Red Canyon Resources has begun its first diamond drilling program at the Nautilus copper-gold target within the Osiris Project in central British Columbia. The drilling aims to test priority targets identified through integrated geophysical and geochemical surveys, focusing on two key areas: Nautilus Prime and Nautilus North, both showing strong signs of porphyry copper-gold mineralization. This program follows extensive geophysical work including magnetic, IP surveys, and soil sampling, which highlighted multiple pipe-like magnetic features and anomalous copper geochemistry. Successful drilling could confirm significant copper-gold deposits, advancing Red Canyon's exploration efforts in a region known for large porphyry systems.
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