The Armour property is located on Mount Armour, approximately 3 kilometres south east of the community of Barriere.

The area is underlain by basalts, cherts, argillites, wackes, conglomerates and limestones of the Paleozoic Eagle Bay assemblage. Pyritic massive sulphides and sulphide stockworks are hosted by cherts and argillites, and sit conformably with surrounding strata.

Chalcopyrite and sphalerite were observed in drill core with best values of 0.73 per cent copper over 1.44 metres and 4.1 per cent zinc over 1.04 metres; precious metal values were low (Assessment Report 16322).

Massive sulphide showings on Mount Armour have been known for some time with old prospect pits probably dating back to the early 1900s. Very limited diamond drilling was carried out by a local prospector, J.A. Fennell, in the late 1960s with inconclusive results. Craigmont Mines Ltd. carried out a soil, VLF-EM and magnetometer survey over the showings in 1979 and although anomalies were outlined, did not follow them up. In 1985, the partnership of Corporation Falconbridge Copper and Cutty Resources Inc. carried out linecutting and soil sampling over 10.3 kilometres of grid. In 1986, Minnova Inc. carried out diamond drilling totalling 410 metres in 5 holes. In 1998-2000, Rimfire Minerals Corp. conducted a limited exploration program of mapping and sampling. In 2007, Bitterroot Resources Ltd. completed a gravity survey program.