Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The copper zone has massive chalcopyrite and pyrite in quartz veins. We sample from bedrock and take a look at the rocks removed by the road grader. Samples taken by 911 Exploration Corp in 2021 showed the veins contained copper, gold and silver with minor zinc. The showing is hosted in Karmutsen Volcanics.
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QUALIFIED PERSON STATEMENT
Jacques Houle, P.Eng., a qualified person as defined by NI 43 – 101, is responsible for the technical information contained in this video and accompanying text. Readers are cautioned that the information in this video and text is not necessarily indicative of the continuity and grades of mineralization on the property of interest.
VIDEO TRANSCRIPT
We have a ditch here that was dug out. All the material is placed here. We've pulled samples from here. We've made a drill hole. The backpack drill, there, intercepted some nice copper. You have veins running this way up to about 30 centimetres thick of quartz. Veins with massive chalcopyrite and minor pyrite. Now that we've had fresh rainfall and we can see the bedrock, all the dust is washed off, and we're going to find some samples in the bedrock. The first one we found was right here. Take a look at this very, very nice-looking chalcopyrite. This is the other half. Here is another sample. Here is some malachite staining. The second sample is here. This was from bedrock down in there. You can see the malachite staining the chalcopyrite. Some very, very nice-looking samples. This is also from bedrock down there. In the middle of the road here, you can see how it's been widened. We dug a bunch of test pits down and found very similar material to this massive sulfides all along here. And this is where there's a 10-meter by 1.5-meter block of massive sulfides. You have veins running across it right there. That's the only thing that's exposed now because the ditch is actually the bedrock layer. And the road has been built up about a meter. Here are some more samples from down with coarse pyrite and a little chalcopyrite. In another sample here, you can see there's a little stringer cutting through that chalcopyrite. There are just lots of loose samples all over the place and it's very hard to see when this is dusty. Getting a good look after it's rained is different. You find a lot. Another sample here. Justin Number Two just tossed at me another sample with mineralization. This is a piece I just broke off of chalcopyrite. Justin Number Two is digging off bedrock here. See where all this block has a lot of mineralization where the black and the rust are for oxidation. All the green everywhere from your oxidation of copper, as you can see, there's copper sulfides in there. Those are the samples, and this is the copper zone mineralization extending about 15 meters wide from the telephone pole to where I'm standing. Definitely worth doing more exploring here. Be nice to have the water erode all this material that's sloughed down, and maybe when they grade the road next, they'll expose some more stuff for us. That's it, guys. I hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. We'll see you at the next one.
#copper #mining #goldmining
The copper zone has massive chalcopyrite and pyrite in quartz veins. We sample from bedrock and take a look at the rocks removed by the road grader. Samples taken by 911 Exploration Corp in 2021 showed the veins contained copper, gold and silver with minor zinc. The showing is hosted in Karmutsen Volcanics.
911 EXPLORATION CORP LINKS
Patreon: patreon.com/911mining
Website: 911mining.com
More Videos: rumble.com/user/911EXPLORATIONCORP
Clips Channel: youtube.com/channel/UCDUUypwEoUAEKatNs6yqbGg
Contact: 911mining@gmail.com
KERMODE RESOURCES LINKS (TSXV:KLM)
kermoderesources.ca
https://linktr.ee/kermoderesources
QUALIFIED PERSON STATEMENT
Jacques Houle, P.Eng., a qualified person as defined by NI 43 – 101, is responsible for the technical information contained in this video and accompanying text. Readers are cautioned that the information in this video and text is not necessarily indicative of the continuity and grades of mineralization on the property of interest.
VIDEO TRANSCRIPT
We have a ditch here that was dug out. All the material is placed here. We've pulled samples from here. We've made a drill hole. The backpack drill, there, intercepted some nice copper. You have veins running this way up to about 30 centimetres thick of quartz. Veins with massive chalcopyrite and minor pyrite. Now that we've had fresh rainfall and we can see the bedrock, all the dust is washed off, and we're going to find some samples in the bedrock. The first one we found was right here. Take a look at this very, very nice-looking chalcopyrite. This is the other half. Here is another sample. Here is some malachite staining. The second sample is here. This was from bedrock down in there. You can see the malachite staining the chalcopyrite. Some very, very nice-looking samples. This is also from bedrock down there. In the middle of the road here, you can see how it's been widened. We dug a bunch of test pits down and found very similar material to this massive sulfides all along here. And this is where there's a 10-meter by 1.5-meter block of massive sulfides. You have veins running across it right there. That's the only thing that's exposed now because the ditch is actually the bedrock layer. And the road has been built up about a meter. Here are some more samples from down with coarse pyrite and a little chalcopyrite. In another sample here, you can see there's a little stringer cutting through that chalcopyrite. There are just lots of loose samples all over the place and it's very hard to see when this is dusty. Getting a good look after it's rained is different. You find a lot. Another sample here. Justin Number Two just tossed at me another sample with mineralization. This is a piece I just broke off of chalcopyrite. Justin Number Two is digging off bedrock here. See where all this block has a lot of mineralization where the black and the rust are for oxidation. All the green everywhere from your oxidation of copper, as you can see, there's copper sulfides in there. Those are the samples, and this is the copper zone mineralization extending about 15 meters wide from the telephone pole to where I'm standing. Definitely worth doing more exploring here. Be nice to have the water erode all this material that's sloughed down, and maybe when they grade the road next, they'll expose some more stuff for us. That's it, guys. I hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. We'll see you at the next one.
#copper #mining #goldmining
