Bam Bam Resources (CSE:BBR) Corp said it is poised to begin drilling at its flagship Majuba Hill asset in Nevada in mid-April this year after the explorer signed a contract with Falcon Drilling Inc.
Planned is around 4,000 meters (m) of core drilling in deeper holes below the copper-enriched known copper oxide zone and to extend the granodiorite footprint discovered in the copper-gold target area.
"This is a key development phase for Majuba Hill," said David Greenway, Bam Bam CEO in a statement. "I expect these deeper holes to expand the copper mineralization footprint and signify that Majuba can be a very significant source for world copper demands."
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Majuba Hill sits 156 miles outside Reno, in Nevada, USA. The US state is a Tier 1 mining district and copper mineralization at the property is centered within a large contiguous land position.
Bam Bam has 100% control of the emerging copper district by private ownership, patented mining claims, and Federal Lode mining claims.
The existing highways are sufficient for transportation of exploration-size, heavy equipment. Development logistics would use the four-lane Interstate 80 highway, railroad tracks and power, natural gas, and fiber optic transmission lines in the rail-highway corridor, the company has said.
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