Fallow Creek
A copper-gold porphyry target defined by a 4.2 km soil-geochemical anomaly and a coincident induced-polarisation chargeability high. No drilling yet.
Fallow Creek is earlier-stage than the Anvil Zone by design — we would rather carry one advanced project and a genuine pipeline than three properties all waiting on the same drill result.
Why we think it is worth drilling
A 2023 soil-geochemical survey (612 samples on a 100 m grid) defined a coherent 4.2 km by 900 m copper-in-soil anomaly, open to the south. A follow-up induced-polarisation survey across the core of the anomaly returned a chargeability high coincident with the geochemistry and a resistivity low consistent with a porphyry-style alteration halo. Neither observation on its own would justify a drill program; the two stacked in the same place is the kind of coincidence that does.
Permitting
A maiden 2,500 m program (six holes) is currently in permitting with the expectation of drilling in Q3. First assays would follow roughly eight weeks after the program is collared, subject to laboratory turnaround.