Giant Mining’s Majuba Hill: 1.35% Copper Over 66.4m from Surface
In this interview, Buster Hunsaker, Technical Advisor & Sr. Geologist of Giant Mining Corp. (CSE: BFG, OTC: BFGFF, FWB: YW5), provides a comprehensive overview of the company’s Majuba Hill Copper Project in northwestern Nevada.
Hunsaker begins by highlighting recent drill results, focusing on a significant intercept of 1.35% copper over 66.4 meters starting from surface. The geologist explains the significance of this discovery, the potential for expanding high-grade copper zones, and the project’s oxide-sulfide system.
The conversation also touches on Giant Mining Corp’s progress towards a maiden resource estimate, emphasizing the project’s favorable location in Nevada, a well-known and stable mining jurisdiction. This aspect could be attractive to investors concerned about geopolitical risks in other copper-producing regions.
Giant Mining Corp. is engaged in the identification, review and acquisition of latter stage copper and copper/silver/gold assets. This is in direct response to the growing worldwide demand and lack of supply for precious metals fueled by the Green New Deal in the US and most other developed nations with similar programs aimed at addressing climate change. Such programs are heavily reliant on silver, gold and especially copper to produce Electric Vehicles and other renewable power sources, as well as building infrastructure to provide clean and affordable electricity.
The flagship project is the Majuba Hill copper, silver and gold District located 156 miles (251 km) outside Reno, Nevada, USA. Management has been mandated to focus on safe, mining friendly jurisdictions where government regulations are supportive of mining operations.
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