Property History 

2007 exploration program:

• Airborne magnetic and radiometric survey outlined five new radiometric anomalies, several with associated magnetic signatures suggestive of underlying sulphide mineralization. 
• Diamond drilling (1,535 m in 10 holes), mapping, prospecting, additional soil sampling, and securing access to the Yukon River.  
• Successfully outlined an inferred stratabound copper-bearing horizon with characteristics of redbed copper systems
• New gold target identified: a 750m long hydrothermal breccia, proximal to high arsenic values in soils (commonly a pathfinder for gold).

2006: A detailed soil geochemical survey (2,260 samples) completed over northeastern portion of the property expanded the total anomalous copper area to cover 13.4 km by 1.8 km (24 km²), with values up to 620 ppm Cu.  Gold in outcrop assayed 3.4 g/t Au coincident with higher copper soil geochemical results.  Three holes were drilled to test an IP target. The induced polarization (IP) target remains unexplained as the holes did not reach the target depths.

2005: Exploration consisted of airborne magnetic, gravity and orientation induced polarization (IP) geophysical surveys, a soil geochemical survey (1,054 samples), and geological mapping.  Activities were focused on assessing the property for Olympic Dam type mineralization. Soil geochemical surveys indicated widespread anomalous copper, gold, uranium and rare earths (lanthanum) in soils along Shell Creek ridge. 

2004: A preliminary field assessment was carried out with geological mapping, hand trenching and 200 stream sediment samples, outlining the five gold-bearing quartz saddle reef structures.

2003: Prospector Shawn Ryan discovered gold-bearing quartz vein float in the vicinity of Shell Creek and staked the property.  Logan Resources subsequently acquired the property from Mr. Ryan.