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MacDonald let these claims lapse when the assessment credits gained from airborne geophysical surveys ran out. The surveys did not generate electro-magnetic conductors that warranted drill testing for volcanogenic massive sulphides that MacDonald was searching for. However, the combined magnetic and gravity surveys on the Koper Lake (Duncan) and Pender claims do indicate the presence of a mafic intrusion, a potential host to both chromite and nickel-copper mineralization. On June 5th, 2015 KWG announced the purchase of a property consisting of 4 16-unit claims (4221150, 4221151, 4221152 and 4221153) and 1 12-unit claim (4213083) from MacDonald , called the Hornby property (Figure 6). The claims are attached to the southern boundary of the Big Daddy claim block, and also attached to the eastern boundary of the Fancamp claims. MacDonald drilled four holes on electro-magnetic targets searching for volcanogenic copper-zinc deposits without success. The most promising target on this property is on the westernmost claim where the Ring of Fire intrusion that hosts the Big Daddy chromite deposit crosses the claim. Based on both magnetic and gravity data, the claim contains approximately a 1 kilometer segment of the intrusion that has never been tested by drilling. In addition to the potential to discover chromite, the Hornby property should be explored for intrusion hosted nickel-copper deposits, volcanic hosted copper-zinc deposits and gold map https://kwgresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Figure-6.jpg