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Bell Copper Corp V.BCU

Alternate Symbol(s):  BCUFF

Bell Copper Corporation is a Canada-based mineral exploration company focused on the identification, exploration and discovery of large copper deposits located in Arizona. The Company is exploring its 100% owned Big Sandy Porphyry Copper Project and the Perseverance Porphyry Copper Project. The Big Sandy project comprises approximately 5,733 acres of mineral tenures, including 256 federal lode mining claims and 3 State of Arizona Mineral Exploration Permits, which is located 30 kilometers south of Perseverance. The Perseverance project is located in northwestern Arizona, approximately 19 miles southeast of Kingman and 150 miles northwest of Phoenix. The land package comprises a total of approximately 5244 hectares. The Company’s Perseverance porphyry copper/molybdenum project lies on a productive porphyry copper trend between Freeport's Bagdad mine and Origin Mining's Mineral Park mine in northwestern Arizona.


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Comment by goldmember2on Dec 17, 2009 5:43pm
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RE: Granduc Geophysical Survey News

RE: Granduc Geophysical Survey NewsHopefully they can get this done without too much delay. It's tough flying in those mountains at this time of year - lots of fog/low clouds and even freezing conditions which often ground the chopper. The AeroTEM3 is a good technique, though, if you are able to differentiate between conductive mineralization (i.e. massive sulphides) and conductive rock units (e.g. argillite and iron formations).

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