Copper Quest plans drilling at RIP: Targeting untested porphyry system identified in 2024
On Tuesday, Copper Quest Exploration Inc. announced plans for a minimum 2,000-metre Phase 2 drilling program at its RIP Copper-Molybdenum Project in British Columbia’s prolific Bulkley Porphyry Belt – a campaign that could be far more revealing than last year’s initial drilling. The fully permitted drill program will test the large, completely un-drilled southern geophysical anomaly – a circular “donut-shaped” chargeability feature interpreted as a second porphyry centre of equal or greater scale than the northern zone tested in 2024 with 2 short scout holes. The southern anomaly remains hidden beneath cover and has never seen a drill bit – yet geophysics indicates it may represent the core mineralizing engine of the system.
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