Cowtrail

Cowtrail Project

Copper

Gold

• Access – Year-Round Logging Road Access
• Located Contiguous and to the North of the Woodjam Copper Project.
• Shows a magnetic signature similar to that of the Mt. Polly mine.
• Drilling in 2007 to follow up made a new discovery which intersected 1.16 g/t Gold over 18.3 Meters

Recent Work

• 2006 - Dajin Resources Corporation completed 35 kilometers of an induced polarization survey.
• 2007 - Drilling follow up made a new discovery which intersected 1.16 g/t Gold over 18.3 Meters.
• The property was again drilled by Dajin in 2011.

Geology

The Cowtrail property covers a magnetic feature that extends to the northwest from a buried weakly mineralized alkalic intrusive discovered by drilling completed by Eastfield Resources and Imperial Metals Corporation in 1998.

The Cowtrail property is contiguous and to the north of the Consolidated Woodjam Copper Corp. Woodjam Project.

The property is located in the Quesnel Trough, a large regional depositional belt extending 2,000 km from the U.S. border in the south to the Stikine River in the north. The region hosts several large tonnage copper-gold ‘porphyry type’ deposits including Imperial Metals’ Mount Polley Mine, Barkerville Gold’s QR Mine, Thompson Creek Metals’ Mt. Milligan deposit (in development) and Northgate’s Kemess Mine. In addition, Taseko’s Gibraltar Cu-Mo mine lies 50 km to the west of Woodjam, outside the Quesnel Trough. Quesnel Trough alkali-porphyry deposits typically occur in basalts and andesitic flows, fragmental rocks and alkalic intrusive complexes. They are generally gold-copper deposits consisting of chalcopyrite-pyrite and minor bornite sulphide mineralization. Sulphide zones are developed adjacent to concentrically-zoned alkaline plutons that are themselves seldom sulphide bearing.

Status

The Cowtrail property is 100% owned.