Bam Bam Resources (CSE:BBR) Corp has told investors that an expanded soil sampling program was now underway at two target zones at its Majuba Hill project in Nevada following on from last year's successful program.
As reported last October, almost 1,000 soil geochemical samples were taken and the very large anomaly at the DeSoto oxide target was extended an additional 274 metres (m) northward. In addition, a newly identified copper-gold target zone was found to be 1,600m across.
Bam Bam said last year's soil sampling expanded the DeSoto Copper Oxide target and the Copper-Gold target zones, however, the anomalous areas are still open to the northeast at the DeSoto and to the east of the Copper-Gold target.
"The very-encouraging results from the newly-discovered DeSoto Copper Oxide and the Copper-Gold target zones led us to roll out an expanded soil sampling program," said David Greenway, CEO of the company in a statement.
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"The anomalous areas are still open to the northeast at the DeSoto and to the east of the Copper-Gold target and I look forward to how much further this program will expand the already massive Majuba Hill copper, silver and gold district size asset."
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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