 28m The
first point of the sample series being 393367,ending at 393380 each Sample is
2m long. Within the first segment of the chip samples a .5m(#393369) was
found to have 2mmpure chalcopyrite stringers of 1% copper. A .2m zone of
sample #393372 was found to have lmm stringers of chalcopyrite which ran
1% copper. Within the string of sample numbers # 3933694393380 a 1Om
section showed a marked zone of malachite staining in joints. Chalcopyrite
5.
FIGURE # 3 A TO C
SAMPLING MAP OF SAMPLES FROM DISCOVERY ZONE. MAPS
SHOW THE RESPECTIVE VALUES OF COPPER AND GOLD PER
SAMPLE.
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stringers were fkquently found equivalent to the original grab specimens
,taken in 2005 which m.8% cu and .12glt au. ( Fig 3)
The second string of samples with numbers starting at #393381 and ending at ##
393385 each individual sample being 3m long. The initial sample #393381
showed visible chalcopyrite stringers. The second sample #393382 was
comparable to the discovery grab samples. collected in 2005, A preliminary
sample summary of chip sample # 1 is calculated as 28m of 0.16% copper and
.02 glt gold including 6 m of .52% copper and 0.07 glt gold- A fiuther 15
meters of 0.3% copper and 0.02 g/t was found in sample series-#2.
Conclusions and Recommendations:
The data generated by the chip sampling program demonstrate the presence of
both gold and pophyry copper.Previous authors have pointed out the presence
in porphyry style mineralization in the Hogem Batholith ( Carter 1981 ).The
degree of mineralization found within the intrusive host rock ofthe Aud
discovery zone suggest that there is a real potential for economic amounts of
the minerals recovered. The presence of Mount Milligan,~porphyry copper
/gold property located in a portion of the Hogem Batholith suggest the
possibility of an economic deposit with in the Aud property .
It is recommended that M e r property work on the Aud property is warranted
based on the values of samples collected and the extent ofvisible
mineralization. The property work should encompass soil grids sediment
sampling of any flowing strams. A significant amount of data may be
generated by a prospecting program. A program such as is suggested should
not be overjy costly since access to the property is not a problem and the
terrain is moderate and easily traversed.. A program such as suggested would
do much to clarify the status of the economic mineral potential ofthe Aud
PrOFty-
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References
Anon. 1933.Bulletin# 1 Bureau of Mines
Bostock H.S. 1948.Geological Survey Memoir 247
Physiography of the Canadian Cordillera with Special
Reference to the Area North of the Fifty Fifth Parallel.
Carter N.C. 1981. Porphyry Copper and Molybdenum Deposits
of West Central British Columbia. Ministry of Mines
and Petroleum Resources.
Melville D.M.,D.M. Nellis, G.J.Payie,K.A. Bellefontaine and
F. Fen. Manson N.T.S.093N.
PAGE 1 OF 4
OFFICEUSEONLY
STATEMENT OF WORK, CASH PAYMENT, RENTAL
Mineral Tenure Act
Sections 29,30,31,33 and 50
Type-ofTile:
Mining Division:
I,
Placer
Mineral
0
Omineca
E .A, DeBock
Box 3506
R>R>#Z
1-(
Clearwater B,C.
VOE 1NO
E,A.DeBock
Box 3506
R.R.#Z
604 587 6452
(postal-)
CTelePhorre)
Client Number
146366
Ifrecordingwork, compktethefollowingand continue onto P-3Ifpaying c88h in lieu ofwork or lease rental, turn to (and complete) Page4
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The Aud
524400
phydcrl
Technical
IS 1500.00
B
$ 2783.51
D
I $ 4605.00
IE
PorfaMe W Cmdit (PAC) Withdrsnrval (Box D)
either
or
fromtheaccount(s)of:
30% of value in Box B & C only
OTotalPAC
E.A.DeBock-
TOTAL VALUE OF WORK (Complete Page 3)
A+B+C+D=E
m112 Rev. 2001102
TYPE OF EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT WORK
PAGE 2 OF 4
PHYSICAL WORK
,
When claiming exploration and development costs for trenches,open cuts,adits, pits, shafts, panning and sluidng (placer only),
redamation, and road and trail construction, the following details must be provided on separate pages and attached to this
Statement:
(a) an accurate map showing the location of the daimed phys-mlwork relative to the boundaries and legal cometpost of a 4 post
mineral d a i i or the boundaries and legal posts of a 2 post mineral daim or placer daim, or the boundaries of a lease Or cT0wn
granted mineral d i m ;
(b) metric dimensions of all workings, m,
open cuts, adits, pits and shafts;
(c) the amount of material removed from the ground of the title and tested or processed;
(d) the length and width of a road, in metric measure, togetherwithdetails of how the road ortrail was constructed or
improved, and the manpower, equipment and machinery used;
(e) metric dimensions of an airstrip or M
imust be stated, togehr with full details of how it was amtmded; and
(9a fully-itemized cost statement where costs for labour (wages), f.bod and accomndation, tramporhtm
- ,rentaloroperationof
machinery, equipment and/or instmments is being d
a
m
.Receipts are not requked but must be provided if reQuested by the
Gold Commissioner.
