• 80 square kilometers
• Located 12 kilometre southeast of the Kemess mine
• Copper-gold prospect
• 100% ownership

Accessible by helicopter or fixed wing aircraft, the property covers an aeromagnetic anomaly that lies along trend of the copper-gold showings on the Fleet. There is significant overburden cover and the property is thought to be underlain by the favorable monzodiorite plutons intruding limestone, a geological setting with the potential to host high grade copper-gold skarn deposits.

Assessment reports are not available for the area, meaning that it is likely that little previous work has been done. A high resolution airborne magnetic and radiometric survey with lines 250m apart was flown in the Fall of 2007.