Tuesday, 19th June 2007 (2049 views)

A programme to bring the Bullard mine in Arizona from exploration to recovery has been started by Canadian Mining Company.

Following initial geophysical exploration work at Bullard Pass, Canadian Mining Company claims it is now hunting for gold as part of a "serious" exploration programme.

Bullard mine, in Bullard Pass, is located near to the Harcuvar and Harquahala Mountains in Arizona.

"The mineralogic and structural similarities of the Bullard and Copperstone districts suggest that potential exists for a major gold deposit in the area of the Bullard district," a 1992 Arizona Geological Survey open-file report reads.

A number of economic detachment fault deposits have already been identified in Arizona, Canadian Mining Company reports.

The company also owns an interest in a precious metals processing plant in Aguila, Arizona which is in the vicinity of the Bullard Pass project.

 

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