-
andlor phodoclrammetricmapping,when done
Ground control surveys, line-cuttingor grid emtablishment, and
in preparationfora -1,
geophysical or geocbmicalsurvey or diamond CkiUingwwk, may be submid
physical work. Thefolluwing details must be a#achedtothii statement at thetime o f s u b m i i c W recording ifthii work is
recorded separately as physical work:
(a) for a control survey, an accurate traversemap must be submitted, the sutvey method must be stated and described, and the
procedure Shawn or described bywhich the surveywas tiedto an accurately located derence point rebtedto daim boundaries;
(b) f o r l i n g , the spedfications must be stated,and the linesShawn on a mapin relation tothe daimsand t.o identifiable
. grid. A
geographiifbatumswhiiwillrelate it to an indeucmap. New grid must be dedydistinguished from any
geological,geophysical or geochemical map showing the grid, daims and geographic featwes will sewe
and
h
(c) fortopographiior photogmmmetric mapping, the map must be submitted includii the names of the firm orindividualswho
’prepared it and daim bwndanes
- andsunreygridsmustbesuperimposedonthe~imap.
Global Positioning System (UHYBYI) ofa mineral or placer daim may be submitted for physicalworkaeclits. A report in
compliancewiththestandardsand@debesfbr~
- a Global Pdtbning System survey e&&bhed by the Mineral TiBranch must be submiied either with this sfatement ofwork orsubequdly, but no laterthan 30 days aftertheanniversary date
of the claim.
Surveys canjed out bya Britbsh Columth L a n d S u ~ ~ ~ o r m a y
submittdforphysicalmnkcredits
tm
provided a copy ofthe
survey plan is attached to thii Statement.
Archaeological Impact Ammmmnt Study may be s u b m i i for physical workcredii according tothe provisions in the
Regulation. AcoWoftheapprovedSaKtyReportmustbesubmittedwiththeprescribedformundetsection29oftheAd.
TECHNICAL WORK
Requires a technical assessment report prepared by a qualified person and in acamhrmwith the applicaMe requkements inthe
sections of PartC ofthe Mineral A d Regulation (BC Reg 587/77)demnced bekw. The report must be r e c e i v e d m days Of
the first anniversary date on this Statement that occurs on or immediately folkwing the tecxwding date of this Statement.
The section numbers liied below referto sectkms set out in Part C ofthe MineralAct Regulation.
GEOLOGICAL: sedions 1 - 4 and 5
GEOPHYSICAL: Sections 1 - 4 and 6
GEOCHEMICAL: Sedions 1 - 4 and 7
DIAMOND DRILLING: Sections 1 - 4 and 8
PROSPECTING: Sections 1- 4 and 9
Mn 112 Rev. 2001/02
WORK CREDITS APPWD TQ-cLA1MS
f821.49
I wish to apply $
-claim(-
claim per H-1
The Aud
PAGE 3 OF 4
EVENT NUMBER:
of the total value in Box E (from Page 1) as fa IlOWS:
Tsrwrr,
Naaf
Number
UdkP
524400
25
-Expiry
Dab
182.15
07-Dec-07
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182.15
NOTICETO GROUP / CAD EVENT NUMBER:
RECORDED
Name
Name of
ownerloperator
1.
E.A.
2,
/
Feb. 04/07
DeBock
Amount
$2783.51
$
REPORT OF PHYSICAL EXPLORATIONAND DEVELOPMENT
Section 15 Mineral Tenure Act Regulation
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I.Event number:
3. Type of Tenure:
2. Tenure number@):
524400
..xo Mineral, or
o Placer
Phone:
Address Box 3506,RR#RClearwater B.C.
