Domestic Metals Announces Significant Progress at Smart Creek
Domestic Metals Unveils Updates on Smart Creek Project Exploration
VANCOUVER, Canada — Domestic Metals Corp. (“Company” or “Domestic”) is excited to provide an update on its ongoing exploration activities at the Smart Creek Project. This project is located in western Montana and focuses on identifying new mineralization potential.
Current fieldwork involves systematic mapping, sampling, and prospecting. The main goal is to locate lithological, structural, alteration, and geochemical indicators that can lead to the discovery of porphyry copper-gold deposits as well as carbonate replacement deposits (CRD) containing copper, gold, silver, and zinc. The team has identified several high-priority areas—the Smart Creek, Sunrise, and Radio Tower zones—that show promise for future exploration drilling scheduled for late 2025 or early 2026.
CEO Insights on Exploration Efforts
Patricio Varas, the CEO of Domestic Metals, remarked, “Our team is diligently conducting a thorough evaluation of these targets. The results emerging from this exploration will help refine our focus and develop specific targets for our upcoming drilling phases.”
He further added that the three main targets at the Smart Creek project boast substantial geological footprints based on previous magnetic and IP geophysical studies, as well as historical geochemical surface data. Each target possesses the potential to uncover economically significant bulk tonnage deposits of copper, gold, and silver.
Current Surface Exploration Activities
Domestic Metals is currently executing a 40-day exploration program aimed at comprehensively mapping the Smart Creek project area. This initiative is focused on identifying structural and geological features that are indicative of potential mineralization.
The exploration employs innovative techniques to uncover CRD mineralization. Among these methods are carbon-oxygen isotope sampling to determine alteration fronts and UV imaging of carbonate veins to locate metal anomalies, alongside portable XRF analysis for further mineral detection.
Identifying Key Targets: Smart Creek, Sunrise, and Radio Tower
The Smart Creek target has emerged as a compelling site for potential drilling. It comprises favorable Helena Formation rocks that have undergone various alterations, indicating their readiness for exploration. Surface observations reveal copper oxides, porphyry styles of mineralization, and an increase in the density of such mineralization towards the northwest. Notable results from past drilling show a significant intercept of 109.73 meters grading 0.75% Cu and 18.74 g/t Ag.
Exploring the Historic Sunrise Mine
The Sunrise Mine target remains of particular interest, having previously yielded approximately 12,500 ounces of gold in the late 19th century through its epithermal, replacement style mineralization. Now, Domestic Metals has identified another altered porphyry intrusion nearby that carries promising gold and silver grades, suggesting a potential link to higher-grade mineralization accessible for drilling.
Radio Tower: A Stand-Alone Target
The Radio Tower target reveals a significant alteration footprint associated with past exploration and current soil anomalies suggestive of copper deposits. This represents a possibly independent target that warrants detailed investigation as it could reveal CRD and porphyry-style mineralization.
About Domestic Metals Corp.
Domestic Metals Corp. is a dedicated mineral exploration entity focused on discovering expansive copper and gold resources in historically rich mining territories across the Americas. With a strategic emphasis on areas that have historically shown promising mineral grades, the company aims to uncover new mineral deposits that can drive future economic growth.
The Smart Creek Project exemplifies this vision, showcasing extensive surface mineralization and several exploration targets, all with conducive geological settings for mineral deposits. The adept management team is committed to advancing these exploration initiatives successfully.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Smart Creek Project?
The Smart Creek Project is an exploration site located in western Montana, targeting copper and gold mineralization through systematic mapping and sampling.
Who leads Domestic Metals Corp.?
The company is led by Patricio Varas, who serves as the Chairman and CEO.
What are the main exploration areas being highlighted?
The main areas under exploration include Smart Creek, Sunrise Mine, and Radio Tower.
What techniques are being used in the exploration?
Innovative techniques such as carbon-oxygen isotope sampling and portable XRF analysis are deployed to enhance the discovery process.
When is the next drilling phase planned?
The next phase of exploration drilling is scheduled for late 2025 or early 2026.
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