RE: Aguila Property Background info
what potential we have here. taken from 43-101
Historical drilling results are indeed exceptional. However, it is difficult to determine the
accuracy of copper grade without drilling additional holes or twinning old holes. To illustrate this
point Rio Tinto drilled only two holes in the pit area. Hole AGD-001 was collared near DDH-8
and 12. DDH-8 returned 236 metres of 1.07% Copper however this included a 36 metre (115 to
141m) high-grade zone of 1.58 % copper. If this section was taken out of the average, the zone
averaged 0.83% copper over 200 metres. This still includes intersections up to 4.60% copper
over 6 metres. Hole DDH-12 like AGD–001 had very few intersections greater than 1.00%
copper. Therefore it is still possible that a high-grade copper zone exists in the main Aguila Pit
zone.