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Hercules Metals Corp V.BIG

Alternate Symbol(s):  BADEF

Hercules Metals Corp., formerly Hercules Silver Corp., is a Canada-based exploration company. The Company is focused on developing Idaho's newest copper and silver district. The 100% owned Hercules Project, located northwest of Cambridge, hosts the recently discovered Leviathan porphyry copper system. The Hercules Property represents 8,850 acres consisting of one patented lode claim, 416 unpatented lode claims and approximately 1,165 acres of mineral rights owned in fee. The Company also holds the right to conduct exploration, drilling, road building, mining and milling activities on 1,770 acres of surface within the Hercules Property. The Hercules Property is located on the northwestern shoulder of Cuddy Mountain, 200 kilometers (km) northwest of Boise, Idaho. It also has a diversified metal portfolio, including the newly discovered porphyry copper target at the Hercules Project in Idaho.


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Comment by CaptainMon Jun 09, 2024 10:09pm
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Post# 36080303

RE:RE:RE:Geophysical anomalies

RE:RE:RE:Geophysical anomaliesRetiredgeo,  I'm thinking anything 0.5-0.6% or higher over long widths 400-500m and longer should be good for holes 1 to 3.

According to Goldfinger/Robert who was onsite 2 weeks ago: 

"Transition from high chargeability to moderate chargeability seems to be the most promising areas - testing the footprint of the corridor with big step-outs."


Well, unless i am wrong, holes 1 to 3 appear to be in that transition zone as per deep IP and the shallow IP from earlier (higher resolution as probes were spaced closer together).     Interestingly, Hole 5 from last year appears to be more in the High chargeability pyrite  zone as par shallow IP.  

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