A major, 2+km long EM anomaly has been identified in the southern portion of the Pearson property. To the north, on the Mach claims, prospecting in 2017 disclosed a 1km long area containing malachite and azurite stain. An airborne Geotech ZTEM survey
was commissioned over part of the property by Teuton
in 2018, resulting in the discovery of several target zones. Limited drilling carried out in the same year did not reach target depths.
The former Granduc copper mine, British Columbia’s 2nd largest Besshi deposit after Windy Craggy, is situated 2km to the southwest. Garibaldi Resources’ E&L nickel prospect, subject of intense exploration interest in 2017 and 2018, lies 38km to the
northwest along the path of the South
Unuk/Harrymel Fault (which coincides with Kyba’s “Red Line”). Both Garibaldi’s E&L property and Teuton’s Pearson property lie within gravity highs (see Fig. entitled Gravity Anomaly Map).
Teuton presently owns a 100% interest in the Pearson and adjoining Mach claims. Management
is currently seeking an option partner for this property.
In early 2013 the previous owner of the Pearson property (Castle Resources) had an independent consulting company (Caracle Creek International Consulting) model and interpret a series of EM anomalies on the Pearson property as defined by a 2010 airborne survey. The resulting work identified a major, 2+km long target—see accompanying figures.
Castle stated the following in their Feb. 2013 news release.
“An extensive conductor has been identified along the southern face of the area roughly 3.5 km north east of the JK Zone** (termed the North EM Conductor). This feature trends north-south, exhibits a conductivity greater than 13 mS/m and extends over a strike length exceeding 2 km, dipping approximately 15 degrees to the south. This feature extends to surface at location (NAD 83 UTM Zone 9) 419235 E, 6234560 N, and the majority of the feature begins 200 m below surface, representing a potential near-surface drill target. This conductive feature is located within a magnetic low and bounded to the east by a magnetic high (0.01 nT).
The target was scheduled for drilling by Castle in 2013 but due to circumstances this never took place. In 2015, 100% ownership of the Pearson property reverted to Teuton
[Readers are cautioned that Teuton’s Qualified Person, D. Cremonese, P.Eng., has not independently verified either the collection of the geophysical data or the modelling/interpretation of it. However, he has no reason to believe that it is not reliable. As President of Teuton Resources, Mr. Cremonese is not independent of the Company.]
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