The Camp Porphyry prospect is part of the INEL property, situated approximately 600 metres west of the INEL (Minfile 104B 113), approximately 9 kilometres south of Iskut River.

The Camp Porphyry zone is underlain by the Lower Jurassic Inel intrusion, comprised of feldspar porphyry intrusive rock. The intrusion is emplaced in Upper Triassic marine sedimentary and volcanic rocks of the Stuhini Group.

The Camp Porphyry is a 700 by 1400 metre area. Six drill holes completed in 2017 by Colorado Resources. Results include 0.28 gram per tonne gold and 0.08 per cent copper over 265.2 metres, including 0.59 gram per tonne gold and 0.13 per cent copper over 36 metres. (Colorado Resources, News Release, November 6, 2017).

Six drill holes, INDDH17-54, 88, 098, 099, 100 and 110 tested the Inel intrusion over a strike length of greater than 1300 metres. The results suggest that modest to low grade gold and copper mineralized zones occur over variable widths, with the strongest grades related to north-south trending structural zones and contacts between several intrusive phases or intrusive volcanic contacts. The nature of the “Camp Porphyry” has been tested over a strike distance of 1000 metres with the approximate trend of the mineralization open to the south and to the north (Assessment Report 37604).

Refer to Inel (104B 113) for work history and geological details.