4. Recorded holder=
5'7-692.
E.A. DeBock
VOE IN0
Phone:
5. Operator:
Address:
E.A. DeBOCk
As Above
Phone:
6. Report author=
Address:
E.A. DeBock
7. Qualifications of operator: Have BSc U.B.C and M.S.C University of Alberta. Have several geology
courses, plus 2 field seasons with G.S.C. Further I have spent 30
Prospector with 30 yrs
experience
seasons as a p r o b i o n a l prospector
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8. Brief summary of work
activity on claim(s) in
recent years:
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Sept. 01/05.Encountered well mineralized zone in road &,spent 2 days
prospecting along 5km of road Significant amount of malachite and
chalcopyrite found and sampled
Oct.23 106 Carried out chip sampling program on the discovery zone.
NEW WORK (A tach additional sheets if more space is required)
9. Start date: Sept 01/05 -04105
10. Tenure numbeds) of claim(s) that work was performed on:
Oct.22106 -23/06
X 524400 Worked on units 21,18,17,10,07,02
Stop date:
11. Detailed written description of
the work activity and results
obtained:
(If ground control or survey work is
being claimed please attach plan(s)
as required by Section 15 of the
Regulations)
A panel chip sample program was carried out on the discovery
zone. A total of I 9 samples we
85p. Mineralization was found
chalcopyrite porphyry to
ralization was
e
found in pink intrusive w
Hogem Batholith . The ch
numbers in both gold and
area.
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12. Metric dimensions of
workings:
(Open cuts,adits, pits, shafts,
There no
Logging road cut wa
&dat 85 m
."
ap 5 to 8m wide
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Rev. Feb 10/2006
trenches ,necessary since there
was a road cut present with good
exposure.
trenches)
13. Amount of material excavated
and tested or processed:
(metric units)
14. G q k p h i c location of work
sib:
(access description, map numbers,
map coordinates)
19 5kg chip samples were taken for testing
The discovery zone was located on N.T,S. map 093N with
coordinates by G P S being 340874U6169757 N. zone 10. The
above coordinates are the discovery zone.alhrvork was done on
the discovery zone
Attach 1:10,000 scale MTO map
Continue on following page
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15. Was GPS used to map work sites?
The GPS used was a Gamin eTrex Vista
16. Work site(s) marking (flagging, cut lines,
other): Work area marked with flagging
If yes, speafy make and model:
17. No photographs were taken.
Are photographs of work sites attached?
18. Was Notice of work filed?
Permit number: No
COST STATEMENT
19. Expense@):
Total
Hours
Labour cost: (specify type)
Geologist
Prospector
Hourly
Rate
Daily
Rate
475.00
300.00
24 hours
5 days
Total(s)
($1
\
1425.00
1500.00
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Equipment & Machinery cost: (specify type)
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20. Transportation:
(specify type) 4 wheel drive truck
5O.oolday plus 60.00fuel
Raws)
Days I
5 days
550.00Total
(S)(S)
Lodging IFood:
7O.OOIday
8man days
560.00
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Other: (specify)
$30.0Olsample
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19 samples
570.00
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I Amount claimed for assessment: I 1821-49
E. A.De Bock
(Signaturn of Recoded Hdder/Agent)
Feb 04/07
(Date)
Please ensure you attach the map.
This report must be submitted within 30 days of the date
you registered the exploration and developmentwork in MTO.
Submit the report to any Government Agent, Mineral Tiles Office, or you can mail to:
Mineral Tiles Branch
Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources
300 - 865 Homby Street
Vancouver, 6C V6Z 2G3
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Rev. Feb lOrr&B
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Appendix # 1
I.C.P. analysis certificat s of 2005 grab samples from the Aud
discovery zone
28-Sep-05
ECO TECH LABORATORY LTD.
10041 Dallas Drive
KAMLOOPS, B.C.
V2C 6T4
E.A. DeBock
Box 3506
RR#2, Clearwater, BC
VOE IN0
ICP CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS AK 2006-1117
Phone: 250-573-5700
Fax : 250-573-4557
No. of samples received: 1
Sample Type: Rock
Project: Not Indicated
Submitted by: Elmer DeBock
Values in ppm uriiess otherwise reported
Resplit:
1
OED01
S@hdsrd:
SH13
GE005
JJlga
125
5.8 0.61
10
1.5 1.41
55 165
50
<5 0.36
<1
16
81 9079 2.81 4 0
0.39 243
18 0.04
<5
<1
16
57
0.74 553
4
30
14
<5 <20
30
0.05 4 0
42 e l 0
2
47
29 i610
24
<5 <20
54
0.11 4 0
70 e l 0
10
74
3
1310
1.27
86 3.69 4 0
0.02
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Appendix # 2
Field notes of Mr. Rob Duncan advising geologist
on Aud property sampling project, October 12006
Rimfire Minerals Corp.
