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The Technical Report recommends a phased exploration program, with a Phase 1 budget of $200,000 and a Phase 2 budget of $300,000. The objective of the recommended Phase 1 program is to define and prioritize drill targets. The objective of the Phase 2 program is to intersect a "discovery" drill intersection of poly-metallic massive sulphide mineralization. The Phase I fieldwork should be preceded by GIS data analysis to identify and rank exploration targets. Subject to such data analysis, specific ongoing Phase 1 fieldwork recommendations, in order of priority, are as follows:

Extend the existing cross lines on the Pan soil grids upslope to the east to close off anomalies and extend the grids to the north.
Extend the soil - geophysics grid at the J-Branch Main Showing area to the northwest into the headwaters of Zinc Creek and complete conventional B soil sampling to close off the current anomaly.
Conduct a GPS survey and incorporate true positions in the GIS database to accurately position all grid stations.
Hand dig pits and conduct soil geochemical profiles at the most significant soil anomalies to interpret proximity to source;
Conduct surficial geology mapping along road cuts and use the results to interpret where the mineralized source areas are for the significant soil anomalies; and
Prospect, map and sample in detail all areas adjacent to the most important showings and soil anomalies.

Upon completion of the Phase 1 field program, exploration targets will be prioritized utilizing GIS analysis and specific recommendations for a Phase 2 Work Program and Budget will then be made. Phase 2 works should include the following:

Completion of geophysical surveys over the Pan and extended J-Branch Main Showing grids, including total field magnetics and VLF-EM.
Diamond drilling of the highest priority targets

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