Decade Hits Porphyry in Every Hole That Reached Bedrock at Bonaparte, Including Two Holes 1.2 km Apart; System Appears More Than 2 km Wide

Decade Resources reports that all five completed holes (2,000 m) at its Bonaparte copper-gold project in B.C. intersected porphyry dykes in altered rock, including two holes collared 1.2 km apart. The in-progress DDH-BN-6 is drilling strongly potassic rock with chalcopyrite and hydrothermal breccia, features typical of a porphyry center, and management interprets the system along Cooler Creek valley as more than 2 km wide with a 3 x 4 km IP anomaly largely undrilled. All observations are visual and assays are pending; no mineral resource has been defined, so the size and grade of the system remain unconfirmed.

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