700-700 W. Pender St. Vancouuver B.C.
V6C 1G8
AUD PROPERTY FIELD EXAM NOTES
OCT 23d 2006
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1. . RD-AUD-1: 350645E/ 6179045N. At the showing location. The entire
length of outcrop/subcmp/road cut exposed here-is 85 metres long.
Oriented east - west.
a. Looking at Elmer's Cu-Au showing on the western margin of the
Hogem Batholith, south of the Omenica River.
b. Physiography is rolling hills with poor to moderate exposure with
Drumlins and glacidacusttind fluvial deposits.
c. Soils will work well in spots and be useless in others.
2. Have been driving (Northeast) through Takla Volcanics and see lots of
blded sediments and tufFaceous units as well. A mixed package. Some
quartz blow outs within this package.
3. Crossed the intrusive contact lkm to the west of here it is: Pale ppink-grey
med- coarse grained equgranular Hb-Qtz monzonite to Hb-Bt-Qtz
Monzonite in the sampled area it is pink coloured with selvage and
envelope controlled KSpar (potassic) alteration.
4. Potassic alteration is not pervasive but joint and envelope up to 2cm wide.
Where fiactum density is high enough, you rarely achieve pervasive KSpar alteration.
5. Joints and veinlets are planar and in 3 directions. Note we are sampling a
road cut and Caterpillar push that creates's jumbled s u b p , so
orientations are impossible. Quartz veins to 2cm wide max. More
typically 1-2mm wide with trace chalcopyrite, pyrite also cross-cutting
massive sulphide veinlets to 2mm that are cpy-py. These are carrying
most of the grade. Rare dark grey Qtz/Aplite/Rhyolitic dykes up to 1Ocm
wide.
6. Within the first chip sample a 1Om section shows strong malachite stinaing
on joints with cpy stringers equal to Elmer's original hand sample that ran
0.8% Cd0.12 gJt Au.
7. Chip sample #1 starts at 350645U6179045N and runs 28m due west.
a. Sample start ##is393367 and ends at ##393380.Each sample is 2m'
b. 0.5m sediOn of 393369 has 2mm pure copy stringers, 1% cpy.
c. 0.2m section of 393371 has 1mm cpy stringers on joint faces 1%
CPY.
8. Chip sample ##2starts at 350600U6179047N (east end and runs due
West).
a. Sample # starts at 393381 and ends at 393385. Each sample is
3m!
b. 393381 has visible cpy stringers:
c. Sample 393382 is equivalent to Elmers' grab sample.
Audrey Chip Sample Composite Summary
Chip Sample One:
- 28 metres of 0.16% copper & 0.02 g/t gold including 6 metres of 0.52%copper
and 0.07 g/t gold.
15 metres of 0.31% copper & 0.02 g/t gold.
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Appendix # 3
Organization of chip samples in the series in which
they were sampled. Samples were positioned by
G.P.S. Sample values as extracted from original
geochemical certificats.
