The Windsor claim is on the east side of Inspector Creek, approximately 700 metres west-southwest of the State of Montana showing (114P 008) in a cliffy area facing westward, bordering Inspector Creek. Host rocks are contact-metamorphosed greenstone. The showing consists of gossan anons cliff faces which contain some disseminated pyrite, chalcopyrite and sphalerite rocks associated with the gossans are bleached and silica/clay altered and iron-stained. Old workings include open cuts and short adits, which expose minor oxidized material and abundant ferricrete as plastered on the rocks near the old workings. A grab sample of altered greenstone with disseminated sulphides assayed 0.16 per cent copper.