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TDG Gold Corp T.TDG.DB


Primary Symbol: V.TDG

TDG Gold Corp. is a mineral tenure holder in the Toodoggone Production Corridor of north-central British Columbia, Canada. The Toodoggone Production Corridor has over 23,000 hectares of brownfield and greenfield exploration opportunities. Its flagship projects are the former producing, high-grade gold-silver Shasta and Baker mines. The Baker-Shasta property covers just over 6,000 hectares. Its Oxide Peak project covers 8,490 hectares of prospective exploration ground to the north of and contiguous with Baker Complex. The Oxide Peak provides multiple opportunities for copper-gold porphyry discoveries. Its Mets mining lease is a 200 hectare mining lease, which is accessible by road 23 km northwest of its former producing Baker mine. Its BOT project consists of over 8,600 hectares located approximately 40 kilometers north of its 100% owned Baker-Shasta gold-silver project. Its 100% owned Baker Complex shows potential to host multiple intrusive-related copper-gold-molybdenum porphyries.


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Post by gasoholicon Oct 21, 2010 12:47am
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Encana

Encanamay be the first of a lot of natgas cos to announce reduced exploration budgets . 2011 is supposed to be the year when the  " hold the lease  ' drilling starts cutting back . Along with low spot prices hedge prices are dropping too . We've got to see the rig count cut back before natgas prices recover . So is there going to be more bloodletting in the drillers or is that baked into the cake as they say . My personal opinion is the cake is only half baked and setting up for a collapse in the oven .

regards
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