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Sample ID Projection
393367 NAD 83 2 10
393368 NAD 83 Z 10
393369 NAD 83 Z I 0
393370 NAD 83 Z I 0
393371 NAD 83 Z I 0
393372 NAD 83 2 10
393373 NAD 83 Z I 0
393374 N m 8 3 Z 10
393375 N A D 83 Z 10
393376 NAD 83 Z I 0
393377 NAD 83 Z 10
393378 NAD 83 Z 10
393379 NAD 83 Z 10
393380 NAD 83 Z 10
393381 NAD 83 Z 10
.393382 NAD 83 Z 10
393383 NAD 83 2 10
393384 NAD 83 Z I 0
393385 NAD 83 Z 10
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Date
UTM Easting UTM-Northing Certificate A u j p m A g j p m A_% A s j p m B j p m B a j p m
Oct 23 2006
350645
6179045 VA06123350 0.0025
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350641
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350639
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350635
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350633
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350627
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350625
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0.1 0.9
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350623
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393367
-0.5
-2 0.81
-0.5
5
6
330 1.74
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-1 0.15
10 0.35
315
1
393368
0.5
-2 0.75
-0.5
7
6
36 1.86
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I 0.1
10 0.51
327
0.5
393369
-0.5
2 0.77
0.9
15
4
6600
2.9
-10
-1 0.17
10 0.59
369
18
393370
-0.5
-2
0.7
-0.5
7
5
855 2.05
-10
-1 0.12
10 0.46
306
2
393371
-0.5
-2 1.17
0.7
12
5
8170 2.68
-10
-1 0.17
10 0.52
335
2
393372
-0.5
-2 0.55
-0.5
7
5
873 2.07
-10
-1 0.1
10 0.38
265
13
393373
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-2 0.77
-0.5
5
5
50 1.79
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-1 0.11
10 0.32
251
1
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393374
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-2
0.7
-0.5
5
7
36 1.77
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-1 0.12
10 0.46
322
1
393375
-0.5
-2 0.73
-0.5
6
5
469
1.9
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-1 0.11
10
0.4
272
2
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-2 0.76
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5
7
23
1.8
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-1 0.13
I 0 0.44
318
0.5
393376
393377
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0.9
-0.5
6
7
43 2.35
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-1 0.16
10 0.57
431
1
393378
-0.5
-2 0.64
-0.5
6
6
948 1.88
10
-1 0.13
10 0.48
310
18
-0.5
6
8
239 2.08
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-1 0.19
10
0.5
382
13
393379
0.6
-2 0.89
393380
-0.5
-2 0.67
-0.5
8
6
3430 2.26
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-1 0.14
I 0 0.51
271
6
393381
-0.5
-2 0.43
-0.5
7
6
2940 2.25
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I 0 0.56
310
13
393382
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-0.5
7
6
2600 2.61
10
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10 0.59
389
1
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-2 0.52
-0.5
6
6
3410 2.27
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-1 0.16
10 0.47
301
23
393383
393384
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8
7
4580 2.48
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-1 0.15
10 0.48
303
18
393385
0.5
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10 0.79
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,
S b j p m Scgpm Srgpm T h j p r
4
2
55 3
28 0.04
5
2
52
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0, 1
3
21 0.01
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2
62
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3
24 0.79
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3
48
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15I
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14
3
65 3
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3
59
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16
17
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3933771 0,3
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393384
393385
3
65 3
2 6 43
2
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3
3
11 66
3
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0, 31
6
3
3
3
62 3
3
3
63 3
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16
6
101
7
4
81
6
5
5
4
2
5
3
2
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0.08
0.01
0.031
0.05
0.01
0.01I
0.09
0.04
0.42
0.23
0.13
0.29
0.58
0.02
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2
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3
2
3
3
3
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4
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36
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17
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45
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57
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30
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Appendix # 4.
Geochemical analysis certificat from 19 chip samples
collected from the discovery zone of the Aud property
Oct. 23/06.
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SAMPLE PREPARATION
ALS CODE
DESCRIPTION
WEl-21
LOCI-22
CRU-31
SPL-21
PUL-31
Received Sample Weight
.Sample login Rcd w/o BarCode
Fine crushing 70% e2mm
Split sample riffle splitter
Pulverizesplit to 85% <76 urn
ALS CODE
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ME-ICP41
Au-AA23
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0.01
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393367
393368
393309
284
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0.08
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393371
383372
2.06
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0,098
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0.82
0.82
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Cr
PPm
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6
6
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330
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ppm
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303383
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393385
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0.51
0.59
0.46
0.52
316
327
369
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0.10
0.17
0.12
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10
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10
10
0.10
0.11
0.12
0.11
0.13
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Mn
Ppm
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2
3
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0.08
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2
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650
640
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393368
393389
383370
393371
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0.05
0.09
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4 0
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60
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393372
393373
393374
393375
393376
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393378
393379
393380
393381
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393383
393384
393385
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45
46
44
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0
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*lo
20
,
21
15
18
17
17
23
23
20
20
28
30
25
44
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30
57
4 0
26
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Appendix ## 5
A compilation of sample values from the discovery zone on the
Aud property.Valuesare shown over the sample length.
Position for samples given in U.T.M. coordinates.
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FIGURE 1
Aud mineral property index map, N.T.S. 93N showing position
of mineral claims. Map illustrates surrounding geography.
FIGURE 2.
Aud regional map,showing the location of the Aud claims and
the location of the chip sample program.