Red Bird
The Red Bird Property hosts an NI 43-101 Metal Content Of 151.6 Million Tonnes Including 88.2 Million Tonnes Indicated.
Red Bird also hosts Copper and Rhenium. Rhenium is one of the most expensive metals in the world with limited supply.
Exploratory work to
date has shown that
the Red Bird deposit
is comprised of three
zones of molybdenum
concentration referred
to as the Main,
Southeast and
Southwest zones within
a property totaling
1,836 ha (4400 acres)
and is located 133 km
southwest of Burns
Lake and 105 km north
of Bella Coola. The
Red Bird mineral
claims are bordered by
the boundary of
The property also hosts rhenium which is in high demand. The number of rhenium producers has fallen significantly over the past decade, to the point where just three companies now supply almost all of current world demand. Rhenium's supply-demand balance is currently very tight: world demand of some 41 tons per year is met by primary production of 35.5-37 tons per year, with the balance derived largely from recycled material. Demand is unlikely to fall in the coming years, and will most probably continue to rise.
2006
2006 exploration program maps ....click here
2006 NI 43-101 technical report ....click here
2007
2007 exploration map #1 ....click here
2007 exploration map #2 ....click here
2007 exploration drill hole cross section contour map ....click here
2007 NI 43-101 technical report ....click here
High Grade Moly Zone Diagram ....click here
2008
2008 NI 43-101 technical report ....click here